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deeayess · 29-05-2009, 23:13

You are right that a supporters trust requires a lot of input from its members and a lot of people to come forward but given the size and make up of the Stanley support it does not bode well. I was a member of the Rangers supporters trust and that probably numbers no more than a few thousand out of a season ticket base of over 40000 and a support of many more. In a lot of cases Stanley are peoples second team, I know they are with me, but I am sure we would all like to see the best for the club. However this limits the time and effort that can be put in by some but what is the alternative? The way the club is being run at the moment is a concern to us all and something has to change. Unfortunatley I don't have a solution but at least I haven't given up yet.

29-05-2009, 23:13	#2
deeayess Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Dumfries & Galloway Posts: 1,262 Liked: 506 times Rep Power: 8371	Re: Supporters Trusts You are right that a supporters trust requires a lot of input from its members and a lot of people to come forward but given the size and make up of the Stanley support it does not bode well. I was a member of the Rangers supporters trust and that probably numbers no more than a few thousand out of a season ticket base of over 40000 and a support of many more. In a lot of cases Stanley are peoples second team, I know they are with me, but I am sure we would all like to see the best for the club. However this limits the time and effort that can be put in by some but what is the alternative? The way the club is being run at the moment is a concern to us all and something has to change. Unfortunatley I don't have a solution but at least I haven't given up yet.