"This is my club. Not anyone else’s. This is my club. And I want it back,”
Only members that were eligible to vote can attend, right?
Any person who is elected membership of the Club as a Club member on or after 22 December 2004 is not entitled to attend and to vote on any matters at General Meetings or to vote at the election of the Board, and is not entitled to be nominated for, elected to and hold office of the Board until that person has been a financial Club memeber of the Club for a continuous period of three (3) years at the date of the General Meeting...
Ray will park where ever he f**king likes at the club BTW. He might even throw it in the back of his bus and take it home with him.
Thanks Twizz
The interview with pricey was far and away he's darkest moment as a legend of this club, it was just cringeworthy and I was actually hoping that Paul Kent would cut it short it was that bad... Very very sad
The interview with pricey was far and away he's darkest moment as a legend of this club, it was just cringeworthy and I was actually hoping that Paul Kent would cut it short it was that bad... Very very sad
:lol: I just listened to it for a laugh. It definitely produced!
Lol... I mustn't have a sense of humour because it was almost too upsetting to listen to it, the ole fella has lost it big time.
I can't believe he thought that interview would win him confidence as the leader of a multi-million dollar business and Football team.
Q: "What will you do to improve the club"
A: "Tread Water... see what happens."
Yes, I'm para-phrasing, but FFS...
I'd like to read a transcript of that interview, there was so much double speak and mentions of nothing that it be better to read it to keep track of what he was actually trying to say..
He's a club legend and all, and his playing days earned him his statue, but he really needs to give this up now.
Does anyone think that the Supreme Court will actually hear his case?
Can't see that Price would have a leg to stand on, re being declared ineligible to stand at the election. Ben Smith on the other would at the very least have an argument, but I suspect he has moved on.
84 Baby said:The bit I enjoyed* was when Kent asked him if the politics were affecting onfield results and he replied with (paraphrase) "how can we expect them to perform when the boardroom isn't? It didn't affect me when I was playing and it doesn't affect the players now. How can you tackle one week then forget how to the next?" So which is it Ray? The board or the players fault?
*by enjoyed I mean cringed at because Ray Price is a legend, but he really is struggling to keep his train of thought
I'd like to read a transcript of that interview, there was so much double speak and mentions of nothing that it be better to read it to keep track of what he was actually trying to say..
He's a club legend and all, and his playing days earned him his statue, but he really needs to give this up now.
Does anyone think that the Supreme Court will actually hear his case?