Fan engagement legislation ... Protecting SUFC

[paidsy]

Is it really worth complaining to the club about supportive tweets for Trump from the shirt sponsors social media accounts?

 

[Linz]

Is it really worth complaining to the club about supportive tweets for Trump from the shirt sponsors social media accounts?

I'd be interested to know if they had anything to say about our previous Saudi owners...

 

[S64 Blade]

Why does it take over two months for the minutes to be ready?

 

[paidsy]

I'd be interested to know if they had anything to say about our previous Saudi owners...

That's a very good point! The implication from that point being raised is that we need to be questioning any potential sponsor/partner/player on every possible stance they may have lol

 

[sufc323]

Good to see the important issues being tackled.

The club's biggest downfall (IMO) is the stupid ticketing policy that is pricing out current fans and preventing growth to new ones, due to limiting tickets to 1 per person and having a previous purchasing history. I've passed my feedback to the club via the contact us page on the website, and heard sweet FA back, and I know many more on here have been vocal about how ridiculous it is.

The fan engagement panels are good in principle, but when the minutes come out it turns out to be mostly nit picking at how warm sausage rolls are and other trivial stuff. Is there anyone on here that takes feedback from fans to these events?

 

[BornOnShorehamStreet]

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[PageHallBlade]

Is it really worth complaining to the club about supportive tweets for Trump from the shirt sponsors social media accounts?

why is this an issue ? its a democratic process ( whether you agree with him or not is irrelavent to us locally/nationally)
i had a much bigger issue when we were sponsored by Randox a company literallly made millions from govermnet contrcxats (our taxes) for covid tests who also employed a tory MP to lobby for them to get on the gravy train

 

[paidsy]

why is this an issue ? its a democratic process ( whether you agree with him or not is irrelavent to us locally/nationally)
i had a much bigger issue when we were sponsored by Randox a company literallly made millions from govermnet contrcxats (our taxes) for covid tests who also employed a tory MP to lobby for them to get on the gravy train

I couldn't care less what political leanings anybody has to do with the club, especially not a sponsor.

If at some point Trump started declaring war on every nation under the sun and shoving folk into gulags, will never happen, then maybe fine to point out. But this stuff has absolutely no relevance or importance to the club at the moment. I understand the individual who has raised this issue is one of the guys from the rainbow blades and therefore I assume it is being brought up with regards to concerns around the members of rainbow blades. But as has been stated how is this a bigger issue than being owned by a Saudi national?

People are always going to have different beliefs, rightly or wrongly. Unless there's some direct persecution at play this stuff shouldn't be brought up in this meetings when there's likely a lot more important or pressing matters.

I absolutely hate all the crypto/meme coin bullshit and I think there's more genuine concerns regarding Maneki that could be brought up if there were real gripes to be had. But again, it's irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. I highly doubt them sponsoring us drives them much if any custom anyway. Expressing support to a legitimate candidate for an election in a democratic nation is fucking pathetic.

That said there seems to have been a few good points brought up and addressed so don't want to appear too negative. But maybe a some more focus on the real issues for fans would be of benefit to everyone.