Re: Barnet in 2nd Round at Home

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Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 3:44 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:19 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:10 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:44 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 12:44 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 11th, 2023, 8:06 pm
Amberexile wrote: November 11th, 2023, 6:03 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 11th, 2023, 2:30 pm
Amberexile wrote: November 11th, 2023, 10:58 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 11th, 2023, 9:35 am

What's very tedious, is the continuous line that the trust is only good for racking up debt and being bailed out. It simply isn't true, but by repeating the same line time and time again, it becomes folklore.

As HJ knows his biggest problem to surmount, is negativity.
I guess it might be tedious if it were true which of course it is not. I don't recall anybody saying that once, let alone it being continuous.

However, I do see one person repeatedly calling for the Trust to be closed down with indecent haste.
If you have people who want to run the trust on the basis of " I asked HJ wether the trust funds are crucial to his plans, because I have other ideas for that money" then it loses the connection with why people joined in the first place.
If there is no driver to join then it dies. What I don't want is HJ to believe, but the Trust membership to not believe. If that happens you end up with a membership believing that the trust is there simply to bail out when it goes pear shaped, which is the negativity that needs to cease if we are ever to progress. If people don't want to join with the obvious optimism of HJ, then why have a trust?
We will have a trust for whatever purpose the members decide they want their trust to fulfil. Nobody will be forced to join.
That is exactly the point, the Trust needs new members to join for a purpose, not find reasons for existing members to keep up subscriptions.



I myself, and many others have had lots of ideas on how the Trust could work in the long term. But you and others seem to want the trust to simply disappear. Why? I have asked myself many times, I have come up with many answers for which I would like share with everyone else. Then of course you will try and discredit me and others will do the same, all because you and the others have something to gain from the trust too just simply disappear from the scene.
No person gains anything, but a struggling group like the supporters club, could be custodians of the NCAFC shares. There have been active groups in the past raising hundreds of thousands, such as the lifeline society, Bar Amber and the Over the bridge Exiles, that no longer have a purpose, and are no longer active.

If the trust doesn't see itself as now being under HJ's guidance, then it doesn't even have a purpose as a bridge to future supporters...........
Give me, and others an example of how you think that Huw Jenkins, could guide The Trust in the right direction?
You are aware of HJ and Swansea, and how he got everyone on board, and singing from the same songsheet. It's as simple as everyone believing that something big is happening, and people wanting to be part of it. It has to be driven by someone everyone knows has done it before.

The alternative is no no, we know best...........

That isn't a very good example. We are not Swansea City. So what you are really saying is, you haven't got a clue how The Trust should move on?
As HJ said "I know Newport generally has a problem with negativity"....................

Re: Barnet in 2nd Round at Home

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Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 4:54 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 3:44 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:19 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:10 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:44 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 12:44 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 11th, 2023, 8:06 pm
Amberexile wrote: November 11th, 2023, 6:03 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 11th, 2023, 2:30 pm
Amberexile wrote: November 11th, 2023, 10:58 am

I guess it might be tedious if it were true which of course it is not. I don't recall anybody saying that once, let alone it being continuous.

However, I do see one person repeatedly calling for the Trust to be closed down with indecent haste.
If you have people who want to run the trust on the basis of " I asked HJ wether the trust funds are crucial to his plans, because I have other ideas for that money" then it loses the connection with why people joined in the first place.
If there is no driver to join then it dies. What I don't want is HJ to believe, but the Trust membership to not believe. If that happens you end up with a membership believing that the trust is there simply to bail out when it goes pear shaped, which is the negativity that needs to cease if we are ever to progress. If people don't want to join with the obvious optimism of HJ, then why have a trust?
We will have a trust for whatever purpose the members decide they want their trust to fulfil. Nobody will be forced to join.
That is exactly the point, the Trust needs new members to join for a purpose, not find reasons for existing members to keep up subscriptions.



I myself, and many others have had lots of ideas on how the Trust could work in the long term. But you and others seem to want the trust to simply disappear. Why? I have asked myself many times, I have come up with many answers for which I would like share with everyone else. Then of course you will try and discredit me and others will do the same, all because you and the others have something to gain from the trust too just simply disappear from the scene.
No person gains anything, but a struggling group like the supporters club, could be custodians of the NCAFC shares. There have been active groups in the past raising hundreds of thousands, such as the lifeline society, Bar Amber and the Over the bridge Exiles, that no longer have a purpose, and are no longer active.

If the trust doesn't see itself as now being under HJ's guidance, then it doesn't even have a purpose as a bridge to future supporters...........
Give me, and others an example of how you think that Huw Jenkins, could guide The Trust in the right direction?
You are aware of HJ and Swansea, and how he got everyone on board, and singing from the same songsheet. It's as simple as everyone believing that something big is happening, and people wanting to be part of it. It has to be driven by someone everyone knows has done it before.

The alternative is no no, we know best...........

That isn't a very good example. We are not Swansea City. So what you are really saying is, you haven't got a clue how The Trust should move on?
As HJ said "I know Newport generally has a problem with negativity"....................
I'm not a negative person, never have been, and never will be. I don't know how much you really know about Huw Jenkins? Yes granted, The Trust could be run a lot better than in the past. Please tell me how would you like to see The Trust run (how would you move The Trust forward)?

Re: Barnet in 2nd Round at Home

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Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 5:56 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 4:54 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 3:44 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:19 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:10 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:44 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 12:44 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 11th, 2023, 8:06 pm
Amberexile wrote: November 11th, 2023, 6:03 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 11th, 2023, 2:30 pm

If you have people who want to run the trust on the basis of " I asked HJ wether the trust funds are crucial to his plans, because I have other ideas for that money" then it loses the connection with why people joined in the first place.
If there is no driver to join then it dies. What I don't want is HJ to believe, but the Trust membership to not believe. If that happens you end up with a membership believing that the trust is there simply to bail out when it goes pear shaped, which is the negativity that needs to cease if we are ever to progress. If people don't want to join with the obvious optimism of HJ, then why have a trust?
We will have a trust for whatever purpose the members decide they want their trust to fulfil. Nobody will be forced to join.
That is exactly the point, the Trust needs new members to join for a purpose, not find reasons for existing members to keep up subscriptions.



I myself, and many others have had lots of ideas on how the Trust could work in the long term. But you and others seem to want the trust to simply disappear. Why? I have asked myself many times, I have come up with many answers for which I would like share with everyone else. Then of course you will try and discredit me and others will do the same, all because you and the others have something to gain from the trust too just simply disappear from the scene.
No person gains anything, but a struggling group like the supporters club, could be custodians of the NCAFC shares. There have been active groups in the past raising hundreds of thousands, such as the lifeline society, Bar Amber and the Over the bridge Exiles, that no longer have a purpose, and are no longer active.

If the trust doesn't see itself as now being under HJ's guidance, then it doesn't even have a purpose as a bridge to future supporters...........
Give me, and others an example of how you think that Huw Jenkins, could guide The Trust in the right direction?
You are aware of HJ and Swansea, and how he got everyone on board, and singing from the same songsheet. It's as simple as everyone believing that something big is happening, and people wanting to be part of it. It has to be driven by someone everyone knows has done it before.

The alternative is no no, we know best...........

That isn't a very good example. We are not Swansea City. So what you are really saying is, you haven't got a clue how The Trust should move on?
As HJ said "I know Newport generally has a problem with negativity"....................
I'm not a negative person, never have been, and never will be. I don't know how much you really know about Huw Jenkins? Yes granted, The Trust could be run a lot better than in the past. Please tell me how would you like to see The Trust run (how would you move The Trust forward)?
Like you and everyone else, I haven't done it. HJ and his team has, there is no need to invent the wheel, no need for people pretend they have better answers than HJ. The trust doesn't need to move in any direction other than with the guidance of HJ.

Re: Barnet in 2nd Round at Home

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Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:15 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 5:56 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 4:54 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 3:44 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:19 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:10 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:44 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 12:44 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 11th, 2023, 8:06 pm
Amberexile wrote: November 11th, 2023, 6:03 pm

We will have a trust for whatever purpose the members decide they want their trust to fulfil. Nobody will be forced to join.
That is exactly the point, the Trust needs new members to join for a purpose, not find reasons for existing members to keep up subscriptions.



I myself, and many others have had lots of ideas on how the Trust could work in the long term. But you and others seem to want the trust to simply disappear. Why? I have asked myself many times, I have come up with many answers for which I would like share with everyone else. Then of course you will try and discredit me and others will do the same, all because you and the others have something to gain from the trust too just simply disappear from the scene.
No person gains anything, but a struggling group like the supporters club, could be custodians of the NCAFC shares. There have been active groups in the past raising hundreds of thousands, such as the lifeline society, Bar Amber and the Over the bridge Exiles, that no longer have a purpose, and are no longer active.

If the trust doesn't see itself as now being under HJ's guidance, then it doesn't even have a purpose as a bridge to future supporters...........
Give me, and others an example of how you think that Huw Jenkins, could guide The Trust in the right direction?
You are aware of HJ and Swansea, and how he got everyone on board, and singing from the same songsheet. It's as simple as everyone believing that something big is happening, and people wanting to be part of it. It has to be driven by someone everyone knows has done it before.

The alternative is no no, we know best...........

That isn't a very good example. We are not Swansea City. So what you are really saying is, you haven't got a clue how The Trust should move on?
As HJ said "I know Newport generally has a problem with negativity"....................
I'm not a negative person, never have been, and never will be. I don't know how much you really know about Huw Jenkins? Yes granted, The Trust could be run a lot better than in the past. Please tell me how would you like to see The Trust run (how would you move The Trust forward)?
Like you and everyone else, I haven't done it. HJ and his team has, there is no need to invent the wheel, no need for people pretend they have better answers than HJ. The trust doesn't need to move in any direction other than with the guidance of HJ.
Who exactly is Huw Jenkins and his team? Let's have all of their names, as you know so much about them?

Re: Barnet in 2nd Round at Home

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Torquay Exile wrote: November 14th, 2023, 11:11 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:15 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 5:56 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 4:54 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 3:44 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:19 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:10 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:44 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 12:44 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 11th, 2023, 8:06 pm

That is exactly the point, the Trust needs new members to join for a purpose, not find reasons for existing members to keep up subscriptions.



I myself, and many others have had lots of ideas on how the Trust could work in the long term. But you and others seem to want the trust to simply disappear. Why? I have asked myself many times, I have come up with many answers for which I would like share with everyone else. Then of course you will try and discredit me and others will do the same, all because you and the others have something to gain from the trust too just simply disappear from the scene.
No person gains anything, but a struggling group like the supporters club, could be custodians of the NCAFC shares. There have been active groups in the past raising hundreds of thousands, such as the lifeline society, Bar Amber and the Over the bridge Exiles, that no longer have a purpose, and are no longer active.

If the trust doesn't see itself as now being under HJ's guidance, then it doesn't even have a purpose as a bridge to future supporters...........
Give me, and others an example of how you think that Huw Jenkins, could guide The Trust in the right direction?
You are aware of HJ and Swansea, and how he got everyone on board, and singing from the same songsheet. It's as simple as everyone believing that something big is happening, and people wanting to be part of it. It has to be driven by someone everyone knows has done it before.

The alternative is no no, we know best...........

That isn't a very good example. We are not Swansea City. So what you are really saying is, you haven't got a clue how The Trust should move on?
As HJ said "I know Newport generally has a problem with negativity"....................
I'm not a negative person, never have been, and never will be. I don't know how much you really know about Huw Jenkins? Yes granted, The Trust could be run a lot better than in the past. Please tell me how would you like to see The Trust run (how would you move The Trust forward)?
Like you and everyone else, I haven't done it. HJ and his team has, there is no need to invent the wheel, no need for people pretend they have better answers than HJ. The trust doesn't need to move in any direction other than with the guidance of HJ.
Who exactly is Huw Jenkins and his team? Let's have all of their names, as you know so much about them?
What cracks me up about you is that you claim to be well informed and make snide remarks about being in the know, but you don’t know who Huw Jenkins’ team is!!! Everyone knows that HJ has a close knit team from Swansea who who he trusts but as you don’t know let me give you their names:

Jeremy Lewis - a very well informed football enthusiast with an almost encyclopaedic knowledge of football trivia

Terry Walsh - Terry is Scottish but moved to Swansea years ago. He is an ex Copper with a wealth of knowledge of the law

Dai Reese - Dai is one of Huw’s closest right hand men, he is a former singer and actor and will be key to bringing entertainment activities (including karaoke) to RP

Julian Lewis- - Julian is actually Jeremy’s Twin brother and has a great track record of commercial success in the motor trade

Alan Greyo Grey - another ex policeman and very close to HJ. Some say he has a love hate relationship with Terry Walsh which could be a worry. He was also rumoured to have once dated Aidee Lewis, the sister of the Lewis brothers.

Bryn Cartwright - this is the one that worries me. Although he is an extremely successful businessmen who once owned his own sports club, he was caught up in criminal activity back in the day and actually was once thought of as deceased after going missing many years ago.


So Torquay Exile, you often ask questions of all and sundry and I hope that I have answered you and you won’t bother me with more follow up questions like you usually do as I’m off for a hot dog.

Re: Barnet in 2nd Round at Home

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SixtyYearFan wrote: November 15th, 2023, 12:31 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 14th, 2023, 11:11 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:15 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 5:56 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 4:54 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 3:44 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:19 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:10 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:44 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 12:44 am




I myself, and many others have had lots of ideas on how the Trust could work in the long term. But you and others seem to want the trust to simply disappear. Why? I have asked myself many times, I have come up with many answers for which I would like share with everyone else. Then of course you will try and discredit me and others will do the same, all because you and the others have something to gain from the trust too just simply disappear from the scene.
No person gains anything, but a struggling group like the supporters club, could be custodians of the NCAFC shares. There have been active groups in the past raising hundreds of thousands, such as the lifeline society, Bar Amber and the Over the bridge Exiles, that no longer have a purpose, and are no longer active.

If the trust doesn't see itself as now being under HJ's guidance, then it doesn't even have a purpose as a bridge to future supporters...........
Give me, and others an example of how you think that Huw Jenkins, could guide The Trust in the right direction?
You are aware of HJ and Swansea, and how he got everyone on board, and singing from the same songsheet. It's as simple as everyone believing that something big is happening, and people wanting to be part of it. It has to be driven by someone everyone knows has done it before.

The alternative is no no, we know best...........

That isn't a very good example. We are not Swansea City. So what you are really saying is, you haven't got a clue how The Trust should move on?
As HJ said "I know Newport generally has a problem with negativity"....................
I'm not a negative person, never have been, and never will be. I don't know how much you really know about Huw Jenkins? Yes granted, The Trust could be run a lot better than in the past. Please tell me how would you like to see The Trust run (how would you move The Trust forward)?
Like you and everyone else, I haven't done it. HJ and his team has, there is no need to invent the wheel, no need for people pretend they have better answers than HJ. The trust doesn't need to move in any direction other than with the guidance of HJ.
Who exactly is Huw Jenkins and his team? Let's have all of their names, as you know so much about them?
What cracks me up about you is that you claim to be well informed and make snide remarks about being in the know, but you don’t know who Huw Jenkins’ team is!!! Everyone knows that HJ has a close knit team from Swansea who who he trusts but as you don’t know let me give you their names:

Jeremy Lewis - a very well informed football enthusiast with an almost encyclopaedic knowledge of football trivia

Terry Walsh - Terry is Scottish but moved to Swansea years ago. He is an ex Copper with a wealth of knowledge of the law

Dai Reese - Dai is one of Huw’s closest right hand men, he is a former singer and actor and will be key to bringing entertainment activities (including karaoke) to RP

Julian Lewis- - Julian is actually Jeremy’s Twin brother and has a great track record of commercial success in the motor trade

Alan Greyo Grey - another ex policeman and very close to HJ. Some say he has a love hate relationship with Terry Walsh which could be a worry. He was also rumoured to have once dated Aidee Lewis, the sister of the Lewis brothers.

Bryn Cartwright - this is the one that worries me. Although he is an extremely successful businessmen who once owned his own sports club, he was caught up in criminal activity back in the day and actually was once thought of as deceased after going missing many years ago.


So Torquay Exile, you often ask questions of all and sundry and I hope that I have answered you and you won’t bother me with more follow up questions like you usually do as I’m off for a hot dog.
They sound like the line-up of a BBC detective drama. Do we know if they've collectively solved any crime?

Re: Barnet in 2nd Round at Home

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SixtyYearFan wrote: November 15th, 2023, 12:31 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 14th, 2023, 11:11 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:15 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 5:56 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 4:54 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 3:44 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:19 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:10 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:44 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 12:44 am




I myself, and many others have had lots of ideas on how the Trust could work in the long term. But you and others seem to want the trust to simply disappear. Why? I have asked myself many times, I have come up with many answers for which I would like share with everyone else. Then of course you will try and discredit me and others will do the same, all because you and the others have something to gain from the trust too just simply disappear from the scene.
No person gains anything, but a struggling group like the supporters club, could be custodians of the NCAFC shares. There have been active groups in the past raising hundreds of thousands, such as the lifeline society, Bar Amber and the Over the bridge Exiles, that no longer have a purpose, and are no longer active.

If the trust doesn't see itself as now being under HJ's guidance, then it doesn't even have a purpose as a bridge to future supporters...........
Give me, and others an example of how you think that Huw Jenkins, could guide The Trust in the right direction?
You are aware of HJ and Swansea, and how he got everyone on board, and singing from the same songsheet. It's as simple as everyone believing that something big is happening, and people wanting to be part of it. It has to be driven by someone everyone knows has done it before.

The alternative is no no, we know best...........

That isn't a very good example. We are not Swansea City. So what you are really saying is, you haven't got a clue how The Trust should move on?
As HJ said "I know Newport generally has a problem with negativity"....................
I'm not a negative person, never have been, and never will be. I don't know how much you really know about Huw Jenkins? Yes granted, The Trust could be run a lot better than in the past. Please tell me how would you like to see The Trust run (how would you move The Trust forward)?
Like you and everyone else, I haven't done it. HJ and his team has, there is no need to invent the wheel, no need for people pretend they have better answers than HJ. The trust doesn't need to move in any direction other than with the guidance of HJ.
Who exactly is Huw Jenkins and his team? Let's have all of their names, as you know so much about them?
What cracks me up about you is that you claim to be well informed and make snide remarks about being in the know, but you don’t know who Huw Jenkins’ team is!!! Everyone knows that HJ has a close knit team from Swansea who who he trusts but as you don’t know let me give you their names:

Jeremy Lewis - a very well informed football enthusiast with an almost encyclopaedic knowledge of football trivia

Terry Walsh - Terry is Scottish but moved to Swansea years ago. He is an ex Copper with a wealth of knowledge of the law

Dai Reese - Dai is one of Huw’s closest right hand men, he is a former singer and actor and will be key to bringing entertainment activities (including karaoke) to RP

Julian Lewis- - Julian is actually Jeremy’s Twin brother and has a great track record of commercial success in the motor trade

Alan Greyo Grey - another ex policeman and very close to HJ. Some say he has a love hate relationship with Terry Walsh which could be a worry. He was also rumoured to have once dated Aidee Lewis, the sister of the Lewis brothers.

Bryn Cartwright - this is the one that worries me. Although he is an extremely successful businessmen who once owned his own sports club, he was caught up in criminal activity back in the day and actually was once thought of as deceased after going missing many years ago.


So Torquay Exile, you often ask questions of all and sundry and I hope that I have answered you and you won’t bother me with more follow up questions like you usually do as I’m off for a hot dog.
I do have some questions for you.

1. Where did you buy the hot dog?
2. Was it 6ins, 8ins or other?
3. What temperature was it?
4. Did you have mustard or another sauce with it?
5. How much did it cost?
6. Were HJ and/or his team involved in any way?

These are important things that I need to know.

Re: Barnet in 2nd Round at Home

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SixtyYearFan wrote: November 15th, 2023, 12:31 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 14th, 2023, 11:11 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:15 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 5:56 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 4:54 pm
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 3:44 pm
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:19 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 10:10 am
Bangitintrnet wrote: November 12th, 2023, 6:44 am
Torquay Exile wrote: November 12th, 2023, 12:44 am




I myself, and many others have had lots of ideas on how the Trust could work in the long term. But you and others seem to want the trust to simply disappear. Why? I have asked myself many times, I have come up with many answers for which I would like share with everyone else. Then of course you will try and discredit me and others will do the same, all because you and the others have something to gain from the trust too just simply disappear from the scene.
No person gains anything, but a struggling group like the supporters club, could be custodians of the NCAFC shares. There have been active groups in the past raising hundreds of thousands, such as the lifeline society, Bar Amber and the Over the bridge Exiles, that no longer have a purpose, and are no longer active.

If the trust doesn't see itself as now being under HJ's guidance, then it doesn't even have a purpose as a bridge to future supporters...........
Give me, and others an example of how you think that Huw Jenkins, could guide The Trust in the right direction?
You are aware of HJ and Swansea, and how he got everyone on board, and singing from the same songsheet. It's as simple as everyone believing that something big is happening, and people wanting to be part of it. It has to be driven by someone everyone knows has done it before.

The alternative is no no, we know best...........

That isn't a very good example. We are not Swansea City. So what you are really saying is, you haven't got a clue how The Trust should move on?
As HJ said "I know Newport generally has a problem with negativity"....................
I'm not a negative person, never have been, and never will be. I don't know how much you really know about Huw Jenkins? Yes granted, The Trust could be run a lot better than in the past. Please tell me how would you like to see The Trust run (how would you move The Trust forward)?
Like you and everyone else, I haven't done it. HJ and his team has, there is no need to invent the wheel, no need for people pretend they have better answers than HJ. The trust doesn't need to move in any direction other than with the guidance of HJ.
Who exactly is Huw Jenkins and his team? Let's have all of their names, as you know so much about them?
What cracks me up about you is that you claim to be well informed and make snide remarks about being in the know, but you don’t know who Huw Jenkins’ team is!!! Everyone knows that HJ has a close knit team from Swansea who who he trusts but as you don’t know let me give you their names:

Jeremy Lewis - a very well informed football enthusiast with an almost encyclopaedic knowledge of football trivia

Terry Walsh - Terry is Scottish but moved to Swansea years ago. He is an ex Copper with a wealth of knowledge of the law

Dai Reese - Dai is one of Huw’s closest right hand men, he is a former singer and actor and will be key to bringing entertainment activities (including karaoke) to RP

Julian Lewis- - Julian is actually Jeremy’s Twin brother and has a great track record of commercial success in the motor trade

Alan Greyo Grey - another ex policeman and very close to HJ. Some say he has a love hate relationship with Terry Walsh which could be a worry. He was also rumoured to have once dated Aidee Lewis, the sister of the Lewis brothers.

Bryn Cartwright - this is the one that worries me. Although he is an extremely successful businessmen who once owned his own sports club, he was caught up in criminal activity back in the day and actually was once thought of as deceased after going missing many years ago.


So Torquay Exile, you often ask questions of all and sundry and I hope that I have answered you and you won’t bother me with more follow up questions like you usually do as I’m off for a hot dog.
Also to satisfy your endless curiosity @Torquay Exile - in addition to the above people in HJ’s inner circle, I have also been informed that he is also bringing in a certain Huw ‘Fatty’ Lewis into the fold. Lewis is the dad of the Lewis brothers mentioned above and is being brought in to project manage building a new stadium. However its a big concern as he has only a small roofing business and apparently had a bad accident once whilst doing the clubhouse at Cartwright’s sports club.

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