harrybuckle
Always look on the bright side
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Post by harrybuckle on Feb 19, 2020 13:23:30 GMT
CHANCE TO ASK QUESTIONS
From the Rovers website
We would like to thank all the supporters who took the time to complete our recent Fan's Survey.
Over two-thousand supporters completed the survey, which will which help to form a useful collection of data of fans perception of a variety of departments within the football club.
We will be releasing the findings of the survey from a number of key areas over the coming weeks.
To progress from the survey, the Club will be hosting a Fan's Forum event that will focus on how the match day experience at the Mem can be enhanced. This will take place in the Bristol Room on Wednesday, 26th February. To register your interest in attending register your interest on website
Chance for keyboard warriors to ask the difficult questions
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Igitur
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Post by Igitur on Feb 19, 2020 14:23:56 GMT
Any questions not about the match day experience may be ruled offside, but a new stadium could be considered as improving the experience.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 19, 2020 17:46:19 GMT
Chance for keyboard warriors to ask the difficult questions
I've tried to ask those difficult questions in one to one conversations but I am always told on advance "Do not ask me anything regarding the stadium." Will next Wednesday be different, if so I might make the drive up for the event? |
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GasMacc1
Les Bradd
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Post by GasMacc1 on Feb 20, 2020 9:08:53 GMT
Chance for keyboard warriors to ask the difficult questions I've tried to ask those difficult questions in one to one conversations but I am always told on advance "Do not ask me anything regarding the stadium." Will next Wednesday be different, if so I might make the drive up for the event? I completed the survey, but won't be making the 300-mile round trip from Cheshire to attend next Wednesday. The exercise is clearly focused on the "Matchday Experience", so issues of strategic vision, corporate governance and ongoing business sustainability might be ruled out of scope, I would have thought. (However, see point about feedback, below). From the e-mail I (and other survey respondents) received yesterday: Like the previous event, the focus of this meeting will be solely on the Matchday Experience and we hope that this meeting will continue the on-going dialogue to help make gradual improvements, building the foundations for future progression.
The meeting will be attended by myself [Tom Gorringe ], our Head of Catering, Andy Lilley, our Young Pirates Coordinator Sophie Morgan and our new Stadium Manager Shaun Roberts. However, feedback for other departments will be passed on and any changes or responses reported back at future meetings. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 20, 2020 10:44:53 GMT
I've tried to ask those difficult questions in one to one conversations but I am always told on advance "Do not ask me anything regarding the stadium." Will next Wednesday be different, if so I might make the drive up for the event? I completed the survey, but won't be making the 300-mile round trip from Cheshire to attend next Wednesday. The exercise is clearly focused on the "Matchday Experience", so issues of strategic vision, corporate governance and ongoing business sustainability might be ruled out of scope, I would have thought. (However, see point about feedback, below). From the e-mail I (and other survey respondents) received yesterday: Like the previous event, the focus of this meeting will be solely on the Matchday Experience and we hope that this meeting will continue the on-going dialogue to help make gradual improvements, building the foundations for future progression.
The meeting will be attended by myself [Tom Gorringe ], our Head of Catering, Andy Lilley, our Young Pirates Coordinator Sophie Morgan and our new Stadium Manager Shaun Roberts. However, feedback for other departments will be passed on and any changes or responses reported back at future meetings.Thanks for that. To be honest I guessed as much so won't be travelling either. |
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eppinggas
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Ian Alexander
Don't care
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Post by eppinggas on Feb 20, 2020 12:41:25 GMT
Yes, sadly more like shuffling the deckchairs around the  , rather than plotting safe passage for the future. So I'll be another one saving myself a 300 mile round trip to Bristol. |
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Post by Gas Since 1957 on Feb 20, 2020 13:22:15 GMT
I guess we're safe to ask about a new coat of paint to hide the rusty areas, but expect it just to be a row about the pies/beer cost.toilets! I'll be there but only live 1.5 miles away from the Mem. I think TG is doing his best to communicate and will take up any reasonable suggestions, cost permitting. My only real suggestion is to move the electric scoreboard further over so that those in the West Stand and enclosure can see the whole thing.
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, rather than plotting safe passage for the future. So I'll be another one saving myself a 300 mile round trip to Bristol. 