Stalin wrote:
I dont think believing in a community club means you are anti-plc - thats exactly takes this issue from a reasoned debate to a polarised opinion based dictate debate
No, but that is
NOT what I said. I said: " community based club
based on the principles set out by Supporters Direct" Now Supporters Direct requires that trusts be registered as an Industrial and Provident Society (IPS). An IPS belongs to its membership: every member owns one share, with a value of £1. Those shares cannot be traded or transferred.
Now it seems to me that if you strongly support the formation of an IPS for your supporters trust and you wish to have representation on your club's board that you are unlikely to support a PLC for the club.
Note I say "have an agenda that is
likely to see them anti PLC" I tried to take some care with what I wrote and I don't like to simplify arguments.