LCFC FCC MEETING – Weds 1st Feb 2017 Minutes Part One

[Foxes_Trust]

Are available to read here http://foxestrust.co.uk/5506/lcfc-f...ee-meeting-weds-1st-feb-2017-minutes-part-one

 

[pork pie fox]

I'm not here to bash you, but these minutes are from Feb 1st, is that correct?

It feels a bit slow, to be polite.

 

[Foxes_Trust]

I'm not here to bash you, but these minutes are from Feb 1st, is that correct?

It feels a bit slow, to be polite.

Certainly is, the club only issued them today, so we published them same day. We also chased up the date of the next meeting, which was held tonight, so hopefully minutes from today will be published much quicker this time

 

[homer]

Thank the good Lord that they managed to sort out the font size on the screens

We are forever in their debt

 

[Mawsley]

For the benefit of all of our new fans, who joined during or after we lifted the Prem trophy, the Trust used Bob's chip money to save the club back in 1891. We are forever in their debt too.

 

[bocadillo]

...the Trust used Bob's chip money to save the club

The point has been missed. When the club was bought back into 'private' hands, my chip money and that of many others fell into the hands of the Foxes Trust; an organisation to which it never did belong. I thank you for the reminder.

 

[FIF]

The point has been missed. When the club was bought back into 'private' hands, my chip money and that of many others fell into the hands of the Foxes Trust; an organisation to which it never did belong. I thank you for the reminder.

We should get a refund from our lovely generous owners. Or a free shirt like the Belgians.

 

[Mawsley]

The point has been missed. When the club was bought back into 'private' hands, my chip money and that of many others fell into the hands of the Foxes Trust; an organisation to which it never did belong. I thank you for the reminder.

I'm always here to help.

 

[Foxes_Trust]

The point has been missed. When the club was bought back into 'private' hands, my chip money and that of many others fell into the hands of the Foxes Trust; an organisation to which it never did belong. I thank you for the reminder.

Anybody who put money into buckets were clearly identified as being for the Foxes Trust with the aim of saving the club.

The money was then invested into the club to help save it (along with 39 fellow shareholders)

90% of the money raised went into the club and stayed there, on the basis that any shareholder received 10% of the value of their shares back from Milan Mandaric

The 10% remains in a bank account should a fresh crisis ever arise

 

[Mawsley]

The 10% remains in a bank account should a fresh crisis ever arise

Is that the most fiscally prudent way of investing Bob's chip money?

At this rate you'll only have enough left for a bag of scraps - whereas a decent investment plan could have expanded it to a plaice and some mushy peas by now.

 

[camberwell fox]

The point has been missed. When the club was bought back into 'private' hands, my chip money and that of many others fell into the hands of the Foxes Trust; an organisation to which it never did belong. I thank you for the reminder.

Anybody who put money into buckets were clearly identified as being for the Foxes Trust with the aim of saving the club.

The money was then invested into the club to help save it (along with 39 fellow shareholders)

90% of the money raised went into the club and stayed there, on the basis that any shareholder received 10% of the value of their shares back from Milan Mandaric

The 10% remains in a bank account should a fresh crisis ever arise

Christ, not again please...

 

[homer]

I've got me popcorn, and have got meself settled in for the show......

 

[bocadillo]

Anybody who put money into buckets were clearly identified as being for the Foxes Trust with the aim of saving the club.

Arrant nonsense. There were buckets and collection boxes before the Trust was formed. Money was put into these to save the club, NOT so the FT could save the club.

 

[SJN-Fox]

Anyway, this bloke at work's just offered me 8 legs of venison for £200. Personally I think that's too dear.

 

[Jeff]

Anyway, this bloke at work's just offered me 8 legs of venison for £200. Personally I think that's too dear.

That's funny because two deer have eight legs.

 

[FIF]

That's funny because two deer have eight legs.

I think that was the joke.

 

[Jeff]

I think that was the joke.

Rubbery.

 

[SJN-Fox]

2:30

 

[Motown Fox]

Well have it out then!!!

 

[FIF]

2:30

Dentist?