by CP Gull » 02 May 2024, 08:46
RobinStubbsHero wrote: 01 May 2024, 21:21
Just a thought, I wonder if he was involved in the initial preferred bid that has obviously fallen apart.
Really ??? Nick Brodrick is Chairman of TUST right, they were working with the Westcott led consortium, they put their bid in but were unsuccessful. TUST have gone on record as saying they didn’t know who the “other” bidder was. So, exactly in what capacity do you think Nick Brodrick would be involved, with that failed bid?
As for calling him a “publicity seeker” that is beyond belief! Some people have short memories it seems. The day Osborne pulled out, the very existence of TUFC was immediately put on the line. As Chairman of TUST, it was his duty to interact with the media both local and national to at the very least make as many people as possible aware of the plight of TUFC. Inevitably he takes calls from the BBC, ITV, Radio Devon, Devon Live etc because as Chairman he represents a Supporters Trust that has around 1 in 3, give or take, of our fanbase (based on average home attendance) as members. So, what do you expect him to do? Refuse to take calls, refuse to make appearances, refuse to garner publicity in the hope that someone who could make a difference was paying attention?
I don’t know what your gripe is with Nick Brodrick, unless you have some sort of connection to the last outgoing regime, of whom he HAS been outspoken, but only in terms of their abject failure and total refusal to engage in any meaningful way with either TUST as a group or also it should be said any of the local media (with perhaps the exception of Torbay Weekly) over many, many years.
I am certain that if the Bryn Consortium is hopefully successful this time around that will all change. We will have owners who truly care about the club, not just a money making property developer, and who will engage with the fans and make us feel a part of OUR club again and not just paying customers
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Just a thought, I wonder if he was involved in the initial preferred bid that has obviously fallen apart.
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Really ??? Nick Brodrick is Chairman of TUST right, they were working with the Westcott led consortium, they put their bid in but were unsuccessful. TUST have gone on record as saying they didn’t know who the “other” bidder was. So, exactly in what capacity do you think Nick Brodrick would be involved, with that failed bid?
As for calling him a “publicity seeker” that is beyond belief! Some people have short memories it seems. The day Osborne pulled out, the very existence of TUFC was immediately put on the line. As Chairman of TUST, it was his duty to interact with the media both local and national to at the very least make as many people as possible aware of the plight of TUFC. Inevitably he takes calls from the BBC, ITV, Radio Devon, Devon Live etc because as Chairman he represents a Supporters Trust that has around 1 in 3, give or take, of our fanbase (based on average home attendance) as members. So, what do you expect him to do? Refuse to take calls, refuse to make appearances, refuse to garner publicity in the hope that someone who could make a difference was paying attention?
I don’t know what your gripe is with Nick Brodrick, unless you have some sort of connection to the last outgoing regime, of whom he HAS been outspoken, but only in terms of their abject failure and total refusal to engage in any meaningful way with either TUST as a group or also it should be said any of the local media (with perhaps the exception of Torbay Weekly) over many, many years.
I am certain that if the Bryn Consortium is hopefully successful this time around that will all change. We will have owners who truly care about the club, not just a money making property developer, and who will engage with the fans and make us feel a part of OUR club again and not just paying customers