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They don’t have the clout or the marketing technique for a club at this level. Their silence is deafening, it’s no wonder fans are dropping off at an alarming rate.
I was talking about the slump to another Queens fan who I hadn't seen for a while. The subject of the Dundee games came up and I said that was a very fine starting 11 we put out in Dundee . Todd was linking up very well with Marshall , Low pulling the strings in midfield with Dobbie deadly in front of goal. But there you have it as how often have we been able to put out our strongest team because of a lack of depth of quality ? Our finances are now strangling us
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i was thinking remember a wee while ago the trust guys were trying to get a fan on the board ,well i think everyone knew the board wernt going for that yin ,so why not get a fan consortium like what alot of other clubs have done too good effect ,if we can do it this way with a fans consortium with and appointed front man raising lots of cash ,maybe the board would accept an extra man on the board if he was coming in with some financial clout to help propel the club forwards ,it would just work along the same idea as the slo lads fighting fund thing ,but a continuous flow of cash coming in through the consortium . what do you guys think of this idea .it would take a prominent well known figure to front it tho .
I desperately wanted Naysmith to do well as I would any Queens boss . I will go back to the start of this 7 game slump to tell you why Naysmith blew it big time . It was a fine day and with over 2,000 in the ground , we had a chance to play some good football and get them back the next home game. This was when Naysmith's achilles heel came to the fore . We could have attacked United from the start but Naysmith , always the over thinker, decided to play a game of cat and mouse as he was too wary about their ability. We then had the ridicilous situation of taking the game to Dundee United with ten men having more success than the starting eleven. They were not that good that we couldn't have beat them by having a go from the first whistle . As said before , we are not strong enough defensively to invite teams on. Teams like Aberdeen and Kilmarnock can but we simply cannot. If we had played all season with the attitude of we will have a ding dong attacking game with our opponents and the best team wins, then I'm sure Queens would be in a healthier position.
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It could allow us to raise funds through direct debits similar to Hearts although maybe not to that scale. Is that the sort of thing you are thinking?
Having a prominent front person is key as fans/local businesses would want to know their money is being used appropriately.
That is fair although I think Francis' suggestion is to look at bringing substantially more money into the club and some business may find it more attractive if they know their voice will be heard. These are businesses that currently are not affiliated with the club.
I do believe that the club has sounded out local businesses previously but there is no harm in continuing to prod away to see if there are any that are now interested. Anything which can raise the clubs resources is to be welcomed. Remember the affiliation with the Open University a few years ago well that was certainly radical as well as very innovative so who managed to get that deal sorted out for the club as it is this type of inspirational thinking that is maybe required at the moment.