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Donations - The Poll

What will you donate ?

  • Nothing

    Votes: 38 32.5%
  • £ 100 ( or less )

    Votes: 41 35.0%
  • £ 100 - £ 250

    Votes: 19 16.2%
  • £ 250 ( or more )

    Votes: 19 16.2%

  • Total voters
    117
  • Poll closed .






Schrödinger's Toad

Nie dla Idiotów
Jan 21, 2004
11,957
I can understand supporters who want to wait to see the reality of the situation - is it a raise £2.5 million or go bust situation?
 


Kinky Gerbil

Im The Scatman
NSC Patron
Jul 16, 2003
59,100
hassocks
was not sure it was you, in brighton outside lego shop, think you were just coming out after buying the new lego falmer set
 


Trigger

Well-known member
Jul 4, 2003
40,458
Brighton
kinkygerbil said:
was not sure it was you, in brighton outside lego shop, think you were just coming out after buying the new lego falmer set
I was in Brighton but not the lego shop.... I might have walked passed it at one point though.

:lolol:
 


m20gull

Well-known member
Jun 10, 2004
3,526
Land of the Chavs
skintboy said:
I love this club and will donate whatever I can afford but I would like to know where my donation is going and just how much in debt the club is?.
I feel that us supporters are being hood-winked a bit!!!
I don't feel hood-winked. It should have been obvious from the 2003 accounts that there was a cash crisis and I'm cross I didn't spot it when BensGrandad was questioning the rosy interpretation of the figures.

The figures released today don't really contradict anything previously published £9m+ of debt (£7m to the directors, £2m+ short term).

Assuming that the scrapping of the deal with Ecovert and changes at Withdean are capping the losses, then this should be the only cash call.

Contributions will be used to pay off short term creditors (Falmer advisers, tax man, VAT).

My main worry is whether the money raised is worth the negative publicity. Several small clubs (Bournemouth, Notts County, Bradford) have managed to raise sums of around £200K when the need arises but usually under more significant pressure than this 'crisis'. I can't see us getting close to the £2.5m necessary.
 




Kinky Gerbil

Im The Scatman
NSC Patron
Jul 16, 2003
59,100
hassocks
yes then you went doewn the lanes and brought some ice cream after that you went to the sea front, not that im sstalking you or anything
 


Seagulls over Lewes

New member
Jul 5, 2003
1,554
Rodmell
If I was free and single would be happy to donate. As I've already bought three season tickets this season and have a wife and kids to bring up my donation is sadly going to be Zero. I love this club and don't want it to die but things most be getting serious if they keep going cap in hand to the fans for money what most people cannot afford.
 






Trigger

Well-known member
Jul 4, 2003
40,458
Brighton
kinkygerbil said:
yes then you went doewn the lanes and brought some ice cream after that you went to the sea front, not that im sstalking you or anything
I'm gonna have to start covering up my arsehole when i'm out and about.... :lolol:
 










Beach Hut

Brighton Bhuna Boy
Jul 5, 2003
72,654
Living In a Box
Undecided at present
 


Stuart Munday

Well-known member
Jul 6, 2003
1,549
Saltdean
I think this is too much at this time,Brighton supporters are the best in the country and have contributed a hell of alot of cash to the club.
Saying that though £22 a ticket at a sh*te stadium I really think they are pushing their luck at the moment.
 




Miami Seagull

Grandad
Jul 12, 2003
1,496
Bermuda
As noted in another thread (Notes on Club Donations) I would want to see some sort of supporter representation at board level as a consequence of this before committing. It is very worrying that with a 40million pound stadium around the corner we don't have enough cash to get us there. What happens afterwards, where will the construction costs come from? It won't all be grants. Maybe we do have money put aside, but I'd like confirmation of that first.
 




Stumpy Tim

Well-known member
Miami Seagull said:
As noted in another thread (Notes on Club Donations) I would want to see some sort of supporter representation at board level as a consequence of this before committing. It is very worrying that with a 40million pound stadium around the corner we don't have enough cash to get us there. What happens afterwards, where will the construction costs come from? It won't all be grants. Maybe we do have money put aside, but I'd like confirmation of that first.

I've put in some cash, but this would be a fantastic way of recognising the support of the fans. Maybe there should be bi-annual elections for one member of the board coming from the supporters.
 


Yorkie

Sussex born and bred
Jul 5, 2003
32,367
dahn sarf
_wilka_ said:
I think I will go for the direct debit option I think...

Say £20 a month isn't that bad really if you can afford it.... It's like 2 cd's or a night out on the piss :drink:


That's the way I am doing it.
 




Yorkie

Sussex born and bred
Jul 5, 2003
32,367
dahn sarf
Just an addition

Lewes council have decided to take £35000 of taxpayers money to fight Falmer. I pay council tax to them and I have no choice in this.
I do have a choice to send the Albion money which is why I am doing it.
 


Northstander

Well-known member
Oct 13, 2003
14,036
WHY ARE THE COUNCIL SO AGAINST FALMER!!

I keep getting the feeling the people against Falmer are out weighing those for...!!

Is this the beginning of the end?? Sorry for sounding so negative but as each (recent) day goes by things look worse!!


:nono:
 


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