Read it again - I stated the simple fact that less than half of those offered the vote were sufficiently enthused to vote in support. You are misrepresenting what I said.It was definitely opinion, but also an incorrect assertion that half the people didn't vote as DK was so bad.
Theres a wild accusation to be had here.
Kenwright, the bad coke head. Thats were its gone. On Coke and men.
The club are trying to, but they're not being helped by the likes of yourself.
Im just asking a question, I didnt actually make an accusation.
DK was a bad option - that's why less than half of those asked voted for it.
??? Reading between the lines, you suggested it was spent on coke and Barrymore.
DIDNT YOU?
How so, have we had anyone looking to invest or take over?
One of the reasons were not attractive is the ground issue. Hence why City and that are a much more better prospect for investment than us.
??? Reading between the lines, you suggested it was spent on coke and Barrymore.
DIDNT YOU?
Careful, he will accuse you of being some ****** and get his clique to reinforce the point. Just bow your head and grovel.
more rhetoric & assumptions. how would you or I knwo whether there has been any interest in the club or not? why would there be when the club has stated that it's not for sale ? where is your evidence for the assertions you make? where's the evidence to support your view re City?
why would there be when the club has stated that it's not for sale ?
There were two options on the poll you know mate, the facts do speak for themselves.
A lot abstained and you don't know the reason why, you assume that its because DK is so bad as that fits your viewpoint. The one's I actually know who didn't vote simply couldn't be arsed.
Hope that clears that up.
what was the alternative choice to voting for DK?
I'm not making any assumptions at all, in fact you rather emphase the point - the DK proposal was so good less than half of those offered a vote felt it was worth supporting. Regardless of whether some voted against or abstained, & whether the abstentions were pro-/anti- but couldn't be arsed or just couldn't decide - the simple fact is that less than half decided to support it. So it's false for people to claim that the majority of supporters are in favour when only a minority of those offered a vote actually voted for it.
what was the alternative choice to voting for DK?
I'm not making any assumptions at all, in fact you rather emphase the point - the DK proposal was so good less than half of those offered a vote felt it was worth supporting. Regardless of whether some voted against or abstained, & whether the abstentions were pro-/anti- but couldn't be arsed or just couldn't decide - the simple fact is that less than half decided to support it. So it's false for people to claim that the majority of supporters are in favour when only a minority of those offered a vote actually voted for it.
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