Not a chance would I waste money on this idea wasted money for years on season tickets they aint getting nothing for this from me

Am I missing something or are you suffering from split personality disorder? Could have sworn you were claiming to be a woman last week.

mat - don't make it even clearer that you come from Yorkshire!

It's not 1957, Mat.

Have a little think about it...

I think the question should be? Would you donate funds no matter how small if it helped support the club from going under, I would without hesitation.

I did bring up at a FR meeting many moons ago about would it be possible to do one of those charity type schemes where you had x amount of money come out of your wage/ bank acc every month.

That for me would be an easier way of doing it. I would rather do that through an organisation such as FR who can then direct it towards the youngsters for example than shares in the club which we know is terribly mis-managed

Yes, you're not giving the club any money, we get it.

I would be prepared to buy shares in a NEW Company - Salford City Reds (2012) Ltd or similar if the purpose of that Company would be to be operative in 12 months time.

Sorry Mat, yeah I'm married to a woman..some call it a civil partnership .
Anyhow realistically I fear the club has left it too late to try and rally the supporters to put our hands in our pockets. This situation was clearly apparent for more than just the last 12 months .. In hindsight it looks like we have told that many untruths we started to believe them. Awful feeling , if we had any credibility left we would of took our punishment , ie Administration and regathered alas Wakefield . I hope it's not too late.

Good idea mate. BUT do enough people care for it to truly make a difference?

I'll donate and I'll double it if you and your cronies go away and leave the real fans alone.

Seriously I have a figure I'll spend on shares (or donate) and if you and the rest of the Wilky brain dead haters promise to never attend a game or come on here again I'll double it even if it means I have to take out a loan to do so.

I don't know, but the reason why I don't do the try schee is that I never have spare cash on me to hand over at the game. Infact its rare I carry money at all. I tend to use plastic for everything.
Being able to do a one off set up for a scheme like this l'm more likely to join. Plus strangely I'm also more than likely to give say 10-20 a month and not miss it.

Like I think most people I'm lazy and I want things to be easy.

I'd be inclined to agree with BartonFlyer and Early Bath on this one. There'd have to be a pretty sound business plan on show before I bought into the current company.

Forever Reds had a couple of schemes like this in the first years.

I think I have the forms somewhere in the garage.

There was the 1000 club- idea was to get 1,000 people to each pay £100. You got a badge and a t shirt, I think Paul P or Shirl has all the t shirts left unless there are still some in the garage.

Then the following year another scheme which had family membership.

We had awful problems with the bank and the DD I spent ages trying to tie up the money shown on the statement.

Hazel Blears actually paid to join, that I do remember, not sure about the other 2 MPS at the time. (one now our Mayor)

Much like a season ticket on DD brings in revenue for the club think a monthly scheme would be ideal. You would obviously need to find an amount palatable to everyone and hope that this was enough to allow the fans a significant presence on the board.

I still though would need to know what we are buying into debt wise and if say we did take on a percentage of the shares would we then be liable for debts from the current regime. And also as I say I would need to know who was representing me and my investment.