no probs

Most important thing you can do , you need to mobilise an army , unless you can contact them you will lose any fight you need to make

A note pad costing '50p' and a bit of effort to fill it, could be worth thousands to the club..

Helps if you have a pen as well..

Yes I suppose that would help too..

Can I borrow a pen?

You know where I live, I've got 3 in my car..

Baz et al. A applaude what you are doing and would be happy to sign up to a small monthly SO for a supporters fund to support the club, but having been caught out in the John Wright fiasco as a monthly subscriber to the then squad builders fund, it all went to the administrator and nothing to squad building; i am aprehensive.

Also at the end of last year I signed up to the Platnum Club paying a monthly SO which covered game entrance and a shirt, it also paid for a lunch which i have never taken up and hopefully a bit left for the club. I don't know were we stand with this; the money is still coming out of the bank and i assume the pass will still get me access for home games.

I agree that for the long term a Supporters Trust is the way forward and it should be the umberella for all the fans groups and focus for fund raising. Though having worked my butt off with the small band of others who set up the Dragons Supporters Trust, i don't want to committ to committee work again.

I look forward to watching the "Dons" at their own home ground, in whatever division that is.

Thanks Graham, and i know how you feel about the team and the club, hopefully if this is sorted out with the supporters trust, then all the money from fans contribution, rl money, cup money, sponsorship and gate money will all go into ONE trust/fund and this will be looked after by the Supporters trust board that as been voted for by the fans and no one else will have the powers to spend money without the board being involved.

There is a meeting with the interim fans board next week to try and look at the future of the club and see what is proposed, then hopefully some good news will follow from this.

I contributed £40 a month to DISC almost from when it started. I stopped the standing order in April, because to be honest I had absolutely no idea where the money was going to and what it was being used for. There appeared to be no accountability, and frankly I am not comfortable with that.

A bit of information in say the match programs, this website or the club website would have done very nicely. But nothing.

I will gladly chuck in to any new supporters trust, but to be honest it would need to be a bit more 'visible' than DISC.

This is things that hopefully in time would be put into the programme and also on the website when its back up running, how much the fans are donating through the supporters fund and where we will be looking at using it.

I am one for looking at local youngsters and hopefully bring them through the ranks to play for the local club.

There is some good lads in Doncaster through all the local teams and there is also a lot of talent just on the fringes of Doncaster.

I would expect any new 'trust' or 'society' to be completely financially transparent. Having been involved with a Supporters Group between 2002 - 2006 which was operated that way, I believe that it is the only way.

I think you will find that money from the original squadbuilder fund did go towards players that is partly how we had Graham Holroyd but as we allowed the money to be paid into an account run by the club we had no control over how it was spent.