JeffDunne wrote:Can I ask, if all clubs have to submit a 'plan' to the AFL, then why wouldn't the club headed by Westaway have to do the same?
But what happens if they have no plan, or worse, ont that is so bad that it can be seen by the financially savvy football industry rejects it our of hand?
Are we going to elect a new board just on faith and just hope for the best?
JeffDunne wrote:Now correct me if I'm wrong, but neither the incumbent board or the proposed alternative have laid out their forecasts for the next 12 months to anyone let alone the AFL.
Come now JD, there have been toe pro FFS people on here countering the argument of mine and others that the FFS has shown no detail plan financially, or strategically, since the glitzy unvieling of their challenge, with, well show us what the incumbants have.
Well the incumbants have had to give their financial plans and forecast to the AFL every year (dont know how long this practice has been going for), and as plugger66 stated, not one has been publicly questioned or critisised by the AFL.
The incumbants have had four one million dollar profits and retired 3.7 million in debt. All on the back of fiscially responsible forecast, and all of their financial dealings hav been independantly audited unqualified.
Is it too much to ask a group of obviously well educated and successful business people to spell out in detail their fiancial forecasts, straegic plan, and have it tested by a) the members, b) an independant accouting body c) the ruling body of Australian Football?
What is the problem with this? Why are the pro Westaway members here spinning and smokescreening and deflecting?
Until the FFS come up with these comprehensive financial plans these questions will be asked?
And I think as a financial member of the STKFC I have a right to be properly informed of what this new group intends.
Or is that just too much to ask?