Ah so its an "I'm not invited" rant is it?

I feel a revaloution coming on

Count me in and i can possibly make the 9th depending on time and what time i finish work and ill try and drag some fellow fans along who dont use this forum.

I can see his pet lip from here.

you sure its not the d1ck on his head?

I have made sure that this season, every single disabled person who needed a car parking space in and around the stadium has one, that includes James Rule and his staff giving up their spaces to accomodate more spaces for disabled, but you probably won't have heard about it because there is no hidden agenda behind my position in Voices. The Junior Airlie Birds is also a Voices project, we approached the club about them getting involved. Fans Forums, if it wasn't for Voices you wouldn't have had one at the begining of the year need I go on ..................................................?

So what would you do Standee , you come on here like the rest of us moaning , complaining about the club yet you are not willing to attempt to do anything about apart from type on your keyboard.I appriciate that is your choice as a fan and respect that decision but please don't belittle the rest of us who have made the choice to go try to give fans a real voice.
I for one would definatly like to be activley involved so I will be there on the 9th.

July 9th is good for me as well....on a early shift.

Just like to say thanks to you and fc voices on this as well white star

Erm they would have done if HISA werent banned from arranging them



in fact we had some good ones in the day, at venues such as the KC, Charelston, Boulevard (even after we had left) and West Hull rugby club.

they were also open to everyone , contrary to popular belief

If Karl still has all the info about members........can he bring them to the meeting and we can see if they want to re-join.

=redPlease note the above. This thread is not open to Rovers fans or other ne'er-do-wells who want to make smart-aleck posts.

Ta.

K

Good idea.

Can anyone attending try to put something down in writing, to bring with them, about what they actually want the direction of the group to be and what they want to get out of it. I'd rather it didn't just turn into a slagging the club off session (we do that at the games and on here enough as it is



).

Sad to say, that where it all falls down tbh.

If we can make it into a fundraising organisation as well it may help to keep the interest going when things aren't so bad? Perhaps sponsering the youth system in some way might help to keep the interest in the group? Just an idea

Roy Waudby foundation which put's money in to the academy devolpment???

Other ISAs do this very thing, even contributing to player sponsorships or the like.

Just to be clear, does this include Standee?

Before the big Charleston meeting in 1999, Steve and Vince arranged a private meeting of about a dozen fans who set some plans in motion. That was pretty much where HISA was born.

What you don't want is a large number of people turning up with no agenda and no organisation.

sounds like our team

Apologies if it's already been mentioned (i'm running short on time at the mo so can't read all posts on this). Many ISA's do a lot of 'fun' and 'interesting' things with the club obviously been the centre of these.

The new ISA, although should raise the debate around the current issues at thye club, also should (given time to settle etc) get involved in the fun aspect of being a supporter association.

unfortunatly as someone said in a previous post, basically HISA is being set up as a witch hunt. Thats all its ever going to be, id guess ?

Exactly right, it should help to keep the organisation running when (as we should hope becomes the norm) we dont having anything to moan about

Is it? And you know this how?

Is it?

But we just wanna sit in Charleston and moan ...





Seriously though if ran properly and not just about sitting in the pub moaning I'd be happy to donate as much time of mine as I can logistically in between work and living in West Yorkshire.