grabec wrote:
Pooliekev wrote:
grabec wrote:
Pooliekev wrote:
Ah, the separatist argument. Isolate the subject matter ergo withdrawing all comparisons and advantage thereby focussing solely on the point one wishes to drive home. Like finding gold in the sewers and moaning about all the shiit round it, but in reverse. Nice try.
Give me three reasons why it matters, seeing as we're into the realms of management study, and the three solutions which you would present to the board as adequate, sustainable and long term solutions??
Or you could just ignore it.

But Kev, surely it matters rather more than the music issue you wanted us all to take up arms for, last season??
No, you don't have to pay to see the badge, when you hav
e paid they inflict the music on you. Anyway, that was part of a bigger picture designed to make the Bunker bigger better and faster, and it was a 'for instance' as it was a popular call but wasn't actually mine. The rest of it is actually working.
So take your advocate, and your devil.........

Ah I see.
Well actually I don't. Perhaps I should apply to you in future before I decide to believe something is important or not
I seem to remember the 'popular call' was not supported by several eminent bunkerites e.g. 'Mr Poolpower and Mr Snowy???
Nope, I don't follow that at all.
Lots of people were moaning about Tom Hark being played to death. Still do. At some stage, when we got involved with UTS, I noticed that they had about 1200 members which I thought was admirable for a club with a lot of parallels to ours. So one Saturday morning I floated the idea of a major recruitment campaign which would give us the membership numbers to be a representative body. As an example of the issues we could lobby I mooted the playing of Tom Hark as it was the days hot potato. Some said yes some said no, someone said the kids like it, which might have been Snowy, but then again if the dove of peace landed on Snowy's greenhouse he'd still hoy clemmies at it. Some said they wanted the Bunker to be a small closed community so we could all stay in the seventies when we were gorgeous.
But now we're more than 100 members up on those days of January, we can do the diplomatic thing, my original goal (see what I did there), and see what the proletar.....I mean members, think.
My only point is that after a breathtaking season and a few years where the popular moans have been dealt with, the last bastion of the moaning get has become the club badge. Because there's nowt else to moan about except ticketing, and at the end of the day, Brian, everyone who wanted one got a ticket.