Do You Think The Result Of The PASB Election Will Have Any Meaning?

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As requested

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I see Tony still has his ATD account judging by the yes vote.

Posts: 1617 Join date: 2012-01-13 Age: 36

It will have meaning so I voted yes. It will mean Tony will thankfully shut up and stop pretending he's on stage with Obama. It won't have much clout with the club though and I think it'll be like throwing a cocktail sausage down Union Street.

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It will have meaning; it will mean that a Board has been elected with no legitimacy, no democratic mandate, and with the club having presided over one of the most corrupt elections outside of Saudi Arabia.

But I guess that's not the sort of meaning you meant?

Posts: 974 Join date: 2012-09-15

More aviva bollocks, fvck off with your PASB.

Andy_Symons wrote:

It will have meaning; it will mean that a Board has been elected with no legitimacy, no democratic mandate, and with the club having presided over one of the most corrupt elections outside of Saudi Arabia.

But I guess that's not the sort of meaning you meant?

As quoted and to add, it just makes the club look more stupid than ever!

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Posts: 1617 Join date: 2012-01-13 Age: 36

It could have been good if all the candidates were independent and weren't affiliated to groups already and if the candidates weren't Tony Cholwell/Hooper.

I wonder who that tramp from Bretonside bus station that I gave my ballot paper to voted for.

I might stand next time under the banner of AWESOME

Posts: 1615 Join date: 2011-12-23 Location: Plymouth

Is there a "Don't know" option anywhere?

Posts: 4969 Join date: 2012-02-21

I can't believe I wasted my time casting a vote on this waste of time for something that is, a waste of time!

Posts: 1200 Join date: 2011-12-05

its a total shambles now.

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hairy j wrote:

It will have meaning so I voted yes. It will mean Tony will thankfully shut up and stop pretending he's on stage with Obama. It won't have much clout with the club though and I think it'll be like throwing a cocktail sausage down Union Street.

stirring stirring stirring

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Angry of Mayfair wrote:

hairy j wrote:

It will have meaning so I voted yes. It will mean Tony will thankfully shut up and stop pretending he's on stage with Obama. It won't have much clout with the club though and I think it'll be like throwing a cocktail sausage down Union Street.

stirring stirring stirring

http://www.argyletd.com/t2923p100-trust-board-calls-for-pasb-election-to-be-aborted#81229

Angry of Mayfair wrote:

tonyc is the sort of person you dont want sitting on any board, comes across as power hungry and will be a puppet too speaking for his mates rather than fans.

hippo hippo hypocrite Very Happy

I have asked my 12 month old nephew to vote, he says he will do as he is instructed providing he gets a Forza Merde sticker for his pram. With under 5s being able to vote, can the PASB assure me that under 5s will be involved in the counting of votes to ensure the results lack even more credibility than the election itself?

FES....Fecking Election Shambles

I think this is all a big distraction; you'll notice Brent's plans for the redevelopment of the land he acquired in the middle of our city's largest park will not face half as many hiccups. Priorities, after all.

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Mock Cuncher wrote:

I think this is all a big distraction; you'll notice Brent's plans for the redevelopment of the land he acquired in the middle of our city's largest park will not face half as many hiccups. Priorities, after all.

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That's all its ever been Mock.

i've gone for No, I see I'm not alone Wink

Posts: 4969 Join date: 2012-02-21

the "no" may just scrape through with 81% of the vote lol!

wonder who voted yes and why.

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I voted yes, Pete, and I gave my reasons in an earlier post. The easy thing would have been to just vote 'no' and leave it at that, but to genuinely answer the question as it's been put in the thread title, I could only vote 'yes', and I've explained why in my first post on this thread.

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Bad survey design innit. #educatedwankers

Andy_Symons wrote:

I voted yes, Pete, and I gave my reasons in an earlier post. The easy thing would have been to just vote 'no' and leave it at that, but to genuinely answer the question as it's been put in the thread title, I could only vote 'yes', and I've explained why in my first post on this thread.

Yes you did, with sensible and valid reasons, was wondering about the others?

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hairy j wrote:

Angry of Mayfair wrote:

hairy j wrote:

It will have meaning so I voted yes. It will mean Tony will thankfully shut up and stop pretending he's on stage with Obama. It won't have much clout with the club though and I think it'll be like throwing a cocktail sausage down Union Street.

stirring stirring stirring

http://www.argyletd.com/t2923p100-trust-board-calls-for-pasb-election-to-be-aborted#81229

Angry of Mayfair wrote:

tonyc is the sort of person you dont want sitting on any board, comes across as power hungry and will be a puppet too speaking for his mates rather than fans.

hippo hippo hypocrite Very Happy

no i still think he is all the those things and the pasb elections mean absolutely nothing

Posts: 865 Join date: 2012-01-08 Location: Laaaanson

I voted now but on reflection it should have been yes. ofcourse it means something, its the difference between whether TC gets to watch the football from the directors box

Posts: 196 Join date: 2012-01-05 Location: Oxford/Plymouth

No, It can't the fact people have voted for a candidate who has steped down and that children have been given a vote. Its a Joke.

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pepsipete wrote:

Andy_Symons wrote:

I voted yes, Pete, and I gave my reasons in an earlier post. The easy thing would have been to just vote 'no' and leave it at that, but to genuinely answer the question as it's been put in the thread title, I could only vote 'yes', and I've explained why in my first post on this thread.

Yes you did, with sensible and valid reasons, was wondering about the others?

I also voted yes.

When the PASB is up and running the first thing they should do is to call new elections.

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