Tony Andreacchio must have the moneygoing to court is very expensive
They must believe it has legs to take it there
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Tony Andreacchio must have the moneygoing to court is very expensive
They must believe it has legs to take it there
That horse bolted long ago BWG.It wouldn’t be the off-sesson without HBG being in the headlines. Is this the 4th off season in a row now? Makes us look like a circus show!
Yeah first thing I thought.going to court is very expensive
They must believe it has legs to take it there
How would member voting be guarantee for improvement?Hopes rising somewhat.
Go live in North Korea and find outHow would member voting be guarantee for improvement?
For one they would be accountable to the members unlike they are now . Also we would most likely get a level of transparency that is not happening under the present system. Been said a million times, the HBG is the main thing that has remained constant during our dismal decade and a bitHow would member voting be guarantee for improvement?
respectfully, you know nothing.
Sorry pardon my ignorance wouldn’t that just be supporting them?I strongly encourage everyone to join HBG if you aren't already a member.
Not necessarilySorry pardon my ignorance wouldn’t that just be supporting them?
No, you would be a member of the leagues club and so might get the right to vote on a new board, if this case was to result in the current debenture system being overturned.Sorry pardon my ignorance wouldn’t that just be supporting them?
Ohhhh gotcha. Thanks mateNo, you would be a member of the leagues club and so might get the right to vote on a new board, if this case was to result in the current debenture system being overturned.
Your only “support” would be the annual membership fee (which is minimal). Being a member would put you in a position to have a say, if that ever became a possibility (unlike the current arrangement in which 20 people control the board and so the club)