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KEIOC Consultation Day

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It's great to see some effort going in to giving us some insight into at least one prospective alternative to Kirkby.

However, many of those lucky enough to have a vote in the ballot may not be able to get to St George's Hall on Friday because of prior commitments, geographic separation etc.

So please can we have an electronic version of the case for "The Loop" to look at alongside the club glossy?
Craig Kersey, Ripon, North Yorkshire     Posted 01/08/2007 at 11:17:22

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Colm
I'd imagine there would be an online presentation available in the days ahead.
chris taggart
1   Posted 01/08/2007 at 12:51:07

Have you seen the latest "leaflet" from KEIOC have they reached the bottom and started to dig?

If their aim is to persuade people to vote no can they do so an adult manner, whilst I can understand the motives behind the campaign I cannot understand why they need to resort to infantile tactics, name calling etc, not to mention the subtext of, if your not from the immediate vicinity of Goodison you don?t matter,

Fortunately I will be able to examine the KEIOC proposal on Friday in person. Why not hold it on a Saturday if they want it to be accessible?

I haven?t decided whether I will vote yes or no; however I did decide that when the move was first mooted that I would still be renewing my season ticket and going to the new ground

Am I alone?
Steve L
2   Posted 01/08/2007 at 13:45:27

Just looked at it. Have they got a "journalist" from the Sun or somewhere. Looks like the scare mongering flyers given out by all parties come election time.

Also, referring to board members a liars is liableous is it not?
Steve L
3   Posted 01/08/2007 at 13:49:52

Oh, just noticed there was a question mark so that probably means it’s OK.
Art Greeth
4   Posted 01/08/2007 at 15:22:52

Out of the country in Portugal... any where we remote blues can access the KEIOC leaflet electronically somewhere...? Much appreciated, if possible...

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