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| Tuesday
15th May 2001 |
Having written to Chris Wright last week, making a formal request
for a 'buy back' option to be included in the sale of Wasps and Twyford
Avenue (see below - Thursday 10 May), a fax communication was subsequently
received from him, in which he outlined several technical reasons
why it was not possible to do this.
We, in turn, have gone back to Chris Wright seeking clarification
on several points, and are now awaiting a further response from him.
The option request has been made in advance of an EGM called for this
Friday to approve the sale of Wasps and the Twyford Avenue training
ground to Chris Wright.
Representatives from QPR 1st will attend the EGM and ask a series
of pre-determined questions. However, we are interested in any general
points or specific questions that QPR fans, whether as shareholders
or not, have in relation to the deal.
We have set a deadline of 17.00 on Thursday 17 May to forward any
questions you may have. The email address can be found below. As it
is a general shareholders meeting, there is no guarantee of the opportunity
for questions either to be asked or answered.
Representatives from QPR 1st will travel to Huddersfield on Saturday
to take part in a meeting organised by Supporters Direct, the government-backed
scheme under which QPR 1st, as a supporters trust, will operate. Although
the meeting is primarily aimed at fans about to or interested in setting
up a trust at their club, we are happy to provide any support, encouragement
and guidance we can based on our own experiences and reasons for setting
up QPR 1st.
Meanwhile, work is continuing on the election front, the launch of
a new, state-of-the-art website, the drafting of the constitution
under which QPR 1st will officially launch at a further public meeting,
the initial postal communication with the 2,000 or so people who have
registered support for QPR 1st and whose details are now stored on
a database, plus a million and one other tasks that need to be undertaken
in the creation of a supporters trust. We are all flat out on it,
even if that doesn't always look that way! Please be patient and you
will soon see taking shape an organisation that QPR fans can be proud
of.
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