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There will not be a bucket collection inside the ground at the Grimsby game (there will be a local community group fundraising) but there will be a bucket available in the Fanzone on the Trust Desk in the Dale bar. May also be taken around as Moggy did so well at the Crewe game.
Small change collection today saw some continued exceptional generosity.
Coins and notes of the realm are the preferred currency but if an away fan decides to donate a bag of Charlie, sadly that has to be disposed of as one would a turd.
We're back on Saturday after a shortened break, ready to rattle and roll over Morton House and whoever sails in her. Any unwanted loose change gratefully accepted and added to the ever growing legal fund defending against the hostile takeover.
The deadline to nominate proxies for the EGM has now passed so it is very important that as many shareholders as possible attend tomorrow in order to support the motions.
Starts at 7pm in the Ratcliffe Arms, which is a public, not Morton, House.
Picking up on RAFCBLUE's recent observation that given the nett worth of the football club in the last set of accounts made a share in RAFC worth £1.65, how on earth was £6.00 per new share ever arrived at?
Final home game of the season and once more buckets will be available for any spare change you may wish to divest of inside the ground after 2:30, or pre-match at the Trust desk in the Dale bar from about 1pm.
Don't forget the End of Season awards evening is a pay what you want event and I think there are still tickets available from the Trust desk tomorrow. Carriages are NOT included as this is a wholly INCLUSIVE event.
Thanks to all who have contributed in whatever form so far, and to those who will tomorrow. It's a truly humbling experience to see the Dale support in such positive action, with over 50 grand raised so far, with more fund raising efforts to come, although my idea of a Cannibal Corpse tribute band fund raising concert outside the local Labour party constituency offices may now not go ahead.
Volunteers will be inside the ground v Hartlepool on Easter Monday, gratefully receiving your unwanted spare change to go towards the potential legal fees needed to defend the petition issued against the Trust , club and individual directors.
You can also divest of spare change at rhe Trust desk in the Dale bar pre match.
Also, the magnificent support from the Cemetery Hotel continues on match days, donating all takings for the sale of Dale Ale to the legal fund.
The Trust has set a target of £50k to be raised by end of April. The near £4k raised at the recent curry night was a major boost in getting there.