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2024 AGM Saturday July 22nd Hardy’s MINUTES
At the Wetherspoons Wimbledon
Agenda
1 Apologies for absence.
2 Chairman's Address.
3 Minutes from 2023.
4 Matters Arising.
5 Secretary's Report.
6 Treasurer's Report.
7 Travel Secretary's Report.
8 Social Secretary's Report. [ I'm not sure Roy was replaced by any specific person ] 9 Newsletter Editor's Report.
10 Website Editor's Report.
11 Election of Officers.
12 Membership Fee.
13 Any Other Business.
Minutes from the meeting will appear here
Pictures courtesy Abbswolf
2023 AGM Saturday July 22nd Hardy’s MINUTES
With special guest Simon Ossie Osborn former Wolves Captain
Stuart especially wanted to thank Simon for spending the whole afternoon with us and regaling the AGM with his great, entertaing stories
He also announced that our player of he season 2022-
The AGM covered the usual points, the committee being returned in a vote and Carol’s accounts were accepted. The AGM also decided that there will be no increase in fees for the upcoming year. Special resolutions on joining the FSA as an affiliate instead of an associate, and on association with the Wolves 1877 Trust, were passed.
Wolverhampton Wanderers London Supporters Club
Annual General Meeting 15 July 2023
Hardy’s Bar, Maize Hill, London
1. Apologies for Absence
Apologies for absence have been received from A Perrins, D Hudgell, T Griffin, A Marshall, R Goddard, R Eagles, P Bartlett, J Abbott & R Finch.
2. Chairmans Address
Stuart expressed thanks to all for attending but commented on the disappointing numbers. Stuart commented that once again it had been a very hard year for the club but wished to thank in particular DS, PW & CW for all their hard work through the year. We held a very successful event at Charlton which attracted a number of new guests. PB has designed a new London Wolves flag that is now available to buy, anyone wishing to purchase one should contact PB.
Stuart was pleased to announce that for the fourth year running London Wolves has been voted Supporters Club of the year by Wolves.
3. Minutes of 2022 Meeting
No comments were raised on the minutes.
4. Matters Arising from the minutes
The 2022 minutes was accepted unanimously.
5. Secretary’s Report
DS reported that the membership stood at 185 and membership subscriptions were £2,474. Other money in included Train competition £33, First Goal Competition £28, Badge Sales £42 and Car Stickers £2.50 giving total sales of £105.50. Expenses were envelopes £14.50, Stamps £194.74, Printing £121.70 and Frames £150. DS wished to express his thanks to P Woodifield, C Woodifield, P Bartlett, R Goddard, S Earl, S Ray, P Abbott & M Hawthorne.
The Committee and members thanked DS for his continued hard work on behalf of the club.
6. Treasurers Report
CW reported that despite the increase in fares, season tickets and everything else she was pleased to announce that the club funds are relatively stable. The 55th dinner did affect the accounts for both 21/22 and 22/23 as we waited for the final payments to come in.
The new account with Nat West is running smoothly with more people paying by bank transfer. Nat West offered the club the opportunity to gain some interest on some of our funds by tying them up for 1 or 2 years and as this was for a relatively short period irt was agreed to take up the offer.
Total Income for the year was £30,542.80 and total expenditure £33,635.12.
7. Travel Secretary’s report
The club ran official trips to all home games and 9 away games last season and there were a few delayed trips.
Wolves have confirmed details of season ticket prices for next season. There has been another substantial price rise in all stands. Season ticket holders will be issued with new smart cards, which will be activated upon renewal. Match day prices have also been increased and there are now 3 price categories for tickets.
We have renewed the Club season tickets for the new season, but not submitted permanent names for the tickets, still no clarification from the Club if this will be necessary.
PW wished to thank Claire Peters in Wolves Ticket Office for all her help during the season and also Dave Slape for all his help.
8. Social Secretary’s Report.
Since RE departure as Social Secretary there have not been any events run by LW although we have had tables at events in Wolverhampton. SE said that the post of Social Secretary was still vacant if anyone wished to take up the role
9. Newsletter Editors Report
Following the decision taken at the AGM in 2022 the News letter has been produced and distributed in pdf form with a few printed copies issued to those that request it.
10. Website Editors Report
PB reported that there was a major decline in advertising revenue leaving a deficit of £173. The website cost was £203 with income from ads only £30 compared to £64 last year. The serviced provider, Ionos, has agreed to give us a 50% discount for a further year.
Traffic has been reducing and is now very low, so PB plans to scrap the security access system which will save is £49 and use our Facebook page as the main source of travel news.
Website activity:-
Social media: Twitter has around 4,800 followers and Facebook has 745 members.
eNews: still goes to all members including travel updates and soft copy of the newsletter.
PB wished to thank Sue Wharton, Pete & Steve Carvell, CW, PW, DS, PA, Mark Feehan & RE for pictures from several events and to SR for providing the important content with the magazine.
SE commented on PB’s great work with the website in keeping everyone up to date with news and travel. PB is looking to step down from the role so if anyone is interested in taking over to let him know.
11. Election of Officers
All committee members were willing to seek re-
SE reminded the membership that there was now a vacancy on the committee for a social secretary and any one interested in taking on the role should contact SE.
12. Membership Fee
It was agreed that the membership fee would remain unchanged.
13. Any other Business
(i) PA said that there had been no contact from Wolves for presenting the Player of the Year trophy and that going forward it would seem to be highly unlikely that we would be able to do so. It was agreed that in the future the Player of the Year would still be awarded but no trophy would actually be produced or presented.
(ii) A proposal was put forward by DS that we join Wolves 1877 trust as Associate Members, there is no cost to the club. Most of the Trust is Wolverhampton based so we will be able to give a long distance fan’s point of view. Proposed by PB, Seconded by PA.
(iii) DS proposed that we also upgrade our membership of the FSA from Associate Member to Affiliated members . Proposed by PB, seconded by PA.
(iv) DS said that he had been vising Bob Venner but that recently he had been too ill to be visited. SE asked everyone to take a few minutes to remember the members who had passed away in the previous year in particular Simon Ivermee, Sid Green, Ivan Gillespie, Gordon Shead and Steve Roe.
The meeting finished at 3.10PM
Attendance: 15 members 1 Guest
2022 AGM in WorldWide Wolves Lounge with Jason Guy and Dan as guest from Wolves 1877 Trust
Charity raffle at our 55tjh anniversary dinner was raising money for Jason’s charities
2021 AGM -
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reat turnout (including (apparently) official nutters) was greeted by Chairman Earl still suffering from having to wear his protective boot. Hopefully that will be removed in time for the first home match.
Some notes on the meeting -
Carol has introduced direct bank transfer payment* for members wishing to pay e.g. for tickets travel etc to save them and Peter having to carry significant sums of cash around but asks members to give more details on what the payment is for.
Travel has been significantly curtailed of course, the last outing before the Man Utd matchday 38 match being Olympiakos but Peter is booking this year's. (see above). Peter again thanked the Ticket Office and Dave for all their support.
Steve is working on the 2021 end of season newsletter. The Website ran at a £96 deficit as advertising dried up. In addition there was a copyright settlement charge of £150 and we are being pursued by the "picrights" people for a lot more. Valuable suggestions were made by Peter D and Neil on handling this.
The AGM agreed to maintain the membership fees at existing levels.
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here were two candidates standing for Deputy Chairman and David Hodges was elected unanimously. The current committee was re-
In AOB Carol proposed a toast to those who we had lost over the past two years, especially Dave Gilson and Derek Stedman, who kindly left WWLSC a legacy. The revised inclusivity rule was passed. Stuart also confirmed that Alan Perrins had announced our consecutive "World Wide Wolves UK Supporters' Club of the Year" awards. The meeting closed in record time. Our thanks to Hardy's for looking after us.
Neil Dady gave us an excellent review of the purpose and aims of the newly formed Wolves Supporters' Trust -
Amongst the apologies received, Colin P was at the former Wolves managers' reunion at the Orient, with a 1-
* Our account details are in the eNews
Account Name: Wolverhampton Wanderers London Supporters’ Club
When using this facility please ensure you use the 18 character reference field to identify yourself and the purpose -
Stuart gave notice that the London Wolves AGM is booked for Saturday 17th July commencing promptly at 3pm at
Hardy's 92 Trafalgar Road, Greenwich, London, SE10 9UW ("Traditional Irish Bar" https://hardysfreehouse.co.uk/ )
(map below -
This is also an opportunity to celebrate our selection for the second year running as World Wide Wolves UK Supporters' Club of the Year, for which we thank Alan Perrins, as well as announce the results of our Player of the Season 2020-
Provisional agenda
1 Apologies for absence,
2 Chairman's Address
3 Minutes of 2020 "Virtual" Meeting (attached)
4 Matters Arising,
5 Secretary's Report
6 Treasurer's Report,
7 Travel Secretary's Report,
8 Social Secretary's Report,
9 Newsletter Editor's Report,
10 Website Editor's Report,
11 Election of Officers,
12 Membership fee,
13 Any Other Business includes consideration of an inclusivity rule #36 see below
If you have any items you wish to be considered for the agenda please contact Dave Slape before 10th July at the very latest, in writing. (Rule 13). (email is Dave.Slape@LondonWolves.com) Any apologies for non-
The premises have been confirmed to be Covid safe and following government guidelines. Tables accommodating no more than 6 are well spaced. Members, by attending, confirm that they will adhere to the then current guidance including the wearing of masks, use of sanitisers etc and will register their attendance for track and trace requirements.
We will be providing refreshments -
Committee members please note that there will be a committee meeting at 2pm at the same venue Picture Google Maps.
020 AGM -
London Wolves Supporters Club Virtual AGM July 2020
1. Chairman’s address:
Dear Members,
Many of you will have been eagerly anticipating our AGM at the Horse and Groom, and the opportunity to sample fine beer and equally fine company. The committee has decided, though, that such a meeting would not meet Government advice on gatherings, especially given the age of some of our members so we are, reluctantly not holding an AGM this year.
It is important, though, that we do our best to keep you informed as the AGM would have done, so we have produced this report, and which includes the accounts from Carol as well as reports from each of the usual reporting officers. We will also publish this in the AGM section of the website. If you have any matters arising from last year's 2019 minutes which were printed in the April 2020 Newsletter then please raise them with Dave Slape at: Dave.Slape@Londonwolves.com and we will try to address them.
Each year, as well as examining the reports, we have two particular decisions to take at the AGM -
We did consider using the widely publicised technologies to hold the meeting, but this would have excluded some members who frequently attend so decided against it.
I hope you are all keeping well and safe, and look forward to being able to meet up again at a match.
Stuart Earl
Chairman
Chairman@LondonWolves.com
The 2017 AGM returns to the Shipwright’s Arms 88 Tooley Street London SE1 2TF.(See 2015) Friday July 21st 7:30pm
MINUTES of AGM Meeting -
1 Apologies for absence,
2 Chairman's Address
3 Minutes of 2016 ,
4 Matters Arising,
5 Secretary's Report
6 Treasurer's Report,
7 Travel Sec Report,
8 Social Sec Report,
9 Newsletter Editor's Report,
10 Website Editor's Report,
11 Election of Officers,
12 Membership fee,
13 Any Other Business.
Notes from meeting (minutes to come from Minutes Secretary)
- Attendance committee less 2 plus 8 members
- Some clarifications discussed on previous minutes including a rule change
- Dave reported an increase in membership to 219
- Peter W reported that we have 6 club Sts and 13 ASTHs Most travel was for Sheffield Weds (33) Brentford (27_ and Newcastle (25). 27 home match and 17 away matches had travel and Morris also supported the trips.
- Roy in wet Llandudno said social events, especially the Seagull pie, were very successful and more to come this year
- Steve Ray reported that Newsletter should be with Dave for distribution in a couple of weeks
- Sponsorship of the web led to a surplus of £332. Costs are to rise but we may be able to find a cheaper ISP.
- No change was proposed in the membership fee
- Rule changes were agreed by the membership to allow the use of a corporate credit card (to be published)
- The meeting voted unanimously to continue Wolves Women sponsorship for the ladies and Captain Anna Price (née Perks)
- 2016-
7 Accounts from Carol - overall deficit reported including some settling of carry over from 50th Dinner in last year’s accounts
The 2016 AGM was held on Saturday 3rd September at 1pm at The Paternoster 2-
Agenda
1 Apologies for absence
2 Chairman’s Address
3 Minutes of 2015 AGM (see below)
4 Matters arising
5 Secretary’s report
6 Treasurer’s report
7 Travel Secretary’s report
8 Social Secretary’s report
9 Newsletter Editor’s report
10 Website Editor’s report
11 The 50th Anniversary Dinner
12 Election of Officers
13 Membership fee
14 Any other business
Minutes of Wolverhampton Wanderers London Supporters Club AGM 2016
Meeting held at the Paternoster, 2-
1. Apologies for absence:
Apologies for absence were received from P Abbott, D Pearl, L Mastebraker, S Armett, K Riordan, G Blake, A Allsop, J Engleman and J Leonard.
2. Chairmans address:
Stuart thanked the committee for the effort put in during the year and for organising the 50th anniversary dinner/dance. Stuart said that the club had had a very successful year culminating in the anniversary with events at Molineux and Charlton. He congratulated Roy Eagles, Dave Slape and Morris Jacobs for their fundraising efforts.
3. Matters arising from 2015 AGM:
Dave Slape asked about the latest position with xpro. Stuart said that another letter had been received from the solicitors approximately 3 months ago but had been incorrectly addressed. Nothing further had been heard since. Approval of the minutes was proposed by Roy Eagles and seconded by Dave Slape.
4. Secretary’s report:
Dave Slape reported that the membership stood at 209 at the end of last season (15/16). Subs paid up to 31/7/16 were £2,721 and the Golden Gate up to the same date had brought in £636. The secretary’s expenses were £1,189.82. Dave Slape said he would like to thank Peter Woodifield, Stuart Earl, Peter Bartlett, Roy Eagles, Steve Ray and Morris Jacobs.
A vote of thanks was given to Dave Slape for all his work over the last year.
5. Treasurer’s Report:
Carol reported that she is still looking for a high interest account but this is proving difficult.6. Travel Secretary’s report:
Peter reported that we ran trips to all 26 home games and 15 away games. He thanked Morris Jacobs who provided transport to a number of midweek games. The highest attended trips were:
Home – Brighton (34) and Ipswich (30)
Away – Ipswich (26) and Nottingham Forest (17)
There was a slight increase in the average number travelling to home games but a slight decrease for the away games.
Fare prices varied throughout the year because we have to compete with other travellers in order to get the cheapest fares. The fare for home games varied between £16-
We have renewed 6 club season tickets for the 2016/17 season on the early bird scheme and members also purchased 12 away season tickets.
Peter thanked the Wolves ticket office, particularly Dave Wood, in meeting our requests for match tickets last season and thanked Dave Slape for his help during the season and Geoff Castro for booking accommodation on some of the evening away games.
7. Social Secretary’s report:
Roy reported that it had been difficult to organise events because of fixtures being changed for Sky. The Christmas event was cancelled because the match was switched . An event was held in November at which Mike Bailey attended which proved very successful as was the end of season meal and trip to Monmore.
Stuart will go to view a possible venue for this year’s Christmas event. Roy is also looking as an event on 22 October to coincide with the 50th Anniversary . A pre-
8. Newsletter Editor’s report:
Steve said that the newsletter is currently with the printer and it should be out in the next couple of weeks. He asked if any of the members had any articles that they could submit, these would be gratefully received.
9. Website Editor’s report:
It was reported that we now have 2600 followers on twitter.
10. 50th Anniversary Dinner:
Feedback for the event had been good to very good. There were a couple of hitches with the hotel over room bookings but these were resolved. Initially we had invited 31 guests but we were very unlucky with the responses and a number failed to respond. The response to the guests who did attend was very positive, particularly Kenny Jackett. The final attendance figure for the event was 160.
11. Election of Officers:
After some discussion it was approved by a majority to keep the committee at 11. Of the committee members 10 were willing to stand for re-
Following the resignation of Leo there was one vacancy on the committee. Dave Slape said that he had received requests to stand for the committee from Peter Abbott and Phil O’Connor. Both were proposed and seconded and the proposal was put to the room.
After a majority vote Peter Abbott was voted on to the committee to replace Leo.
12. Membership Fees:
Geoff Castro suggested that the membership fee remains the same for the coming season. This was approved by a majority vote.
13. Any other business:
Peter Abbott has been asked to stand as London Wolves representative for the Wolves Fan Parliament. This was agreed by the meeting.
Peter Bartlett raised the issue of sponsorship of Wolves Women and it was agreed that the club would continue their sponsorship for the fee of £500.
The WWLSC official 50th anniversary coincides with the Leeds match on 22 October. Tim Spiers of the Express and Star has offered to prepare an article about WWWLSC for the paper.
The committee is to look at amending the rules so that the website editor is included as a full committee member.
The meeting was closed at 15:15.
Plus Notes on the meeting -
The Paternoster looked after us very well (having enjoyed the 50th at Charlton). The minutes will show the apologies. Stuart thanked various members for their help during the year and at the 50th celebrations. Dave’s report included 209 members finishing last season + 79 renewing this. Extra cost was incurred for the new 50th badges (he has some available -
Events were somewhat curtailed with Sky cancelling Christmas although Roy arranged alternatives. Roy is looking for an alternative venue for Xmas -
The website made a small profit. The printer has been away but the special edition Newsletter with 50th pictures will be out soon. 160 attended the event with great feedback and special thanks to the guests (especially Jacqui Oatley). Paul Butler and his wife were delighted to have attended. Stuart also thanked Graham Large, Richard Skirrow, and Dave Instone for their help. The number of guests was critical for room charges which could have cost £3,500 (and used the float!)
Leo Masters offered to step down from the committee if there were candidates who wished to come on. Both Phil O’Connor and Peter Abbott volunteered. Peter was elected on a members’ vote. The website position was added to the executive committee retaining the two additional committee members via a rule change. Peter Abbott was also nominated as our representative on the Wolves Parliament. The membership fee was not changed pending the Treasurer's report to the next AGM
A vote of thanks was made to Paul Richards, Wolves fan liaison officer. The AGM voted to renew our sponsorship of the Wolves Women’s teams. Tim Spiers of the Express & Star is planning to join a trip to Molineux this month for an article about the 50th. Thanks to Castronomic tours for finding our venue today during the summer walk. Stuart is moving to South London -
The 2015 meeting is on Friday 31st July with a prompt 7:30 start in The Shipwrights Arms 88 Tooley Street London SE1 2TF -
Agenda
1 Apologies for absence
2 Chairman’s Address
3 Minutes of 2014 AGM
4 Matters arising
5 Secretary’s report
6 Treasurer’s report
7 Travel Secretary’s report
8 Social Secretary’s report
9 Newsletter Editor’s report
10 Website Editor’s report
11 Election of Officers
12 Membership fee
13 Any other business
A G M MINUTES 31st JULY 2015.
SHIPWRIGHT’S ARMS, TOOLEY STREET, LONDON S E 1
Apologies For Absence:
S Leonard, P Abbott, S Armett, S Ray, I Glass and D Gilson.
Chairman’s Address:
Stuart welcomed those present and said the Club was functioning well. He introduced the committee and thanked the two Peters, Dave and Roy especially.
Minutes from 2014:
Last year’s minutes were read by the attending members.
Matters Arising:
Dave asked about XPRO and the Derek Dougan DVD’s. Stuart reported nothing had been
Heard from XPRO but we still owe for solicitors advice.
Secretary’s Report:
Dave reported a membership of 240. The Goalden Gate draw had raised £605-
Treasurer’s Report:
The meeting read the financial statement and Phil O’Connor asked about £552-
Badge is embossed on them. Phil asked regarding £250 Trademark for London Wolves Ltd and Roy Said £50 Christmas profit difference was in vouchers.
Travel Secretary’s Report:
Peter said trips were run to all home games and twelve away games with a good train service. Thanks again to Morris Jacobs for a number of midweek matches. The highest attendance was 30 v AFC Bournemouth at home and 27 at Wigan although, the average was down. Group Travel Was now back at Euston and Virgin are hoping to set a standard ticket price. The Club has seven
Season tickets and there was a £880 loss over the season. Peter thanked the five season ticket Loanees and twelve away season ticket holders. There was a £53-
Admission to all stands next seasons and Peter thanked Dave Wood [ticket office] and Dave for help during the season. Phil asked about the seven season tickets and Peter replied, one was for sale. It was decided the committee would review the situation prior to next March’s Early Bird renewals and possibly reduce the number.
Social Secretary’s Report:
Roy reported problems with fixture changes at the end of the season. The Christmas lunch was Supported by 88 and The Bluebrick vouchers meant there were fifteen guests. It was the sixth year the price was set at £20. Next season, it is hoped for a racing or dogs night and the Christmas lunch before Nottingham Forest, Sky permitting. Ken Henworth stated the raffle and auction take up time. Stuart said Roy was our most positive Social Secretary. Also, it was pointed out the raffles and auctions were good PR for the Club.
Magazine Editor’s Report:
Stuart advised of problems with printer [ALP] but the magazine would be out soon. He complimented Peter Bartlett for his e mails and that Stefan and Steve are unable to do future
Magazines. Phil volunteered to be editor but with reservations. Stuart thanked Stefan and Steve for their efforts.
Webmaster’s Report:
Peter reported discreet advertising had reduced net costs over the last three seasons. Jack Leonard runs Facebook. Twitter has 2000+ followers. Phil complimented Peter for his e mails. Thanks were given to Peter by the meeting.
Election of Officers:
Matthew Hawthorne was confirmed as Minutes Secretary seconded by Roy Eagles. Phil O’Connor Was seconded for Magazine Editor by Matthew and Steve Ray by Phil. After discussion, the Committee was voted in en bloc.
Membership Fee:
Dave recommended the subscription rates remain unchanged.
Any Other Business:
Regarding Robbie Dennison’s charity, Matthew suggested it be our charity of the year.
Anna Perks is seeking sponsorship. Peter Bartlett suggested it be a designated portion of the sponsorship deal now in place.
Dave announced that he and Peter Woodifield were to sponsor Dave Edwards for the Club’s 50th anniversary.
Regarding the 50th anniversary, a change of format was suggested. A raffle pinned to a board and sealed auction would take less time after the dinner. Also, there were fifteen rooms for guests invited via Wolves. The meals are set to cost £42 and it was decided to charge £55 for members and £65 non-
Meeting Closed
The 2014 meeting for 2013-
Brockley map nearest station Brockley 3pm-
Agenda
1 Apologies for absence
2 Chairman’s Address
3 Minutes of 2013 AGM
4 Matters arising
5 Secretary’s report
6 Treasurer’s report
7 Travel Secretary’s report
8 Social Secretary’s report
9 Newsletter Editor’s report
10 Website Editor’s report
11 Election of Officers
12 Membership fee
13 Any other business
Minutes
Apologies For Absence:
S and J Leonard, S Armett, R and R Eagles, D Pearl , G Castro, S Ray , P O’Connor, P and J Abbott.
Chairman’s Address:
Stuart reported a successful year for the Club and thanked Dave and the two Peters’ particularly.
Minutes of 2013 A G M:
Matters Arising:
Stuart said a letter was received regarding the Derek Dougan DVD’S,from XPRO’S solicitors, after last years AGM . After advice from a Solicitor, £500plus, the letter was ignored since when, nothing had been heard.
Secretary’s Report:
Dave reported a membership of 196 and subscriptions paid in £2930.The Goalden Gate draws raised £660 [plus £48.50 to be banked] The train competitions £203, badges £25,programmes £13.19 and Roy Eagles pens £100. Expenses for the season totalled £496-
Treasurers Report:
The Financial Statement was read by all and only a £12 membership refund queried. It being for
an overpayment.
Travel Secretary’s Report
Trips were run to all 26 home and 17 away and thanks to Morris Jacobs for midweek away games. There was a deficit from trips of £945-
Social Secretary’s Report:
Roy’s Letter reported a great season with ,the Christmas Lunch at the Blue Brick and two visits to Steve Bull’s restaurant .The Blue Brick has a loyalty card system plus, good food and surroundings for guests and members. The end of season function was a meal in Sir Jack’s followed by a Northern Soul event.. Also, thanks to all who bought the pens.
Newsletter Editors Report:
The magazine is high quality and hopefully well received.
Webmasters Report;
Peter reported £60 had been raised by advertising and the Club had 1600 followers on Twitter Jack Leonard was running Facebook and e news is sent to all with a email address. The software collapsed when the website was being upgraded but this is mostly sorted out now. Thanks to Carol, Peter Mark Feehan and Roy for their photos.
Proposal from Phil O’Connor:
Phil had sent a proposal to reduce the committee by two which, was not seconded.
Election of Officers:
Stan Armett had sent his resignation. Matthew Hawthorne counter proposed Peter Abbott to replace Stan,if he wishes. This was seconded by Dave and carried by the meeting. The rest of the committee was voted en bloc.
Membership Fee:
Carol proposed the family membership be altered to a member plus under 18 year olds. Alan Allsop seconded and the motion was carried. All fees to remain as is.
Any Other Business:
Peter Woodifield asked why the venue for the AGM was back in Brockley.It was noted the attendance in Holborn was disappointing and in Wolverhampton ,the season would be well under way.
Doug Pearl wished to thank Dave Bracher and Dave Slape for their regular contact.
Dave Slape wished to thank Stuart, Peter Woodifield, Peter Bartlett, Stefan, Roy and Ruth and Tommy Turner for their assistance last season.
Meeting Closed.
London Wolves Club rules include the conduct of AGMs here
Past AGMS are on the old archive website here. The minutes of the 2013 AGM follow
Date: Saturday 10th August 2013.
Location: Lych Gates Tavern, Queen Square, Wolverhampton.
Attendance: 31.
Committee: S. Earl, S. Armett, R. Eagles, R. Goddard, M. Hawthorne, S. Leonard, S. Ray, D. Slape
and P. Woodifield.
Agenda:
1. Apologies for absence
2. Chairman’s Address
3. Minutes of 2012 AGM
4. Matters Arising
5. Secretarys Report
6. Treasurers Report
7. Travel Secretarys Report
8. Social Secretarys Report
9. Newsletter EditorsReport
10. Website Editors Report
11. Election of Officers
12. Membership Fee
13. Any Other Business
Apologies for absence: Paul Richards (Wolves FC), S. Tetlow, P. Tetlow, P. Bartlett, L. Masters, D.
Pearl and A. Marshall.
Chairman's Address: Stuart welcomed everyone and thanked the Lych Gates Tavern for aiding the
Club at short notice. He thanked Dave, Peter and Steve for their work last season.
Minutes of 2012 AGM:
Matters Arising: Stuart said he had heard nothing from EXPROʼs solicitors since November 2012
with regards to the Derek Dougan DVDʼs.
Secretary's Report: Dave reported a membership of 229, paying in £2946.00 in subscriptions.
Expenses totalled £646.60, £384.55 of which was for stamps. The train competitions raised £163.00
and Sales £49.61. Dave thanked the two Peterʼs, Rob Goddard and Stefan for their assistance.
Treasurers Report: In Timʼs absence Dave reported a profit of £761.62. Peter took over and said the
High Interest account could be higher with interest added.
Travel Secretary's Report: Peter reported a profit of £222.75 but three members still owe for match
tickets. Trips were run to 23 home and 15 away matches. There was a good train service from Euston
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and the Call Centre in India had provided a reasonably good service. The highest attended trips were
40 for Nottingham Forest and 38 for Sheffield Wednesday at home, and 22 Peterborough United and
21 Nottingham Forest away. The average number travelling was down on the previous season, which
was in the Premiership. Fare prices again varied because of competition with other travellers. Peter
needed to book early to get cheaper fares and can make provisional booking three months in advance.
Payment is required at the time of booking apart from with Virgin Trains. Debts for the 2011-
have been paid, but there has been no progress on previous seasons. Seven Club Season Tickets
were purchased on the Wolves Early Bird scheme in March costing a total of £3352.00. A profit of
£366.00 was made on the sale of match day tickets. Thanks once again to members who loaned their
season tickets when not attending themselves. We have again renewed Club season tickets for the
2013-
because of Wolves relegation, and twelve away season tickets have been bought by Club members.
Peter offered thanks to Wolves Ticket Office, and particularly Steve who has now left Wolves. Also,
thanks to Dave Slape and Bob Richards for their help last season.
Social Secretary's Report: Roy reported the Christmas Party was the biggest yet, but was a rush
and finished late. Guests were a good mix, with Matt Murray, Wolves Women and a Club official. The
end of season match at Brighton we had a meal in the Snowdrop pub followed by a night at the greyhound
racing. For this season Roy has options open for Christmas and a horse racing evening, including a
Queen tribute band for the end of the season.
Newsletter Editor's Report: Steve stated Stefan is to be more involved this season and the magazine
would be A5 size after consulting the membership.
Website Editor's Report: Dave reported £174.61 had been spent although £32.36 will show in
2013-
Election of Officers: The committee was returned with the exception of Tim Richards who will be
replaced by Carol Randall. Thanks to Tim for his efforts over the years.
Membership Fee: No change.
Any Other Business:
• Doug Pearl wished to thank Dave Slape for his weekly phone call of support following his serious
heart surgery.
• The Club is to carry on the support for Wolves Women in preference to kit sponsorship.
• Carol asked if the Club was to send a wreath for David Wagstaffe, but it was decided a donation
would probably be preferred.
• Roy Eagles won the free draw signed shirt.
Meeting Closed at 12:30pm.
| Membership |
| Salvete |
| Gallery |
| Geoff's Walks |
| LW40-45-50-55-60 |
| Grounds |
| Jan-May 25 |
| Aug-Dec2024 |
| Players |
| Membership |
| Salvete |
| Gallery |
| Geoff's Walks |
| LW40-45-50-55-60 |
| Grounds |
| Jan-May 25 |
| Aug-Dec2024 |
| Players |