Pete Jones fires parting shot as he prepares to stand down as chairman of Wrexham Supporters Trust
Lifelong Reds fan Jones will stand down as chairman of the Wrexham Supporters Trust at next month’s Annual General Meeting but is unhappy that the board’s critics haven’t put their names forward for election on August 8.
“We have all seen the call for heads of certain people,” said Jones in his review of the year to the fan-owned club’s shareholders. “But I deplore those who take to personal abuse of individuals who are working extremely hard to ensure we have a football club to go forward after this pandemic.
“The way to remove anyone from the positions that they are in, is by democratic procedures that we have in place as a fan-owned football club, and not by using what can be described as bullying tactics from people using social media as a tool for their own agenda.
“The Annual General Meeting has always been a way to go forward. If you are unhappy with what is happening and with the way things have been run, you can either vote for the people you want on the board or stand for election yourself. The door is open to any member to do this.
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