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Is there as much clamour to sign ex-players amongst fans of other teams or is it a trait unique to our lot?  It sometimes feels like a large section of our support think we are only allowed to sign former players!

FWIW MacDonald would probably be a good signing, but it's pie in the sky at the moment.  I can't help but feel we are a long way off signing any players due to the fact we simply don't need to.

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10 minutes ago, palmy_cammy said:

Is there as much clamour to sign ex-players amongst fans of other teams or is it a trait unique to our lot?  It sometimes feels like a large section of our support think we are only allowed to sign former players!

FWIW MacDonald would probably be a good signing, but it's pie in the sky at the moment.  I can't help but feel we are a long way off signing any players due to the fact we simply don't need to.

This. Plus the manager would have to be taken off furlough in order to consider making any signings. If he was taken off furlough, he’d need to be on it again for three weeks before being able to consider making any other signings. So, it is probably only practical for us to make signings when the manager is off furlough permanently.

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The Queens Trust has had some super donations of programmes kindly given to us over the last couple of years. We sold a good number last year online and also at the programme fair at the Queens Arena. However we still have lots! If there are any Queens fans looking for specific programmes or a bargain bundle to get them started please let us know. We have a fantastic selection from the 1970s onwards of both home and away programmes. Also if there is anyone that may be having a clear out during this time and may have any programmes to donate please do get in touch. Thank you.

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The Trust has also recently been kindly offered some old Queens football shirts which is fantastic! Our retro shirt auction last year was a great success raising valuable funds. 
 

So if you have any old shirts, programmes, books, cds, dvds that may be getting cleared out please contact us and they can all help to raise funds towards the Trust and the work that we do. Thank you.

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A fan on the doonhamers mad site has kindly donated £44 to the Queens Trust.

Every penny counts to help us with our work and this £44 will definitely be put to good use. So we would like to thank him and also thank all of our members and supporters for their backing of the Trust. 


Here is some of the work that the Queens Trust has carried out in the last year and a bit...

2x QOS shirt draw entries 19/20 
(3x shirt draws entered for 20/21)
Player sponsorship 19/20
Sign board sponsorship 19/20
Matchday posters sponsorship 19/20
Sponsoring local youth tournaments.
Sponsored new kit for QOS girls u7s
Designed poster for Queens programme fair and ran stall at event.
Volunteering at tidy up Palmerston events.
Volunteering in club shop.
Ran retro shirt auction.
Purchased Queens season tickets.
Purchased Queens shop vouchers.
Advert to support publication by DG standard of 100 years Queens magazine.
Providing free sanitary products at Palmerston and in the Arena.
Local schools poster competition.
Purchased 10 new wheelie bins for Palmerston.
Stall at Queens Christmas fair.
Running bookshelf at Arena.
Purchased Queens Trust banner.
Selling old programmes to raise funds. 
Took table at Centenary Dinner. 
Sponsoring page in Qos charity calendar
Purchased 100 virtual half time tickets. 
Wear your QOS colours competition. 
Purchased goal practice net for the club. 
Matchday bucket collection.
Win a Dobbie picture competition.
Increased Trust membership to over 250 members.
Promoting all things queens (matches, season tickets, soccer camps, events, hospitality etc on social media


And if you go back further other work we have carried out would include...

pop up shops at both the bakers oven and in the loreburn centre, 
stalls under new stand and at town market, 
junior blues events and magazines, 
meet the manager nights, share purchases, 
heart rate monitors purchased, 
Palmerston fun days, 
sponsoring hall of fame event, 
many more player sponsorships,
Many more shirt draw entries, 
getting a Trust resolution onto the agenda at club AGM, 
Sponsoring local football,
Supporting charity calendar,
Sponsoring youth team in milk cups,
equipment purchases,
coaching sponsorships, 
half time entertainments,
race nights and quiz nights, etc.
Collaborating with artist Paine Proffitt for artwork used for match day posters and programme covers.
Designing and distribution of match day posters. 
Plus much much more...

So thanks again. Without your support none of this would be possible.

 

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29 minutes ago, qos1990 said:

Praying st Johnstone come on Johnston.... oh what a day that’d be

I think we’ve used up our full allocation of luck for this year.

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16 minutes ago, Flash said:

I think we’ve used up our full allocation of luck for this year.

And probably used our lifetime allocation of diddy managers inexplicably being pinched from us when Dundee took Chisholm.

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27 minutes ago, Monkey Tennis said:

Not to mention the poaching of McIntyre.

Yes you're probably right although plenty would disagree.

I was genuinely delighted when Chisholm left.  I wouldn't go as far as that for McIntyre leaving, but I was certainly pleased.

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1 minute ago, palmy_cammy said:

Yes you're probably right although plenty would disagree.

I was genuinely delighted when Chisholm left.  I wouldn't go as far as that for McIntyre leaving, but I was certainly pleased.

It's no surprise that Chisholm has never held a managerial spot since leaving Dens.

He's 'international development coach' at Sunderland now apparently.

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19 hours ago, Speroni*1 said:

It's no surprise that Chisholm has never held a managerial spot since leaving Dens.

He's 'international development coach' at Sunderland now apparently.

He was. I think he left the position the last time they changed owners but I may be wrong. I just have memories of being told that.

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