Steve Gibson's fmttm Q and A - Thursday

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This Thursday evening in the Legends Lounge at the Riverside.
90 minutes Q and A with Boro owner Steve Gibson.
Also there will be a free drink and some food (please indicate if you have allergy or intolerance).
There will also be an MFC Foundation raffle with prizes of signed Boro stuff.

We are charging £5 (+eventbrite fees) - apart from the fees all proceeds go to Henry's Boro charity - the toddler Boro are presently championing in his battle against cancer.

A maximum of two tickets each please - BOOK YOUR TICKETS HERE
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FMTTM presents: An Evening with Steve Gibson

Join us for 90 minutes with Boro owner Steve Gibson, whilst raising money for two year old Henry.
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Juno10 said:
Excellent. How will the questions be structured/monitored?
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We will put paper on tables for people to scribble down (bring a pen) and also pass a microphone around. So, it will be a mixture of the two. If you do not feel you want to speak into a microphone then you don't have to, you can still ask your question.
We have an MC on stage, Ellen and she will try and ensure everything works OK.

When I approached them, the club kindly offered everything for free but I thought we should raise some money for a Boro linked charity.
MFC Foundation will be there with signed Boro memorabilia to win in their price raffle so bring plenty of change the prizes will be worth winning.
 
I should add - there is a Q and R code in every issue of the fanzine posted out to subscribers and on sale at the match tomorrow and it is advertised now on facebook and soon on Twitter.
In other words I wouldn't hang about too long.
But maximum of 2 tickets each please - just to ensure we are fair to as many fans as we can be.

By the way if this goes well we could well get a follow up event next season.
 
All Teesside based FMTTM posters should be looking to attend this in my opinion. There is so much discussed and at times argued on here don't be shy - here is your chance to put it to the man who has the power.

Why can Cardiff City charge less than half the price of Boro's home tickets?

How does MFC wage bill compare with other Championship clubs?

Is it harder to attract player and managers to MFC than most other Championship Clubs?

When are the Riverside seats going to be recoloured to the original red?

Will all the extra TV revenue be invested in the squad?

How much influence do you have on new signings? for example to do you give managers a budget and let them pick or not?

How long do you plan to own the Club for?

Would you consider any form of shared ownership of MFC?
 
atypical_boro said:
I’d love to attend (but can’t), this is me flying a kite but I wonder if it could be recorded as a podcast or broadcast live on YouTube? Would be happy to pay the charity donation too obviously.
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Sorry but no. It has to be live and not recorded, that way it means we get a far more open account. Maybe, we might be able to follow this up with a recorded interview.
I would ask everyone to respect this please.
 
A couple of people have ordered more than 2 tickets - please respect 2 limit maximum - lets make sure as many people as possible get the opportunity.
 
atypical_boro said:
I’d love to attend (but can’t), this is me flying a kite but I wonder if it could be recorded as a podcast or broadcast live on YouTube? Would be happy to pay the charity donation too obviously.
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Great idea would like this as can't do another Bristol to Boro round trip but would happily donate if it can be broadcast somewhere??

(Didn't bother reading the rest of the thread when I saw this lol)
 
What are the plans for when you retire as chairman. Also ever thought of writing your memoirs when you do.
 
Bristol-boro said:
Great idea would like this as can't do another Bristol to Boro round trip but would happily donate if it can be broadcast somewhere??

(Didn't bother reading the rest of the thread when I saw this lol)
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We were originally planning a televised interview - but we couldn't quite get the camera man we wanted for the days when Steve Gibson was available.
It could be look to do something virtual over the summer. Or maybe open discussions with the football club about having input into a podcast/broadcast/
 
Can the club do a live feed to this q&a?

I’m sure loads of fans would pay a couple of quid to watch it… more cash for the charity
 
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