So what do you think of the announcement that teams of candidates can stand for national election?
I personally think it's a good move, and we should try and get some sort of CW involvement. I've toyed with the idea of standing for election myself, but don't really think it's a goer, for three main reasons:
A. I don't think I could get enough votes
B. I'm not sure I know enough about the international game
C. There's a few aspects of BT, most noteably sledging, which don't work very well/at all with my speech software, so I'd kind'a have one hand tied behind my back from the go get.
However I do think that I have something to offer, and certainly believe that as a group, we have some of the best BT brains around. So how about putting together some sort of consortium? I'd say that we have three ways to proceed.
A. Go for the England job, with Scaly fronting our campaign, (probably the toughest election to win, but has the advantage of being fronted by one of the keenest and most analytical, if not most diplomatic and tolerant, figures in the whole of BT.
B. Stand for Sri Lanka With chaminda_00*as our front man. Possibly the smallest user base, and so in theory our best shot at electoral success. A Passionate Lankan, with a prominent SL side and the back-up of a college of BT excellence.
C. All throw our weight behind a glorious return to power for Adam in WI. Proven track record, manager of arguably the best and most successful club side in the world, and this time back in league with the best the game has to offer.
Or we could go for a U19 job. With the rule change, allowing club managers to choose the nationality of their YPs,we would have the added benefit of being able to concentrate and target a group of Yps at a specific U19 side.
Thoughts? Trev