Questions for Steve Easterbrook

[budman13]

Hopefully an interview will be carried out with Steve shortly. Please post any questions you would like him to answer.

[Tom]

What personal experience does he think makes him a good chairman?

 

What does he envision for the club in the short/long term?

[Staines-upon-Thames Rebel]

What are his views on our looming relegation and what is he looking at doing to stop it happening?

[HorshamRebel]

How can fans help out with all the off-field activities ?

 

This season a lot of the larger companies in Slough were not interested in sponsoring us, what are Steves hopes for next season ?

[Crazy Fool]

How long is a piece of string?

 

Oh, I mean how long do we back betts?

 

seven o'clock and still at work....HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Amber Rebel]

if the unmentionable happens what league would you prefer slough town to be playing in next season.

[mrgh]

What off-field management team does Slough need

[brighton_rebel]

Why do you want to get involved with a basket case like Slough Town!

Can you give us a bit of background about yourself.

Do you live in Slough?

You seem very young to be retired, what was your line of business?

 

 

[charlie]

Has anybody (except for me)ever confused him for that other Steve Easterbrook, who's a massive Watford FC fan, very into sport in the community and McDonald's UK Chairman?!

[Mark44]

Where do you see yourself and the club in five years?

[BFR]

Will you (individually or as the Club) be asking the Trust for financial help before the end of the season?

[brighton_rebel]

I was a little disappointed to read in notes of the Supporters Trust EGM “that renewable energy devices (solar panels, turbines) may be difficult to implement, due to the cost, the noise of the turbines and the well-known Not In My Back Yard (nimby) syndrome.”

 

Have you much say in the plans for the ground development? Will we go for a more interesting model than the usual identikit grounds? Isn't it possible to incorporate solar, wind etc into the design along with other energy conservation measures - if nothing else it will save money in the long term.