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THE HONEST MEN TRUST

Connors Honesty Impresses The Fans

Robert Connor met the Ayr United fans recently at an Open Forum at the Cariston Hotel, Miller Road, Ayr arranged by the Honest Men Trust. Robert impressed the fans by talking honestly, amongst other things, about his opinions on his current squad, his teams prospects for this season as well the new Youth Academy. To download snapshots of the Forum in Real Player format click the Real icon below.

The Trust Annual General Meeting also took place today with frank discussions around the Committee structure and the members feelings were voiced on the future direction of the Trust. Progress reports were presented from office-bearers and the annual accounts were approved showing further profits over the last year for the Trust. New society board members Lynn McConnachie and Robert Ritchie were also voted into office. Thank you to everyone who took the time to turn up and debate a number of issues and challenges ahead for the Honest Men Trust.

The Honest Men Trust Are Away Sponsors 2005-2006

A successful event took place recently at Somerset Park when the clubs first shirt sponsorship event produced Home Bakery, Ayr as winner of the home sponsored Ayr shirt for the new season with the Honest Men Trust claiming the away top second prize.

Over 80 tickets were sold raising over £24,000 upfront cash, as well as approximately an additional £2,500 from an auction on the night. Sidney Devine drew the tickets and milked the well attended audience. Brian Calders Events Company put on a fine professional production. Gordon McBlains face was priceless as he picked up the well deserved first prize.

Next years event is only going to be bigger and better. Well done to all the organisers, individuals and local business who made it a fantastic night.