Why I have joined the Arsenal Supporters Trust (11/10)

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Why I have joined the Arsenal Supporters Trust (11/10)

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http://www.onlinegooner.com/exclusive/index.php?id=435

usual thread starter… It costs £24 a year by direct debit. Could be a very small price to pay if enough Arsenal fans join up. Remember – you don’t have to become a shareholder to join, but the shares the Trust owns belong to the membership, making you a part owner of Arsenal should you sign up.
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sorry to be a boring old financial fart but it is a standing order rather than direct debit.
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Oh and as well as joining myself I e-mailed the link to their website to my dad saying "join" and he joined straight away. :D
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I am interested in joining this trust but am a little unsure as to how accurate/up to date the information on their website is. It mentions that there will be a 'unit fund' available soon, then finsishes with
"Further details on this scheme will be available during the 2003/4 season."


Is the unit fund now up and running?
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