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Trust Board Members r>
Name
(Click on name for more details)
Position Email
Glenn Rolley Trust Chair chair@nottscotrust.org.uk
John Collin Secretary and Treasurer secretary@nottscotrust.org.uk
treasurer@nottscotrust.org.uk
Margaret Cobb Public Relations publicity@nottscotrust.org.uk

Glenn Rolley (Chair)

Glenn RolleyI attended my first game at Meadow Lane on Thursday August 29th 1963 with a
0-3 defeat to Coventry City, standing on the Old Kop with my Dad and thus following a long family tradition. This should probably have taught me a lesson, but in hindsight provided me a perfect grounding to cope with some of torment of the next 43 years. There has also been some very memorable highlights during these years, notably the Sirrel/Wilkinson era, our annual Wembley pilgrimage under Warnock and, albeit brief, very dramatic times with big Sam. Some of my most treasured memories emerged during these times which are still fondly remembered at family gatherings.

My professional life is as a Sales and Marketing Manager for a leading US industrial automation provider, dealing with a range of blue chip companies including Nestle, Cadburys, Thames Water, and Kodak. This involves organising, developing and delivering sales/marketing initiatives with customers and partners.

Email: chair@nottscotrust.org.uk
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Margaret Cobb (Publicity)

I was born and brought up in Margaret CobbNottingham and currently live in Bramcote. I am married with 2 grown up children. I have taught chemistry in Nottingham for 30 years, currently having the luxury of a 3 day working week. I was a City Councillor for 7 years but decided that politics was not for me. 

I have been attending Meadow Lane since 1970 - firstly with my father, later being joined by my husband and then my children. Notts. has always been a part of my life - early memories of my dad coming home on Saturdays in the 60s vowing "never again", all those promotions (and relegations) which we later experienced together, standing on the half way line of the old County Road stand, the trips to Wembley, my children acting as mascots and ballboys, Football in the Community, Junior Magpies and children's birthday parties.  

A member since administration days, I stood for the Trust Board this time as I have recently given up some of my commitments and so have the time to put something back into the Club.

Email: publicity@nottscotrust.org.uk

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John Collin (Secretary)

John CollinJohn Collin, recently elected Trust Board Member and Secretary, says

?I was born and brought up in Nottingham and have been a regular Notts County watcher since the early 1960?s. I am married (to a lapsed Forest supporter) and have two grown up children who both have an affinity to Notts County, thank goodness. I started off watching Notts in the early 1960?s on the Kop (sometimes with my fishing umbrella) and now I watch from the Derek Pavis Stand.

I am a Chemist by profession and over the years I have worked for companies both big and small and have been privileged to serve as a Councillor on two councils. In my time, I have also been Secretary of a large angling association in Nottingham

Over the years, Chairmen and Managers have come and gone but there has been a continuity in watching the team of Lawton and Sewell, of Astle and Hateley and of Jimmy Sirrel and Don Masson. That continuity has been important in my life and I guess in the lives of many others. The significance of Notts County, however, goes much further, beyond the crowds who actually watch. The Trust gives an avenue for both watchers and non-watchers to be involved in the ownership of the Club.

I was persuaded to put myself forward to be a Trust Board Member because I wanted to help. The Trust concept is a very new and interesting one and in my view there is a need to involve and continue to involve people from all sorts of backgrounds with a wide range of expertise.

I hope Notts County will continue to inject pleasure (!!) into people?s lives for many, many years.

Email: secretary@nottscotrust.org.uk
treasurer@nottscotrust.org.uk
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