The bid hinges on fans, community groups and businesses paying membership fees. These will then be used to help by the shares by paying off loans and, eventually, filter down to the footballing side of things.
There are still plenty of answers needed from 10000Hours about the whole thing will work, some of which will be answered at a public meeting tomorrow night. However, they obviously feel confident enough to ask people who will definitely be joining to show their interest. If you want to do so, go to http://www.10000hours.org/
At the time of writing (6.30pm) 149 individuals had shown their commitment - just under half the 300 required. 20 of the required community organisations are also on board, with 10 businesses also showing definite interest - two short of the number needed. Not bad going for the first day.
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