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Subject: Re: BUTCHERS 4PITIFUL PREMIERSHIPS

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Rick

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Date Posted: 01:25:23 08/04/03 Mon
In reply to: at what price 's message, "Re: BUTCHERS 4PITIFUL PREMIERSHIPS" on 16:20:06 08/03/03 Sun

My apologies, I must have misunderstood where you were coming from. The workers who have lost their jobs and their families are the priority in this issue. having said that, yes, our club will lose out on the support PKC gave us. I do not look upon their sponsorship in quite the same light as yourself though. Sure, PKC were making themselves "active" in the community through their sponsorship of our junior and senior clubs, but that is not a bad thing is it? It wasn't PKC that gave the workers the free tickets to the weekends game - it was a gesture made by the Dragons - a show of support for the workers the only way they could. At this point in time, there is nothing to suggest that PKC will not fulfil all of their commitments, however our club would gladly forego any committed sponsorship if it meant that the plant could re-open and give the workers their jobs back. However, this seems ratehr unlikely. All our club can do is thank PKC for their support over the past three years and wish all of it's employees the best.

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