Weekly Briefing
December 3, 2022

Next Members' Meeting

The next members' meeting will be held on Thursday December 8, in Foxy's Restaurant at Brunton Park with a 7pm start time. Access will also be available via Zoom. 

To give us some idea about numbers, please reply to this email indicating if you are planning to attend in person or virtually.
 

Please support the above raffle which will be open until Boxing Day. Prizes will be drawn shortly afterwards. Look out for ticket sellers on the CUOSC kiosks on match days this month.

CUOSC are offering a prize of match day hospitality for 10 people in Foxy's. 

For the full prize list, click HERE.



Your membership details are now online

We have recently implemented an upgrade to our membership system which allows members to join, renew and update their personal details online. We are using the tried and tested system, MemberMojo which is also used by the Supporters' Club London Branch. MemberMojo allows you to update your details and also make payments online using a debit or credit card. We are asking all members to check the details we hold, and make any changes if necessary. Many thanks to all of you who have already updated your details. To access your membership data, please visit our website via the link below:

cuosc.org.uk/apply-for-membership/




CUOSC Column - December 1 2022

New CUOSC chair Matt Spooner has issued a rallying call to fans: “Come and join us.”

Spooner, who was elected to the role at last week’s board meeting said: “This is an exciting time for CUOSC.

“We have some projects already on the go that look to develop CUOSC over the coming months and I’m looking forward to seeing where we can go.

“If you are not already a member, now would be a good time to join.”

CUOSC own a 25.4% shareholding in the Blues, have two representatives on United’s boards and can be an important voice for fans. The more members we have the louder we can speak.

Spooner added: “I don’t doubt the importance of our shareholding and know other fans' trusts are envious of this.

“We currently have around 600 members and we would love to push that towards the 1000 mark. The more fans who sign up the better we can support the club.”

Spooner took over as chair from Frank Beattie, who has stood down for personal reasons. Dan Maclennan was appointed vice-chair.

Billy Atkinson remains the board’s representative on the club’s Holding Board and Nigel Davidson continues on United’s 1921 operational board.

It costs £10 for an adult to join CUOSC for one year and £5 for seniors and under 18s. You can join via our website at www.cuosc.org.uk or by talking to our reps in the Fanzone or under the East Stand on matchdays.

There will also be the opportunity to join at our next members' meeting which will be held in Foxy’s at Brunton Park on Thursday, December 8 (7pm). The meeting offers a chance to question CUOSC directors. Online access will also be available.

Don’t forget to get your tickets for the Blues’ big Christmas raffle. CUOSC have put up matchday hospitality for 10 people in Foxy’s – a package worth £500 – and there are lots of other great prizes on offer. You can find a list on our website.

The raffle has been organised by Carlisle United Supporter Groups (CUSG) and proceeds will go towards fan related projects. Tickets cost £1 and the draw will take place on Wednesday, December 28.

Watch out for representatives, and others, selling tickets before Saturday’s home match with Sutton. Remember the kick off has been brought forward to 1pm.
 
Malcolm Nugent



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