Sally Harris, member of the Supporters Society
What does community ownership mean to you?
People power. I like the idea of a community taking charge of its own assets, being empowered to influence change, and of any benefit generated being channelled back into that same community. It’s also a no-brainer in terms of making use of the resources, skills and passion of a much wider group of stakeholders.
What's your favourite Bath City moment?
The glorious win against Torquay in January 2019. It was an incredible match with an electric atmosphere and such a dramatic last-minute victory. I’d brought family along with me for the first time and couldn’t have chosen a better match for it- it was totally euphoric!
Where do you usually stand at the ground?
I move around a bit usually. I prefer the atmosphere on the popular side but now that I’ve got a baby in tow I’ll probably be spending more time in the family stand!
Do you have any matchday rituals?
I always aim to come early and get a drink but then end up rocking up just in time for kick-off and treating myself to some cheesy chips during the first half while catching up with people. I have a quick drink at half time, then usually head off after the final whistle and visit my parents to give them an incoherent match report in exchange for dinner.
What does community ownership mean to you?
People power. I like the idea of a community taking charge of its own assets, being empowered to influence change, and of any benefit generated being channelled back into that same community. It’s also a no-brainer in terms of making use of the resources, skills and passion of a much wider group of stakeholders.
What's your favourite Bath City moment?
The glorious win against Torquay in January 2019. It was an incredible match with an electric atmosphere and such a dramatic last-minute victory. I’d brought family along with me for the first time and couldn’t have chosen a better match for it- it was totally euphoric!
Where do you usually stand at the ground?
I move around a bit usually. I prefer the atmosphere on the popular side but now that I’ve got a baby in tow I’ll probably be spending more time in the family stand!
Do you have any matchday rituals?
I always aim to come early and get a drink but then end up rocking up just in time for kick-off and treating myself to some cheesy chips during the first half while catching up with people. I have a quick drink at half time, then usually head off after the final whistle and visit my parents to give them an incoherent match report in exchange for dinner.
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