sacré bleu

Like many things in life, going to watch Wednesday has become a habit. Unfortunately, due to Chansiri’s mismanagement of the club, many supporters have stopped attending, broken the habit and found other ways to spend their time and money. It will take significant improvements—both on and off the field—before some consider returning, and sadly, some may never come back.

The new Darren Moore.

Would be good if the players each wore a black and gold armband.

Yes working on the gate.

Oh right, thanks

“Is that because the club can now sustain itself with a 21,000 attendance, or is someone else covering the shortfall?”

Private Eye magazine has a strong track record of exposing financial scandals and mismanagement in football, particularly around questionable owners. I believe it would be worthwhile for the Trust to share the information you’ve gathered on Chansiri with them. Their investigative journalists may be very interested in digging deeper into his dealings. This could bring much-needed national attention to the issues at our club.

I think we have

Not sure Chansiri’s really bothered about bringing in new players. Seems like he’s just stepped back from the club and is fine letting things carry on with the squad we’ve got.

A man who puts such store on respect he shows pitifully little to his employees or other people in general.

A significant challenge is that many supporters struggle to distinguish between Dejphon Chansiri and the club itself. They view any action taken against Chansiri as an action against the team, making them hesitant to get involved. We need to emphasize that protests are directed at the way the club is being run by Chansiri, not against the team.

Because he pays their wages now and again.

Je suis Bill

I remember him well. RIP Alan.

Full of character both on and off the pitch. Just what we needed for the upcoming season. Best of luck to him wirh his move.