Nobsworth

The current situation going on is why we were beat 0-5 at home.

I wouldn't worry about incurring a points deduction as a consequence of doing it, because it's almost certain we're going to get one anyway. We're also not likely to survive relegation, so I think it's irrelevant. If they did go on strike and we got relegated, there is only one person responsible for that. Those boys know that we're (almost) 100% behind them.

One of Owlstalk's finest threads.

Start by naming the one who took the photo?

I don't think they're being negative, just practical. The bottom of the seat flips back so if you're just covering the back of the seat, then it won't be seen. If you sit on it, then it won't be seen. I guess the only thing is to put the bin liner on the seat after the game when the bottom has flipped back up. But if everyone has left, then it won't be seen. Sorry if that sounds negative too.

Far too many ground-bought consumables on show. Disappointing... But still, great from all those who are not spending on the concourses.

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As Billy Bragg once said "There is power in a union"

If Chansiri was sincere about wanting to address the main issue then the list of demands wouldn't be a problem. We do, however, know what the answer will be...

That really is the ONLY way forward for all fans groups.

Was just about to say that. Very good support from Wrexham. The whole football community gets it, except for one man.

Might not be his lass. Could be another "Coldplay" moment!

Bone Idle... (if you know, you know)

I reckon it's not going to take long to cash up the tills this afternoon.

Work in progress...

That's a great article. Made me feel quite emotional - as it should do! Well done, Joe!

And "you know who" at the bottom...

FFS!!!

Very good interview and a credit to The Trust.

Ooops...

Donated.

New member alert!

Skinny bassa...

It's been hopeless for decades, and not just in the West Stand but across most concourses. Things did improve (marginally) when they lost the calculators and replaced them with tills that worked the price out and also when they introduced cashless sales.