OwlBiSeeinThi

Bloody hell. I saw the thread title and thought chancer had released 26/27 early bird already.

This. A similar approach with delayed entry would send a message.

And he did make sure he got something on him. His sliding foot got to the ball first, went of the top of it and made contact, but contact with his other foot did look ominous in my view. Not taking anything away from his performance. He was immense in the first half. But at full speed I can see why the ref gave it.

Getting some good exposure. Ian Bennet from SWST has just been interviewed on Radio 4 today programme.

I was there when he scored that bullet at Fulham. It had been a nothing game up to that point. Marvellous. Good memories.

Can here the anti Chansiri chants well on sky. Keep up the good work.

Limbs

Brilliant turnout. Well done everyone.

Did you get your money back though? If they've released your seat then they must also release the money in refund surely. Otherwise, they'd have just said no and you'd be stuck with them.

I joined last night as a full member. It's time to unite for action. We can't carry on like this.

I'd rather us be as successful as possible on the pitch this season which might attract buyers. Unlikely to happen playing in an empty stadium.

Not offended. I'm laughing at you chum because as I said both can be true. Just reel your neck in and stop judging others. You'd get more respect if you'd just stated the choice you made rather than criticising others for theirs. Personal choice is all it is. I'd rather make my point in a protest at a match than ineffectively sit at home sulking when 25k other people are there watching the match and supporting the lads on the pitch. You are basically suggesting everyone of the 25k+ fans attending are Chansiri fanboys or morally bankrupt in some way, which is quite an astonishing statement to make. Remember the problem is chancer not the fans or the players. So you crack on with whatever hobby you've taken up on a Satdi and leave us to the ups and downs of supporting Wednesday.

I imagine as such a principled soul, you make your own clothes, grow your own food and only buy products made in Britain from companies who ethically source their raw materials and labour. And don't get me started on environment issues. I hope you reduce, reuse and recycle, get around on a bike make from compressed recycled cardboard and never fly off to Europe for a cheeky summer holiday. So question. In the grand scheme of things, does paying over the odds for a sub standard product, where no one is exploited really feature in the top ten things to be principled about? People have free choice to work there or not, but tickets or not. Less of the drama son.

I think that's called shooting yourself in the foot. Life is too short. Selfish my ar$e. I'd rather watch some football over the next 5 years than be a miserable sod waiting for the unlikely event that chancer sells up. He's rather take us down the pyramid than admit he's wrong by selling.

Each to their own. I enjoy watching my team. I enjoy socialising with the people I go to the match with before and during. Why should I give up something I enjoy just because we have a clown for an owner?