HarryJ

And backed up ECHR which certain organisations want us to withdraw from.

Always worried whenever the ball goes near Hovarth, The good saves were more the ball hitting him than saves except for the one he kicked away. Unfair criticism of Iorfa as when he went off we were vulnerable to any cross coming in as he was the only one constantly winning it in the air. Weaver grew into the game and during the second half seemed to accept more responsibility and, throughout the game, was the most committed in defence. Valery seemed very inconsistent and lost the ball in some dangerous areas as did Amass who seems to run into trouble quite a bit but he does offer himself and has energy to get forward. Ingelsson worked hard as usual and offers something. Was disappointed in Jamal Lowe. An experienced player like him should be able to contribute more and help out Cads more than he did. Brown continues to impress with his touch and getting into dangerous positions. Unlucky with the final chance from the Bannan cross which was slightly too high to get on top of. However, don't want to score any of them as they are doing a good job in turning out and putting so much effort in despite not being paid. Finally, BB just goes further up in my estimation in the effort he puts in and the way he is leading the team and the club along with Henrick who is also doing a great job against tremendous odds.

I think it is unrealistic to expect the players to lead the protest by striking. It may be better for the non-playing staff to work to rule to help impact games, if they can. What will make a difference is no one renewing/buying season tickets when they go on sale. This will have the biggest impact on cashflow and impact Chansiri more. It will also send a strong message to him.

Doubt that.

AS I have said some time ago he is protecting his personal wealth. He is not going to be bankrupt but has lost as much as he or his family are prepared to lose. His current life style won't change. With regards to the stewards today, if he has used a different company, then it is clear rock bottom prices have been paid or the suppliers have done it as a loss leader to get in on the act. They were all very young, very inexperienced and didn't have a clue what to do when people started to run onto the pitch. It was clear that they were far less capable than previous stewards.

Based on what we have seen so far I don't think he, or many others, could do a better job than Henrick.

Makes me think how much of the last 2 seasons' success was down to HP as much as DR who had a much bigger coaching staff. Not knocking DR but just trying to recognise HP's contribution.

I voted for Iorfa. Apart from the goal thought he was solid defending throughout. I do think that every player put in exceptional effort for this one and was impressed with the younger players, especially Brown, who was a thorn in QPR's defence all the time he was on. Well played, much deserved point and unlucky not to get a win which with a better ref they might have done.

But he keeps saying we are a family. Pity his if this is how he treats Mrs C and children. How many times did he miss giving them housekeeping and pocket money?

Yes, there with my dad. Some man u scabs tried to give me a kicking when leaving the ground too. Fortunately it didn't ruin what was a magnificent win.

A great well done to all who were involved with this. We just need to keep upping the pressure on the despicable individual.

Was going to say the same myself but you beat me to it. If we lose any first teamers with no replacements then I can easily see Pederson resigning and who would blame him No coaching staff and no team. Wouldn't bode well to get a replacement in either.

Probably stated elsewhere but aren't ST holders included even if they don't attend. I have a season ticket but couldn't bring myself to go today. Largely in protest but losing all heart in attending now until the idiot has gone.

Bit of a dilemma today as to whether I go or not. I have a season ticket and I don't usually buy anything in the ground. I stopped buying a programme last season. I'm not sure I have the heart to go though as I'm so angry that he is still casting a big black cloud over the club. I want to support the players and manager though but I don't think I will enjoy the atmosphere. What a state this man has got us into. He will never be forgotten for all the wrong reasons.

Yes. Unless he's gone.

I won't be renewing my Season Ticket until he's gone. However for the Leeds game won't there be a reasonable payment from Sky to televise it?

I've been giving this attendance issue some thought and the only way I would agree to it is if the main item is that chansiri is forcefully reminded of his commitment to leave if the fans wanted him to and also his statement that it isn't about the money. As he has received a fair market offer that he is prepared to accept (as was the case with the Florida consortium) why hasn't he carried this through as promised.

You wrote this far better than I could but it is an absolute carbon copy of how I feel at the moment too. Thanks as I now know I'm not alone.

The man has proved he can't run a business. It doesn't matter if we are in League 1 or 2 he is just incapable of making it work. This has been proved by the numerous other business failures he has attached to his name. Having worked for both big and small companies it is far harder to run a small business on a shoestring as it only takes a small blip to have a significant impact and it requires hands on participation for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I don't think he has sufficient skills or attention span to do this and certainly not enough to make the club self-sufficient. Add to this he is going to have to do everything remotely he will just end up in a right mess as there is no one working on site he will trust sufficiently. On top of this he can never visit the club and I don't think he was ever welcome in the board room when visiting other clubs so he will definitely not be now. There is absolutely nothing he will get out of running us as a small club.

Agree with the different groups coming under one umbrella. However, because Chansiri is attending by Zoom link if things get a little difficult he can just cut the link. I think it is disrespectful of him not attending in person. The negative part of me thinks all he wants to do is ramble on as to why he doesn't think any of the bids are from groups he would trust to improve the situation therefore he can't accept them. I bet he will re-iterate that it's not about the money.

I'm coming to the conclusion that as long as Chansiri can hide away in Thailand with the occasional anonymous trip to London he thinks he is untouchable, by the fans and the footballing authorities. It's almost as though the fight to get him to leave has to be taken to Thailand and, in particular, demonstrating outside his house. This will be almost impossible to do but I'm wondering if those better versed in social media have other, legal, ideas that haven't yet been tried?

Probably because he would have to pay for a replacement one

If Chansiri does decide to take on the IFR as some suggest, and fight any action they may take to get the club off him, then I hope the legal costs mount up and hits him personally. And he still loses!

Said this weeks ago.

I think the EFL imposing a points deduction will be the sign he isn't going.