bigdan2003

If Chansiri was in the ground I think folk would be a lot more animated. I think some folk struggle to get angry at an empty seat. I know I do. That’s probably why starving him of revenue is the most important tool for our protesting.

Getting kicked out of the league isn’t something I’d want to risk at this time tbh. That would be far worse for the club and its future at this time. Players striking is the very last resort. Whilst it’s pretty grim, I don’t think we’re quite in the realms of last resort yet - we have one last chance with the IFR.

Really sad news. RIP Xbana Milan

What a strange bloke Wilder is. Booting the ball, for no particular reason, into his own fans

Refreshing and welcome from our skipper. The fact he’s talking so honestly makes me wonder what Chansiri has down now.

I’m going on holiday next week. I miss two games. I used to be a bit gutted if I missed games, and honestly I don’t care right now. Boxing Day fixture, first one in how long?? Right now I’m planning on spending the day with family instead.

There is a clause in the Season Ticket Ts&Cs that states they can reallocate. But on re reading perhaps the reason for doing it wouldn’t be met in this scenario.

Talk of a boycott for the grunters game. Can see the sh*t bag trying to allocate that lot in the north if there is a threat of lower home numbers…

The opening post should be pinned as a reminder to the main forum as a reminder to everyone.

Who was the guy warming up the keepers on Saturday? Looked like one of the medical team, but could’ve been an academy coach I guess.

He’s a classless tail, but no denying he’s a very good manager for them. The two parties seem to be a perfect match, and it’s really bizarre they sacked him to begin with. It’s been funny watching them cry for the last 6 weeks, but now they’ll be insufferable again. Be funny if he fails, can’t see it mind.

It’s a shame the coward wasn’t there to face the music, instead of leaving “his people” to take the flack.

End of the day, if it’s “not a pound in the ground” then ultimately a supplier somewhere is going to be impacted through reduced orders, and some might be small local businesses. The people who do the programmes are a relative small firm in Oxfordshire I think, so should we be worried about them? It’s an unfortunate impact of the necessary protest.

Order some beer from Thornbridge to compensate.

Alex Miller tweeted this about 10 mins after the game. There were a lot of stewards on the north yesterday, more than I’ve seen previously. Presumably there to quickly remove bin bags. But doesn’t look like there were many to remove.