JohnnyQuinnsQuiff

The best way to keep players’ morale up is to pay them on time every month. ”Well lads, we’ve not been paid on time again!”. ”Yeah but, did you see how well we were supported at our last away game?”. That’s one conversation that’ll never happen!

Totally agree. No one should need telling when or which games to boycott.

People are having a go at each other because of frustration, it’s normal. Fans don’t seem to care as much as what they do etc. It’s easy to ‘sign in’ and post a comment that has not been thought about and one that others might find offensive. Pure frustration. Someone posts why they’re going, why they’re buying a pie or whatever. There's nothing you can do to change that, so stop worrying about it. Concentrate on what you yourself are doing/planning to do. That’s what really matters. Fans ‘attacking’ each other will not help bring Chansiri closer to selling the club. If anything, it’ll probably make him laugh. As far as I’m concerned, I want to see him cry.

He’s done really well when he’s been selected. But he’s still a young lad learning his trade. So it’s important that when he makes an error (which he will do), fans don’t forget this and start getting on his back. Well done Ernie. Keep it up.

I read that totally different to you. Coventry City went through hell and no one gave a shiit. I certainly don’t feel that a pitch invasion causing the game to be abandoned will help our cause one bit. It will bring the wrath of the EFL and possibly lose us some empathy. The club would suffer, not Chansiri. Points deductions will be like water off a duck’s back to Despot. Points deductions are not fair on the players who are doing their utmost to help the club (not Chansiri). Points deductions for breaching regulations are bad enough, that’s on Chansiri. But points deductions because of fans actions? That to me is totally wrong. That’s my opinion.

Here’s your dilemma… Do you want to keep on funding Chansiri and help keep him clinging on to the club and watch it slide down the drain?

You should be OK with that providing you follow the ‘Whistleblowing Policy’.

Bazza says that all the players want, is to play football. All the fans want, is to enjoy seeing them play football. All Chansiri wants, is to ruin everything. You’re not wanted here Dejphon. Take the hint.

Terrible at diving.

Typical…. ”Right, who’s goin’ on first?” ”Not me!” ”Not me either!” ”Well I’m certainly not then?” ”Shall we wait and see how many go on first?” ”Then, if no one does, shall we leave it ‘til next home match on Sky?” ”Yeah, great idea!” If you feel that a pitch invasion will be of great benefit to the cause, you shouldn’t need anyone to go on first. You should be leading it.

Yeah, I know. But I was just adding that it seemed like another excuse of why fans should attend away games. Looking back, I’m astonished at how many points we got when we played in empty stadiums a few years back!

I think that the Independent Panel members are still on holiday.

There will always be some excuse. People buy cup tickets to get the points that allow them easier access to get tickets for away games so they can turn up to chant against Chansiri and believe that they’re helping to defund him. I mean, how does that work?

There’ll always be some excuse of why we can’t all pull in the same direction. It’s usually selfishness.

There is no difference. Some fans are scattered around the globe, not easy for them to get to games. They’re still fans. If it’s easy to get to games, it doesn’t mean that you’re a ‘bigger fan’. Every single Wednesday fan is part of our fanbase, therefore they’re all fans. It’s just semantics.