GreenhillOwls

He’s also a regulator for all the other clubs not just SWFC and Chansiri. Of course he wants to work with owners. It doesn’t mean we won’t quickly be at the last resort with Chansiri

You can also deduct the costs of buying the products and paying the staff / agencies. From what I’ve seen on the Kop there is a massive decrease in spending.

S/T holder here. I’ll be boycotting the Boro game and have not spent a penny in the ground or shop (inc away tickets). Hope to see the stands looking empty.

Not a pound in the ground is the simplest protest we can do. Can’t see why anyone wouldn’t do it.

The club doesn’t release seats of non renewers until the summer. They hold on in case you renew long after early bird.

I’ll be waiting for confirmation from the new owners in the star, on the bbc and sky sports

I guess the idea is to embarrass him to the Thai establishment and hopefully Thai media. Apart from hurting him financially it’s possibly the most effective weapon we have as he will care about that.

I normally renew EB as it’s too expensive otherwise but not this time whilst he remains.

What’s in it for DC by doing this?

Be so Chansiri to turn down £10m now and let him go for free at end of contract next summer.

I have been wondering this or alternatively if he has borrowed funds from Tony Soprano

Yes. I do expect to be relegated but I’m sure there will be new owners at some point in the season. Through necessity we may find some of the youngsters do well and can be part of the comeback which May again be two seasons in league one thanks to Chansiris transfer restrictions. Think we need to be realistic about the next couple of seasons.

I think pressuring the Thai Union Group to tell the Chansiri family to get DC to sort out the SWFC situation is a useful line of attack. Perhaps unfair on TUG but that’s down to DC. Could we promote a boycott by football fans of John West and Aldi, Lidl, Morrisons, Tesco and Iceland tinned tuna which are supplied by TUG? I say this having no experience of organising a boycott but think if it could be got going it could add to pressure and publicity.

As an early bird season ticket buyer I will be attending games and supporting whatever set of players we have out there. I will not be spending money in the ground or shop and am happy to join protests though not pitch invasions.