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Have the protest group been telling people to blow whistles? Genuine question.

Can't ever agree with whistles during the game. I don't think it will ever get us national attention. Not unless it is whilstles from start to finish that are different to the refs and drown out all singing so it gets picked up on the media.

I've met her, that is definitely is not her

Didn't think he would be Slades type of player

Agree with your last bit. Not your first bit you can't run the survival of a business on a variable that may or may not happen. We won't produce players like that every year. This year Stevenson surprised everyone. No one expected him to make the step up so easily. Imagine him not getting sold...

First time in three years you gave him credit for anything. Well done to you. You have to have a good feeling about Bevan and it's good to see Haynes hasn't let it affect him. He did the same last time he played a stupid back pass. Then he won the game for us

I think Tim Fishers job is to get the club as high as he can without SISU spending a penny. Unfortunately unlike you I don't think that is in order to get us to top half if the championship then sell. (I wish it was). I don't think even they think that that is possible. I think they believe...

If you can't get to breakeven. If you refuse to put money in. If you get to the point where you have to put money in to bridge that gap but you don't have access to money to do that. If there is no buyer for your business. If your business is going to lose its only real asset if you continue...

What do you actually mean by this? When you cut your wage bill your product on the pitch does not usually improve it usually goes down. Which leads to a drop in attendances.

Chuffed to see Haynes get a chance Hope he takes it.

0-0, 1-0 or 1-1. That's all we will see between now and the end of the season. It will keep us up though

I can't see a picture in this thread is it elsewhere?

What happens when you cut the wage bill? (90% of the time).

She has been to matches before, Why is this such a shock? The only confusing thing that if it's true. Then is she still hands on turning it all around, making decisions as we told a few years ago. Sitting other people's mistakes from the past. Or does she have no idea what is happening and...

SISU would need to choose between administration or putting money in at some point. Unles we have a Wilson, Maddison, Stevenson, every year. That is the only way of breaking even. Then what happens at the end of this year regarding the academy. What happens at the end of next year regarding a...

The point I am making is that breaking even only if you sell a player, is not a viable business plan as you can't guarantee you have that player to sell. Attendances will naturally fall so you have to make more cuts to try and get to breakeven. Which will lead to further fall in attendances...

The only way to avoid administration is if somebody makes a bid. Actual breakeven isn't happening unless a player is sold. Trying to actually achieve it is a spiral downwards at some point. Surely SISU will be left with a choice either to put money in to plug the gap or put the club into...

It's the only thing I can see happening under this business model. It's just delaying it from happening for some reason. What do you think SISU's short and long term strategy is?

When I say golden share I meant the club. It's just it will be the golden share that gives the club any value. Hence why it is better for SISU to keep us in the league.

I know what you are saying mate and no it's not a miracle it massively overachieving. Yes people have done it like Yeovil and Burton. I get the concept that it's possible in this division. Unlikely but possible. The next bit you said was top half of the championship so they can sell. That's the...