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Agree. Quite frankly it's a shocking state of events, no matter who we hold responsible. However instead of yet another weekly debate/bitchfest about the size of the crowd we should really be concerned that we were bullied out of yet another game by a poor away side. It does not bode well for...

Yes thatm picture shows approx 40 fans. However it only shows 2 of the 5 blocks behind the goal. Admittedly there were only 5 people maximum in the furthest block along, but most fans in that stand congregate in the first two blocks, adjacent to the toilets/food stall/exits.... Not quite sure...

Really? Try counting again. Approx 120-150 behind the goal. 250 in the away end. 1000-1200 in the main stand. p.s. those whistles are terrible. At least try blowing them at relevant moments instead of when the ball is out of play or someone is down injured. If by 'making an impact' you mean...

Some right drama queens today. If fans didn't stick with their team through times like these, there would be no Wimbledon, Brighton, Grimsby, Rotherham, to name a few.

Thought their turnout was particularly poor today, even considering the game was not in Cov. I was at Wolves vs Vale a couple of weeks ago and it was a different story, a good 2000 Vale fans, and the police were setting up for WW3 by the looks of it. Though admittedly Wolves is their biggest...

People can say what they like about those of us who attend Sixfields, but the simple fact is the hardcore of fans attending home games has been relatively constant. Give or take a few peaks (peterboro/xmas games) and troughs. The protesters have all but disappeared. Although i noted a few more...

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A well thought out and rational response to conceding a penalty.

NOPM (but we don't really mean it when it suits us) No wonder this message board is viewed as 'mong hq' by level headed city fans...

I was there today, as I am most games.... without getting into the rights and wrongs of attending, my honest opinion of sixfields follows...... 2800 city fans looked about right today. I wouldn't have said 640-ish Oldham fans, but who knows..... I stand behind the goal at Northampton, and...

This was not me. I was there with my father. Incidentally I was the guy who was subject to the abuse, threats, and 'scab' taunts earlier in the season. I have different views to the protesters but I have no axe to grind with them. For the record, I walked past the hill at 2-50 today and there...

except that the protest just happens to be on the hill with a free view whenever there's a big match.

not many protesters there today. do you only protest when it's a game you want to watch for free? I imagine that Wolves at home will see a huge clamour for a protest on the hill.

On minute it's a boycott of Northampton. Next minute it's 'lets fill sixfields on boxing day'..... How's this for an idea..... don't go if you don't want to, but stop trying to impose your crackpot ideas for a protest onto others who want to support the team....

Just like we were forced to sell them in the summer....? You have forgot the trademark "wait til it gets cold and we get injuries and start losing..." quote You can't stand to see us doing well.

Except when we were on the very crest of a great run last year, under Mark Robins, turning teams over left right and centre, we only got about 12000 at home to Yeovil.....

This thread appears to have veered off on a bit of a tangent. As someone who was directly involved on Sunday, I would like to confirm that my description of events only refer to the incident I was involved in, as it appears there were several separate confrontations, involving both fans from...

I didn't say I might 'kick off'.... I suggested that those who rounded on me might not be quite so quick to voice there opinion if they were on their own. As someone who trains in, and has taught martial arts in coventry, I am well aware of the dodgy ground I would be on legally, if I was to...

What part of my account is 'shite'...? I don't actually recall seeing you. There was a middle aged bald guy who did most of the arguing. Funnily enough he accused me of funding SISU, whilst wearing the latest city top! There was a tall guy with silver/grey hair. He looked like he was...

I'd like to set the record straight with what actually happened, as I was the guy in question who came out of the ground and got involved. I left the ground on the final whistle, and was subjected to a few boos and unsavoury comments from those on the hill.... Feeling rather aggrieved at our...