So how else can the ordinary fan demonstrate their dissatisfaction of the product that they've paid for and witnessed?Are they?
Even in the years of dross football and playing our football in different Cities I cannot recall such a high amount of incessant whinging from our fans than I have the last couple of weeks
Lets not forget the amount of bile and vitriol that was aimed towards Wright and Simms when they weren't scoring last season and let's not forget the fact we were booed off in our last game
A great fanbase to play for when winning, not when losing
I see where your going Grendel but it ain't gonna happen. We need to own the stadium outright. Gain income streams from every aspect, from concerts to parking, to hotel, events etc. Not be at the mercy of others.Er of course you can. You take a sub lease from the main leaseholder and an assignment from the freeholder. We currently have a licence and not a lease. I would assume the hotel owner operates on the same basis.
A licence offers zero protection - a long tenancy lease to the main leaseholder does. It’s all ultimately down to negotiation with the leaseholder - it’s far more expensive but if the head leaseholder sells you are then fully protected
Wright would regularly get his name sung each time he missed a gilt edged sitter last season, and that wasn’t uncommon.Are they?
Even in the years of dross football and playing our football in different Cities I cannot recall such a high amount of incessant whinging from our fans than I have the last couple of weeks
Lets not forget the amount of bile and vitriol that was aimed towards Wright and Simms when they weren't scoring last season and let's not forget the fact we were booed off in our last game
A great fanbase to play for when winning, not when losing
Picking up on the other topic in this thread....if we don't win at Watford I sense more meltdowns on here.
It's the expectation the club have set and stated, not the fans. Robin's and co have said it over, we have really good players, King has backed the club, the players each stating they are looking for promotion. That's the inside scoop at the training ground, so they have set themselves up for a big fall if they don't achieve it. So when fans disapprove of performances it's not surprising is it? If they had lessoned the expectation then the fans wouldn't be on their backs so much.
My own opinion is they will perform and get the results that will propel them to the playoffs but auto looks less likely if we don't quickly pick up momentum and get on a run like Sunderland have somehow achieved. Once a team gets away like that the confidence is sky high.
Nope, I have not deviated from my views. You should read more carefully!So you've done a complete about-turn on the thread you started? Top work
Are they?
Even in the years of dross football and playing our football in different Cities I cannot recall such a high amount of incessant whinging from our fans than I have the last couple of weeks
Lets not forget the amount of bile and vitriol that was aimed towards Wright and Simms when they weren't scoring last season and let's not forget the fact we were booed off in our last game
A great fanbase to play for when winning, not when losing
Robins and Adi were very close for a long timeIn what world doesn't Robin's walk if Adi was given the boot without his full permission? Zero chance
Facts are none of us know what went on but Mark Robins doesn't stay unless he was fully behind the decision
I once knew a girl who I adored and she adored me and took care of me when I was very poorly.Robins and Adi were very close for a long time
They are two very strong characters and eventually didn't see eye to eye on several matters
Only one winner in that situation
Suspected as much, would be interesting to know if their was a specific breaking point or more just a gradual shift in ideologies that did it. I guess we'll never know. Some of the mad conspiracies on here were laughableRobins and Adi were very close for a long time
They are two very strong characters and eventually didn't see eye to eye on several matters
Only one winner in that situation
Winning at Watford isn't essential at allPicking up on the other topic in this thread....if we don't win at Watford I sense more meltdowns on here.
It's the expectation the club have set and stated, not the fans. Robin's and co have said it over, we have really good players, King has backed the club, the players each stating they are looking for promotion. That's the inside scoop at the training ground, so they have set themselves up for a big fall if they don't achieve it. So when fans disapprove of performances it's not surprising is it? If they had lessoned the expectation then the fans wouldn't be on their backs so much.
My own opinion is they will perform and get the results that will propel them to the playoffs but auto looks less likely if we don't quickly pick up momentum and get on a run like Sunderland have somehow achieved. Once a team gets away like that the confidence is sky high.
What I am suggesting is booing us off after a 1-0 defeat by Norwich, a fairly decent Championship side is probably a bit dramaticSo how else can the ordinary fan demonstrate their dissatisfaction of the product that they've paid for and witnessed?
What do you suggest?
The game has been sanitised enough over the years, I don't recognise the game from the one I watched and played as a kid over 60 years ago.
A good old boo is appropriate imo, there's no need for anything more.
Well Hobo I didn't say it was?Winning at Watford isn't essential at all
Well Hobo I didn't say it was?
Maybe there was a transgression which sort of took it out the hands of Robins, and the club had no choice, who knowsThere is literally zero chance Robins would let Adi get the boot from under him without kicking off.
He would have had a massive say in the decision. Mad to suggest otherwise.
Time will tell if it was a good decision but it's been 6 games which is far to early to say.
Fun fact though pretty sure we have done better in the first 6 games under this new staff than we did in the first 6 when when Adi first joined
Maybe there was a transgression which sort of took it out the hands of Robins, and the club had no choice, who knows
If Adi had fancied a change I would suspect the club would have wished him wellCould be, if that's the case then he deserves it. Still think there is zero chance Robins would let it happen unless a) he wanted it to b) something bad happened c) Adi fancied a change
Steve - you are on the money. Can’t comment any further but you’re spot on!Maybe there was a transgression which sort of took it out the hands of Robins, and the club had no choice, who knows
What a twat.I think booing the song is silly but how sycophantic some people are towards King is also pathetic. Never sung the song myself personally and probably never will unless he gets us promoted.
Played 6 matches?More bed wetting, we have played 6 matches this season won 3 drew 1, lost 2. The manager tells us he couldn’t cope with the old system as it puts too much on him and he needs a team to do that. That has been supplied just give him chance for it to bed in.
It’s what the booing represents ….That song is the most pathetic nonsense I've heard.
And it was obvious it would become divisive at some point.
People getting upset because it got booed, fuck me!
It’s what the booing represents ….
Either entitlement or stupidity …. It’s certainly not support, ambition or gratitude …..What does it represent?
Either entitlement or stupidity …. It’s certainly not support, ambition or gratitude …..
There was the same sort of weird sycophancy around SISU when they first arrived as well.Gratitude? Honestly, I can't think of any club that sings about it's owner, it's embarrassing.
As people are so fond of saying on here, he's a businessman, and the level of sycophancy towards a businessman is frankly weird.
Also, how many people were booing? Because I didn't hear it though my mate did and I only knew it happened because he mentioned it, so it could just be my hearing.
But the root cause of this is starting that stupid song in the first place.
There was the same sort of weird sycophancy around SISU when they first arrived as well.
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