Spectacularly uninformed and missing the whole point of non attendance at sixfields! From brighton, but not a bright one.I see things like this as a good test of fans loyalty to their club. You fail miserably on every front when you look at the facts.. You can deny it all you want.
Fine but don't cry the poor tale when your lack of income causes the death of your club, which it will if you continue your boycotts. Maybe not this year but just do the maths. 2,000 at £20 is £40,000 every two weeks. You can't live off that. So what if you couldn't all get in at least 6,500 every week will create an atmosphere and generate you 3x as much income.
Your loss pal not mine
In what way?
Seems odd that all these rival fans are posting on here arguing more fans should attend home games.
Would you bother?
The Brighton fan who didn't know they moved from the Goldstone maybe?
Att: 1,815
Now that's funny,really funny
You lot need to get off your high horses and get backing your team in person, sixfields or not, all staying away is going to do is affect your turnover which affects your salary cap and means you have to sell your best players to stay under the salary cap.
60% of this year's turnover, not last year or an average of the last three years, it's the current year's turnover. Potential penalty is a points deduction and you knwo what that is like, or even worse a second administration. Our second one was less debt that the first but potentially more devastating because no-one wants to know from the business community when you shaft them twice. Took us 10 years to recover.
So the answer is swallow your pride, you won't get SISU out by boycotting matches, all you will do is push your beloved club closer to the brink, get down to Northampton in massive numbers and make your voices heard in the ground. Owt else is pointless.
Fine but don't cry the poor tale when your lack of income causes the death of your club, which it will if you continue your boycotts. Maybe not this year but just do the maths. 2,000 at £20 is £40,000 every two weeks. You can't live off that. So what if you couldn't all get in at least 6,500 every week will create an atmosphere and generate you 3x as much income.
I see things like this as a good test of fans loyalty to their club. You fail miserably on every front when you look at the facts.. You can deny it all you want.
I believe club owners are allowed to put money in as equity which is then included in FFP calculations. Our owners have said it doesn't matter if we don't turn up they have the money to cover the loss of ticket income.
Look at the numbers who travelled to Wolves and who are going to MK Dons and you will clearly see it's not a case of people not being bothered to go its people actively boycotting as it is the only real way we can let our owners know what we think of what they have done to our club.
You really don't believe that do you.. business people volunteering to lose money, LOL. They're mortified that their projections are grossly wide of the mark.
so you are saying they were planning to MAKE money this season?
When have you ever heard me talk? Do I know you?
Also surely if Timmy Dimmy was to sign in on here he would present himself as a rival club supporter urging supporters behind the team.
Or am I being a tad too sophisticated for Dave from Longford?
You lot need to get off your high horses and get backing your team in person, sixfields or not, all staying away is going to do is affect your turnover which affects your salary cap and means you have to sell your best players to stay under the salary cap.
60% of this year's turnover, not last year or an average of the last three years, it's the current year's turnover. Potential penalty is a points deduction and you knwo what that is like, or even worse a second administration. Our second one was less debt that the first but potentially more devastating because no-one wants to know from the business community when you shaft them twice. Took us 10 years to recover.
So the answer is swallow your pride, you won't get SISU out by boycotting matches, all you will do is push your beloved club closer to the brink, get down to Northampton in massive numbers and make your voices heard in the ground. Owt else is pointless.
You really don't believe that do you.. business people volunteering to lose money, LOL. They're mortified that their projections are grossly wide of the mark.
Some people think it's all Rovers.............. It is now.5 ........................ 1
You lot need to get off your high horses and get backing your team in person, sixfields or not, all staying away is going to do is affect your turnover which affects your salary cap and means you have to sell your best players to stay under the salary cap.
60% of this year's turnover, not last year or an average of the last three years, it's the current year's turnover. Potential penalty is a points deduction and you knwo what that is like, or even worse a second administration. Our second one was less debt that the first but potentially more devastating because no-one wants to know from the business community when you shaft them twice. Took us 10 years to recover.
So the answer is swallow your pride, you won't get SISU out by boycotting matches, all you will do is push your beloved club closer to the brink, get down to Northampton in massive numbers and make your voices heard in the ground. Owt else is pointless.
How many people are going to come out with the "You must be Tim Fisher because I don't agree with you" act?
What is really strange is that all of the childness isn't really coming from the teenagers on the site, it is mostly people 45 or over.
How many people are going to come out with the "You must be Tim Fisher because I don't agree with you" act?
What is really strange is that all of the childness isn't really coming from the teenagers on the site, it is mostly people 45 or over.
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