Just thinking a little more about this and what Doug’s done cannot be taken lightly. Before my time but my late dad was heavily involved in the supporters club in the 60’s. He used to go round the working men’s clubs with players that were injured or not selected selling Sky Blue Pool tickets, which I think was quite unique amongst clubs at the time. Hill and Robbins (Derek that is) were forward thinkers but at a time when there was less disparity between clubs and huge TV deals and mega-owners didn’t exist. It was all about gate receipts and pies, and whatever else they could dream up between them. A little effort could move the needle a lot. Doug’s doing this against much more difficult backdrop - huge disparity among clubs, impact of parachutes, billionaire owners and rule benders. A lot of effort sometimes only moves the needle a little. If we can hold our own for a bit, he’s well on the way to becoming the second messiah. Uniting the club and ground was key, and he’s pulled round a dwindling disenfranchised fanbase into something potentially massive. Fair play Doug.