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<p> Your superior writing skills have made the point much better than me! Atmosphere is generated by excitement on the pitch. If the team have just spent 10 minutes passing the ball amongst the back 4 you would like a right idiot to start jumping around chanting!

<p> Old Trafford being a good example I suppose. Sometimes like a library despite being full.

<p> Ours is about 32% full theirs about 31%. Not much difference I know. Just pointing out it doesn't seem to bother their players.

<p> Tranmere & county have I higher % of empty seats than us! I agree with point though. Atmosphere comes from excitement on the pitch

Tranmere, 1st in the league, notts county, 4th in the league, both have emptier stadiums than the Ricoh so I dont really buy that argument.

Anyone remember Leon Barnett's headers?!

Then a draw at home should never be described as a good result.

Does Jim Blyth understand were in league 1?

I like the fact he seems to be taking an interest in the whole club, not just the playing team.

The result is all I care about. If we lose but play well I see no reason to be happy, so when we win but dont play great I see no reason to be unhappy.

Perhaps Shaw was hoping there was nothing wrong with Thorn's tactics, just that the players wern't motivated under him? This line concerns me slightly: Whilst its good the players have belief in themselves, I'm also concerned that they believe they are so above this division they simply...

The east stand will be renamed the John mutton stand.

I think if last night proved anything its that the fans will still applaud the team off regardless of the scoreline as long as they see effort. Will it have an effect on the players? Only time will tell. I do think however those on here who criticise others for pointing out our weaknesses...