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i like the concept but when the message is clearly "if I don't have your income I will just cut costs" it's a slightly risky strategy to further engage with "customers".

Haven't seen it but Keys was on TalkSport again today saying he knows people that would invest and basically rubbishing Fisher's earlier interview.

i would agree with this. Customer service isn't complicated. And as Fisher has referred to us several times today as "customers" rather than "supporters" something he should understand. One caller challenged him on this and rightly so.

still wanted him called on these sites he claimed we'd bid for. I would be marginally happier if i knew we'd actually properly tried to buy sites.

Problem is it's toxic. A bit like selling timeshares in Chernobyl. Gotta give the commercial people something to work with. Does also go back to this point on little access to matchday and non-matchday revenues.

"He said he is not taking a salary, so why is he doing it? Only thing that comes to mind is some sort of profit share if SISU sell." that is a question people keep letting Fisher get away with. If you're not getting paid and you have all these other business interests why are you actually...

last commercial manager lasted how many months before he gave up?

but this is a common theme we've seen all manner of supposedly brilliant chief execs, commercial managers come and go.

There really is no good end to this. How many times have we heard him just wait and see what we do with a new manager and in the next transfer window? It is all about blaming the fans. Don't support the club the right way, should turn up anyway, if we don't turn up its our fault the club can't...

he doesn't get that this is a 2 way relationship. He expects us to back the club & players almost without question but doesn't seem to think the owners have to reciprocate this support relationship.

2 categories of fans. 1 lot on pitch. 2nd stayed in stands. Not accurate a 3rd group (which is the biggest group) those that have given up and weren't there.

basically doesn't matter what level we are at as long as it is breaking even.

don't tell us no-one was more disappointed than you over the team's decline.

if you've tried to bid on sites then tell us which ones. If you're genuinely bid on sites and it's failed for one reason and another then tell us which ones. If you've at least tried it would make me feel better than sitting here believing you've done nothing and have been leading us around by...

just curious what was the Sheff Utd's fans response when their Charlton game was held up the other week?

this is still what Fisher manages to skirt around about how a breakeven club at the wrong end of League 1 or possibly even in League 2 is an attractive investment. We've seen various theories about SISU using the losses/debt as tax relief etc. Wouldn't a league 1 club in the top 6 losing say...

sadly one of the most consistent things that we've seen across the leagues in recent seasons is that new owners don't understand football

actually meant wanted to get Conn's name to Jim White. whatever the merit's of Simon's book would show that the situation is/was such a mess that someone had enough to write a book about it.

actually need to get a message to him to contact David Conn (the Guardian) who has written some good stuff about the situation.

they should have called Fisher on this. How many protesters / normal supporters have his number so that they could register their opinion on the protest?