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I would guesstimate at least a 20% drop in attendance if we stay in shitesville , that will leave the Ricoh even more soulless than it is now , there will be more support staff than fans

I mentioned this who actually knows in that 20 page thread about it . The same for Wilson and was some time ago the same again for Sturridge. To many dreamers I am afraid and not in touch with reality

Hmm but given that your judgement and opinion are flawed , based on you were a mug that actually believed Dale Evans was for real and let me check ... Yes you actually argued his case , so in view of this I can only assume your jumping in to a debate I’ll informed and wrong. Another over...

Good shout he conducts himself well and has some sort of history at the club ,

What happens when we end up 15th or worse ? What faith or resources should we entrust to a proven failure

This is akin to the Hitler bunker ignorance , the situation I mean , we will have no one decent if we stay here , including fans.

All in the name of stability , a stable decline . The clubs overheads are very strained at the moment so the front line will be cut meaning non league here we come

All of those managers have ability for sure, especially Boothroyd .

I agree with you there

No give a proper answer rather than an insult , come on talk the talk

Can you detail the success we have chased and won ?

Your support of MR is misguided but admirable . I fear come the end of March you support for him will become untenable to debate. What will you do then ?

I rest my case , indeed it is you that have been drinking

You need to realise Ouch that your opinion is yours that’s your privilege, with that comes great responsibility in that you must not dismiss others opinions , else they will dismiss yours equally .

Enjoy

No

No that’s rubbish

Yep it’s all been said but strangely today people jumping on my back after last week dismay at MR , especially and interestly by those who berated me . Hmmm no ones gloating I just confused how people cannot see the obvious