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Calista- As much as I want to blame everything on the owners I believe that you are pointing the finger in the wrong direction on this occasion. By the way I am in the same situation as you regarding tickets but surely this is not about customer relations as they have prioritized their loyal...

I've decided that rather and wait until the stub day on the 8th March I am going to go in the Bobby Moore area and pay the big bucks. I didn't want to but its seems that its that or miss out and that is not an option for me and my 2 boys. So we will fly in on the 1st and fly out on the 3rd.

I trump you all in time travel, here in Riyadh it is 1438, literally.

Very simply put and so right, if this is your club get behind the players and the badge, the rest is a side show

This post is apportioning blame for the supporters who followed their team like they did before and have done since. They don't have anything to make amends for. It is a sleight of hand that deflects away from the true villains of this debacle. I didn't go to Northampton, couldn't and wouldn't...

as an agent

Feel like I have aged a few years in the last hour but absolutely delighted. I know it's a long road back but the first step has been taken.

When times are hard and the future is bleak, that is the moment the club needs backing more than ever. Nobody finds it hard when you are successful, as the saying goes "failure is an orphan,"

Not the first time this has been put forward and would be a really effective way of displaying our love for the club but I don't think it will bring forward the exit date of the owners. One can but hope!

Sorry for your loss my fellow Sky Blue, go with your heart, we may lose the game but you can honour your son by creating a memory he would have cherished. I live in Riyadh but my home is in Bermuda, Nuneaton and I will be home for the final. I would raise a toast to their memories at Wembley and...

And so it goes around and around again...,,,,, I don't care if you are NOPM, shout it from the rooftops how you are saving the club. But why should generations of fans turn their backs on the team? hate the owners by all means but don't berate the fans for loving their club.

I think you mean you don't like the way things have turned out, rather than that you don't care? I am pretty sure that everyone who is a member of this band of brothers would agree with your sentiments (except RFC perhaps) if that was the case.

1) How about getting someone in who can assess the team and who they would keep rather than waste the first ten games of next season and not be able to sign anyone as the window has closed 2) So the reason to keep Slade is so you can be vindictive, even if it hurts the club?

Wesson was before my time but Bill Glazier was a top notch goalkeeper, he had a tendency to parry the ball ibut as a shot stopper he was first rate. He was in an era of super English stoppers and for me he was up there. That he was a world record transfer a goalkeeper shows how good he was.

Did TM really say that?!?!

I thought this was a premonition for May 2018.

I was at this game, it was a world cup qualifier and a 1-1 draw. Despite the presence of two greats, one washed up and the other still the main man for Portugal, the loudest cheers were for Sky Blue great Dave Clements who was then a Sheffield Wednesday or Everton player.

Nugent decided to stay at Charlton, nothing to do with Fisher. Slade was not enough to pull his man to join us.

Shaking my head. So some wanted an experienced manager that didn't work so some want a young manager, some wanted experienced players, that didn't work so now we should go with young players. we wear sky blue, that didn't work so we should now wear red to send a message to unite us? WTF is...

I can see an argument for parting company with Slade, his record is appalling and shows no sign of improving. Apart from Beavon his choices of transfers in are questionable and I can't see any point in keeping him. But......what will be gained by him going? possibly we won't be playing so much...