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We lost all those other games didn't we? I remember the Leeds one being built up as a game where we could really kick on into a playoff push. Maybe this ground move is nothing to do with revenue but just because we play a lot better when there are only a handful of Cov fans watching. Operation...

Was the Boro game the one where Stern John scored?

I think he claimed it's one of those Lego set stadiums where you can just clamp on another tier or something.

There's certainly potential, but really not much justification to place us as a top club. Although it's really just meaningless hypotheticals anyway when people go on about big clubs, there's only one league table that matters (and depresses).

Think you may have misconstrued Mr T's post a tad there.

I keep meaning to go to a Blaze match. I just missed out on seeing the Canucks when I was over there so it seems mad that I can tick off 'attend an ice hockey game' by travelling about 10 minutes, yet I still haven't.

We never are, at least on anything bar Football Manager. On FIFA a handful of teams have their official ground, then 90% of the clubs play in a generic one that's roughly the size of their real-life equivalent.

I'd have to admire the sheer cheek of it if they eventually released them with an 'early bird' offer still in place. Buy just before the train to Walsall leaves for a discount!

Tell me that's a McBain reference.

I guess because the move and so on at the moment is still just a threat or even a bargaining tool. Until it's confirmed otherwise, I still don't believe we'll be playing anywhere but the Ricoh.

I take your point for the most part, as it should be a two-way thing and people shouldn't be shamed or hounded for doing whatever they feel is best. Ashdown's thing about all the people attending lacking 'moral fibre' however is the kind of nonsense I'm referring to, as it's both ridiculous...

I'm not getting hysterical at all, please don't try that old tact. Numerous threads here contain people having digs at fans who aren't planning to join their boycott or plan to go watch the team next season, it's needless and petty.

People tend to get defensive when being needlessly attacked. There's no 'guilt' on my part as I'm not planning to go to home games next season if that's your insinuation, but if other people want to attend to support their team they can - they're not traitors, scum, helping to kill the club or...

Better, obviously. But we're not there and it's on merit, so how can we pretend to be above all this and 'bigger' than teams that pull in more crowds and are more successful?

The disadvantages of keeping the club alive are? Hey look, shitty spin works any way you like! This whole guilt-trip of fans who want to continue attending is absolutely shameful. We've had season ticket holders described as scum, and people who may give them A PENNY MORE HASHTAG as lacking...

How many clubs see two thirds of their stadium sit completely empty for the other 25 or so competitive matches in a season?

More of this kind of thing!

Yeah, anyone giving one more penny is basically hiring hitmen from this point. Boo these people! They're not doing what you want!

No, stop this meaningless division shit. Nobody is more of a fan than anyone because they're saying what you want to hear.

Everyone who follows this limping mess of a football team can call themselves a 'real' fan, it's not as if we're in a position to attract the casual glory lot is it? If you want to keep going because you want to follow the team wherever they play, go for it. If you want to boycott in the hope...