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Perhaps that is the difficult part. The apathy and lack of success makes engagement harder. I just think that maybe a positive approach could be a tactic worth looking at. At the very least the players on the pitch will get something from it.

Fill the ground with CCFC fans... Show the club and Wasps that as a fan group we are a significant number that care. If you want to protest still then everyone can fill the ground and all leave at HT - that would certainly get attention. Protest as a group at a Wasps game. 1000 CCFC fans in the...

The problem in my opinion is 2 tiered. Firstly the problem of SISU. They either need to put up a viable plan and deliver it, or step aside and let someone else have a go. They haven't demonstrated at all they have the desire or capability to deliver something tangible long term. The second part...

I'm not questioning your intentions, and if you feel I am giving you abuse then I apologise. We all desperate for some success, it's not like we've been blessed with it.

He didn't.... I suggested it was a little inappropriate. I'm not personally offended, nor do I particularly care if someone thinks that it somehow translates into defending the owners. If fans want to protest then I personally feel that having a touch of class about it wouldn't go amiss.

You clearly don't pay much attention then. I prefer to distribute the blame around a little more as that's where it belongs. But usual stock response when challenging the responsibility of other parties is 'you must be happy with SISU' Now that is boring.

Really... ? But then I suppose you thought a shit photoshop of a witches hat on Joy Sepalla was a quality bit of marketing.

More bullshit from Mr I organised a protest I'm fucking untouchable.

Maybe it is - but each to our own. Let them get on with it, if that's what they feel is an effective way to protest, good luck to them. It's not like they would listen to feedback from me, or from any fan for that matter.

It's not about taking offence as such - just don't think that it is appropriate. Be surprised it would get that much media attention because of the nature of it.

Personally think anything that trivialises death is a little inappropriate - but whatever.

'5 things we learnt about bins' anyone?

Probably not. I'm not saying they didn't acknowledge it, but it's a misleading headline. It's not in Daily Mail/Sun territory but frustrating none the less.

Quite.... I wonder who we should blame? ;)

Not my words.... Someone else's.

If you look at the tweet that posted this story on Twitter - it says 'Expensive Pies and Tea at CCFC' You know exactly what that is implying...

They probably read just the headline and make their own conclusions... As illustrated above.

That was the chap I was talking about.

The prices were high because we didn't negotiate a better deal with ACL. Also Wasps prices were different because they did better negotiating, and the fact they own ACL was immaterial.