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Don't think he would if he's clearly making a protest appearance. That's like saying the hillers went to Sixfields.

Do they fuck.

I'm all for the SISU out brigade provided there is a plan for the aftermath. That has to include a contingency because some of CCC's actions can't be undone now.

So where is evidence of the majority? The CET comment board?

How do we pay for it? It's not playing budget, but associated costs and then what happens out of season. If you think money is tight now, it could get a lot worse. Plus it would turn into 1 large willy waving contest.

Then get a deal on the table which is activated the moment legals are ended.

A bit like we won't negotiate with club until they do this do that etc??

And fair play to you for doing it. Everyone blames SISU and everyone for all being complicit in this shit place we find ourselves. I just think the Trust could adapt their stance to encourage more people to get behind their cause. Is that so unreasonable??

That may be so, and fair play to him. But the condescending crap about being a SISU sympathiser, or that the Trust are beyond criticism because they organise some protests is wearing thin. We all have different opinions but mine isn't worth less because I haven't organised a protest.

Yes I was referring to NW's post where he inferred that SISU being forced out would be on the basis of a liquidation and dropping down the leagues to start again.

Of course I forgot about you not wanting to upset the poor Wasps people.

The Trust want the club to negotiate with parties to secure future of academy and stadium - sensible suggestion. But in the same breath they won't align themselves with the club which surely is the most obvious of things to do. It comes across as contradictory.

So we're liquidated, SISU leave, we are in Conference Sth B league or whatever.. And it will be 'balanced out'??

You would if all these supposed people came flooding back once SISU left. So you are in fact right...

Been saying this for ages... It should be a given.

The last statement they released was good. This is like the ramblings of a madman. It does sound like someone's been bringing up the 'fan owned club' line again.

As a head of maths I can tell you how hard it is to recruit any maths teachers that actually have Maths as part of their degree. We are lucky we have a decent team of maths specialists, but recruiting to replace often takes 6 adverts before you even get applicants.

Of course yes - Joy is at home bricking it that she might not her 2 weeks in the Algarve if the attendances don't go up. Lay off the Kool-Aid for a second.

Here's s crazy idea - we could get more fans to attend games and increase that budget significantly.