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So I used the term fan base instead of attendances, my mistake. And it is about the owners keeping the support in the loop. People will put up with SA longer term if there's a concrete plan to get us back in to Cov or at least people see a concerted effort to get us back. If there is no...

relying on being top of the table, in the Championship, having a Wembley appearance, selling a Bayliss, getting a sell on from a Wilson isn't a viable business plan to sustain a club with no home. And there's a difference between fan base and attendances, our attendances are down 50%. I prefer...

our home gates are half of last season, and only likely to diminish further if we're at SA long term. It's not sustainable. The Wembley attendance is irrelevant, we know a large proportion of those people aren't going to turn up week in and week out as much as we'd like them to.

Announcing your every intention in public isn't a good negotiating tactic. But keeping your dwindling fan base in the dark indefinitely isn't a smart move either.

I think it would be a huge loss. If we carry on the way we're going though interest from other clubs is inevitable.

If that is the case, (and I'm not saying it is). Why did Robins persevere with Oggy? I also doubt persevering with Burge was anything to do with Oggy either.

I think we're a little better equipped to play the Burtons of this world than we were last year when they physically bossed us and then took their chance when it came. I'm confident of getting something and would be happy with a point.

But it's not a half baked theory is it? It's a genuine concern, albeit, one that may not come to fruition. What about the money hedge funds are going to make in a no deal scenario? Again, you are trying to be disparaging by using the term conspiracy theory about money grabbing tories but many...

The governments own suppressed report paints a bleak picture of a no deal Brexit, and look up how much hedge funds stand to gain in the event of that scenario.

Not really sure about her, someone put up Boycotts performance the other day when this broke His behaviour was very strange and I'd imagine he had an expensive brief who he must have totally ignored which is bizarre.

Read the court transcript, he does not come out well at all. Some of his behaviour was bizarre, lucky he didn't get jailed for contempt of court let alone anything else.

different story in block 16, constantly asked for ticket. In the last season we were there stewards started standing in the ailses and blocking peoples view, they were a joke.

if it was boots wouldn't there be a general increase through out football? Or maybe there has but we're just focusing on what is happening at our own club.

Poor lad. I'm getting more and more convinced there's more to all these injuries. Think someone needs a good luck at the training. May not be that but it wouldn't be the first time a small part of a training routine has lead to an unusually high occurrence of a certain type on injury.

I did wonder that myself, I saw a female steward Saturday who I'm fairly sure worked at the Ricoh but didn't recognise the fellas outside managing the queues and doing the searches who were locals, (though that doesn't mean they couldn't work at the Ricoh). Their attitude is definitely different...

Delete post mate, it's been mentioned on another thread and sent some people in to melt down, seeing it again will send them over the edge.

yes. Big brother is watching you, (well, telling you what to think at least).

there may be more kiosks at the Ricoh, (which I'm not sure is correct), but the fayre and the service is appalling. As for the toilets being superior, again, that's debatable as far as the mens are concerned anyway. Interesting about being frisked, I'm assuming it was a female steward that...

Yeah. Everyone is entitled to their own view but I would say the general consensus is that SA is a better match day experience. Would still rather, and still think we need to be back at the Ricoh. Out of interest, in which areas do you think the Ricoh is superior?

Because it was incredibly loud for the last 5 minutes. Personally I think the Ricoh would have been very loud in the circumstances. Although St.Andrews puts the Ricoh to shame on almost every metric you want to measure them on except for the main one, it's location.