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But it served its purpose, it was basically a leaflet drop on one match day and it got People talking about it. Why be embarrassed, after all it's a football fans group not Saatchi & Saatchi.

Yep was tight 0-1, and even tighter on the terrace, absolutely packed :wtf: I thought John Williams was the "flying postman"

Just look at John Sillets face on that picture, can't have been a more proud man Anywhere on the planet at that moment. Fantastic :)

This is the problem when a club dies a slow death, apathy sets in and people lose interest gradually And at different stages, it's not a mass exodus. If the fall from grace were sudden and dramatic it would be very different, the fanbase would be in Uproar with huge demonstrations at every...

Make sure you feed em before you arrive, as a pie on arrival is out of the question,

Thing is what you describe as the "worst case scenario" is exactly what we Are doing now, and I think things can and probably will get worse. As for my tipping point, I'm not sure, thought I might have reached it by now But I haven't, if we were liquidated and started again I would definitely...

We don't live in the area, when I took my daughter we were in Cov staying with friends, me the wife Son and daughter all went but with the plan my wife would take her out if she didn't like it.

He would have been 5, took my daughter early last season when she was just 4, she Did her best to show her enthusiasm for me and her big brother, but couldn't hide her Disappointment when we told her at HT Its not over 2nd half to go yet. Bless her;)

My son and nephew are City through and through even though they weren't born In the area, me and my brother started taking them when they were young, it's this that gets them hooked. Through all the shit the club has gone through, this is one of my major concerns. We have lost and are losing...

Like this post for the insight, but hate the content.:(

When looking back the years roll into one, was going off Bobs post highlighting the 4-1 win against Newcastle, that was the game wasn't it.

Think people often forget, all the councils dealings concerning the football club Were subject too full cross party support.

You're probably right, after all they don't even pay their Chairman.;)

This I think was the game when Dion became the "invisible man" was off the pitchBehind the goal, keeper rolls ball out having a look up the pitch and Dion promptly enters pitch and scores.:)

I suppose with the choice of CCFC or BCFC it's almost a gift from the Gods To have no interest in football.;)

My wife's from Hackney and comes from a long line of gooners, I have successfully Brainwashed her into a life of SkyBlue, though I'm not convinced she was ever really committed. For eg: We ran a pub, and she came through the bar to find we were busy with all eyes firmly fixed on The TVs. Oh...

At least it wasn't Gilbert's book, now that would have been a family feud.:(

Court costs wouldn't be payed to the council would they, the councils legal fees would But not court costs.

That's not what I said, a contract is binding is what I said and if he doesn't want To leave he doesn't have too, pressure can be applied yes.

Pretty much what I've been told Even if that were true, selling Ryton won't happen overnight, then there's the "providing provision" For replacement of pitches thing, though exactly what that means needs clarification.