Hasta Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 17 hours ago, Gav said: You know what has struck me about the celebrations and all the hype around the players coming back? To my knowledge, nobody has spoken out against the regime. You listen to the interviews, all the warm words, but nobody hammering the owners. Is it more important to have a few free tickets a season, than to protect this club and its fans? So disappointing, an opportunity missed. All of the interviews I've seen have been on Rovers own social media. They'll be edited worse than a Panorama documentary to show the club in good light. 1 Quote
Mattyblue Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago It was purely a chance for a get together, swap old war stories with free booze and food thrown in... and a 40 minute kick about. Most of them won't give the club a second thought at any other time, so they certainly aren't going to be calling out whoever it is that happens to be running the club now, fans don't like them? 'well, that's football'. 1 Quote
RevidgeBlue Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago It's unlikely that anyone who accepted the invitation to participate in the day has any sort of beef with the Club. We don't know how many if any turned the Club down. If there were some, they'd be more likely to speak out presumably. 1 Quote
Lancaster Rover Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago with half the team regularly appearing on BBC Lancs it's unlikely they'd be caning the owners/regime and risk their employer being LET'd 1 Quote
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