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Spot on and the total disregard for anything sensible, in the early years and beyond, is unforgiveable. They were sold a get even richer, even quicker scheme, saw the rupee signs and signed. This is the very reason the badly advised brigade, irritate me so much.

Total neglect from the owners, allowing this to go on and sitting back, saying and doing nothing. In any other walk of like, someone falling so badly, would be carted away.

Don't tell the owners FFS.

Superb news and well done to Rev. I know for a fact that the letter was sent by E Mail to Venkys, so maybe that had a hand in it too. it might be wishful thinking, but I’m convinced that Waggott’s main role at the club was overseeing this and now it is dead, him and his mates, will soon be gone. I am convinced that some of the posters on here, have the passion, ability and outright love for the club and all it stands for, to be a huge asset , to the club, if appointed in some capacity, to consult on future pivotal matters. It makes me proud to be a member of this forum, seeing an outcome like this and restores a small amount of faith in the club, that I was beginning to lose.

At least Anderson worked for free!!!!!!

For as long as I remember, we have had fans, who simply want to turn up for the match, cheers on the lads, win, lose or draw and have no interest in what goes on, behind the scenes. Thats all well and good, when we have people at the club, who are running things properly, but sadly, that’s no longer the case.

When this fixture come around, I can’t help but think of the two own goals and red card that Duffy managed to get in our relegation season. Given thar he wanted a move and also he had scored an own goal in the previous game V Wigan, I can’t help thinking at least one of these was deliberate. To make matters worse, we went down on goals scored. Am I the only one, who has never forgiven him? Hopefully, we can get something from the game & I would take a 0-0 now, with the tea lady the star of the show, by putting an extra sugar in each players drink, leading to a bit more energy bring spent than in the last two matches.

I can't help thinking back to one of the very few times the owners came out of the woodwork and advised that they were confused. So am I

It could be worse, a mistake here or there, by the person who drew up his contract, could end up costing the club £5 million.

Surely we aren't in the conference already.

I think I might well have the access to the same person. As it happens, I haven't asked him, but I would be very surprised if he doesn't know something. Happy to call or text him, if we don't hear anything, by later today.

It's ten years now and things have simply, lurched from one disaster to another. No sign of things getting any better, any time soon and given that we have an extra zero added to the debt and we are at least one division lower for now, the future looks increasingly bleak.

Seen that on Twitter too.

I actually don’t think we will go down, as we are still 11 points clear. Rotherham are probably nearly as bad as us and we will finish one above them, fourth from bottom. Mowbray will still be here, as this is no longer about winning football matches. Whoever is still badly advising Venkys, can you please stop?

He won’t and won’t after the Cardiff defeat either.

That is the only saving grace.

Will we just drift on to another defeat at Cardiff after this and still do nothing. How long can this be allowed to go on?

Not a chance. It won’t even be mentioned.

Red button

So do I. This training ground sale, plus the Armstrong fee, is almost certainly counted as hatched chickens, over in Pune. In SWAGS office, they are probably oven ready, or coated in KFC flavouring.

I won’t run away from a result, roughly translated to, I won’t be resigning after this one either.

0-1 this one, then on to Cardiff and a similar score. That could perhaps jolt the manager into accepting, we are in a relegation battle, despite his platitudes on the latest LT story.

I fully agree. This football club, ceased being a proper club, when these loons racked up. The fans have had to endure one disaster after another. We go from the sublime, to the ridiculous, with 5 managers in one season, to keeping a manager, who has won one in 13. Yes Mowbray needs to go, but the club is in grave danger, with these people in charge. The silence is deafening yet again & I liken Roves right now to a dying man, on life support, who is a flick of a switch away from the end. The club is on its knees with very little signs of life.