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No clean sheets since Tronstad got injured, tells a story. We won't keep a clean sheet in this one either, so we have to hope that someone has their shooting boots on, to ensure we get something from the game, which I consider to be highly unlikely.

It is blindingly obvious and this thread combined with the January transfer thread, shows that despite the waffle from the club, there is no way that funds are coming from the owners to pay for anything but the bare minimum. There is no impediment don't forget. Yeah right.

I know Duncan personally too and agree he is a very nice bloke and I have lots to thank him for. I would hope that something is going on, under the surface and the trust are having to bide their time, but that is pure hope and nothing else, on my part.

No problem, Chaddy, To my knowledge there has been no feedback, which is poor, if that is indeed the case. I agree with what you are saying about expanding the membership and do now wonder if this organisation as run it's course.

They certainly were regular posters on here (remember Miller 11?) and know that there is potential amongst the membership on here, to increase their membership. Given what has been said on here in the past and in particular the announcement that they had issued a vote of no confidence in Pasha, which in turn triggered a meeting with a fan group for the very first time, then that is what i was expecting feedback on. Would you be posting feedback on a site last this, if you were looking to expand the membership and get some dialogue with the clubs decision makers?

No communication on here and there were/are posters, who should be able to at least give some basic feedback, but nothing.

We are now seeing, just how important Tronstad really is. No one there to break up the play anymore and nip in and steal the ball. I thought as soon as his injury occurred, it was the end of our play off hopes and think that’s pretty well correct.

Pretty much nail on head for me that.

All these pages of optimism, and pessimism, but all we can do is strap ourselves in for the ride and hope we succeed in at least a to 6 finish.

Sketchy reply.

We will probably sign some more artists in the summer. I wouldn’t banksy on it though and if anyone kicks off in the ground canvassing for better players, they could get arrested by the local constable. At least we didn’t sign anyone as bad as John Lowry and from those painting a picture of positivity, draw your own concussions.

That was a big opportunity missed in my opinion. Any comment from the Trust on this?

They can’t, as it is paid in installments.

Is he German and who does he play for?

I receive me wages in instalments any pay my mortgage in instalments. Anyone who takes that one in, needs to see the light. We pay all of our transfer fees at once, but any sales are received in instalments.

Glory Gloria

Ask Waggott if he would mind if you record the meeting and watch his reaction.

We were always likely to be vulnerable to goals like that, once Tronstad got injured. We won’t keep any clean sheets, without him and given our trouble scoring, that spells big trouble.

No today, that would be stupid. We need to wait until the last minute at 10.59pm next Monday, they are almost paying us at that point to take them off them.

His wife Tess won’t allow that one.

Pears has had a good season and probably made less mistakes than any other player. As we know, a goalkeeping error is highlighted 100 times more than an error elsewhere on the pitch. Somone on here was blaming him for the second goal on Saturday, which is a bit of a stretch.

Did Pasha actually engage with fans, before the Pompey game?

You could well be onto something there, as very little else, makes sense.

Only another week to go and at this time in the afternoon, they will be paying us to take them off their hands. If we remain patient enough, I can see us finishing top, it is a very cute strategy.

The carbed one. Brilliant.