So that contradicts his reply to the other one posted on here, by way of the numbers anticipated. In that reply, he stated, that a similar number to Walsall was expected. So in two days, his estimated attendance dropped by around 2,000 as he knows only too well that the closure ended up backfiring. I suspect in the end it cost around 2k - 3K on the crowd, some almost certainly backfired.

I would say Broughton should get some credit for Suggurdson, as he is so far looking like a gem. Hopefully it works out with regards to your he apparent permanent deal we have as an option, but the worry is, where will that money comes me from. GB took the flak for O’Brien, but it is a lot more likely to have been sent mine else’s fault, but perhaps he is as too busy, working out cost saving exercises, to face the fans on it.

Don’t mention spam, when we are having website problems.

Hopefully he will have his dig about the bizarre goings on at the club. Most CEO’s try to fill their stadium, ours empties it. There will be more in our new bus tonight than in the home end.

Commentary only.

I dread to think how many businesses have given up on the club since these owners arrived.

I was there for most of those fixtures in the 70’s and 80’s and it is one of the big reasons, that I get so upset with the like of Waggott now. The supporters back then, so some very lean times and some very poor football, but stuck with the club, as we knew, everyone was pulling in the same direction. In some ways, as I pointed out yesterday, some of those fans, ensured that the club survived these times and as history now show us, went on to celebrate huge success. Todays incumbents, are not fit to lace their shoes.

Riverside is closed too, but I get your drift.

it is now working again. https://www.eticketing.co.uk/onerovers/EDP/Event/Index/1345?position=2

The industry standard for website uptime is that your website “should” be up 99% of the time. Breaking that down as hours per year, that means that your site should be down less than 88 hours per year.

The industry standard for website uptime is that your website “should” be up 99% of the time. Breaking that down as hours per year, that means that your site should be down less than 88 hours per year.

Sadly, we have a few too many who just sit back and accept what he decides on and with either very little or even no resistance As we saw yesterday, there were people on here, willing to accept something as significant as the "home end" being closed and would be prepared to just buy a ticket and carry on regardless. It is a same we can't all see what damage Waggott is really doing and rise up as one against it and oust him, before the damage is beyond repair. Believe me, by the time he has finished, it will be.

I just called and got through first time and was answered within seconds I asked for a ticket for the Blackburn end, but was of course told it was closed, so I could only buy one for the Jack Walker Stand. I said I don't like it in there, so thanks anyway. No resistance or any attempt to persuade me to buy one though.

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I wonder what will happen for the subscribers to Rovers TV if the website is till not working tonight. The live match was not due to be shown, but commentary was, as assuming they haven't paid the bill, that a breach of contract I would think and maybe a refund is in order. Hope they have paid the Leccy bill, as the floodlights will be needed.

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This could be in the plot thickens thread. What do you know?

We might as well switch the next cup tie to the Crown Ground. Far cheaper to run and I am sure some people would still accept that, so long as they could go and cheer on the lads.

Will he play for nowt? We can't afford his wages and probably not all those letters on the back of his shirt, assuming we can afford his shirt.

Why don't we forfeit that match, then we don't run the risk of another home tie and have to pay to open the stadium. After all is said and done, we have forfeited league cup games against Cardiff in the past remember!!!

Good for her. I sincerely hope that our CEO does not increase their season tickets to a level whereby, they simply cannot afford to go anymore. Their support for their team is admirable and I genuinely applaud it, however, make no mistake about it, if they need that loyalty to be repaid at some point, the likes of Waggott will not provide it. Hope your daughter enjoys the match.

Was it £2m for Phillips and the same for the same for TK? I very much doubt that we have been told the truth behind mot of this anyway. I doubt most of what comes out of the club these days.

If you are happy with that and choose to accept that sometimes greed and personal gain, can be responsible for a clubs demise than fair play to you. I like to stand up and fight people who do this to the club, I love though. Hers is a story on why in my opinion, we should fight for what is right. Support for my club, is not simply turning up to the games. Ajax sack director who sanctioned West Ham deals which have left giants in utter chaos (msn.com)

People have definitely kicked up a fuss about that. granted maybe not as many as there have been over this. people also kicked up a fuss about stopping selling programmes and lot's of other things that we have had forced upon us over the years. If some people choose to sit back and accept what is happening here fine, but in my view, if everyone had taken that stand, since the current regime took over, I very much doubt we would now have a club at all.

We can kick up a real stinking fuss, with every move they make of this nature, rather than just accepting our lot. I wonder if the Bury fans regret not standing up to their previous regime a little bit more?