1 hour ago, Mattyblue said:

Should these meetings be only consisting of ‘Rovers ra ra ra’ season ticket holders or a cross section of the fanbase that includes lapsed/disillusioned supporters?

Wouldn’t the later be more helpful to the club when it comes to engagement and future strategies to get folk back through the door?

I don't know what a Rovers ra ra ra season ticket holder is, sorry.

I just know that I have a low opinion of boycotters and, if the previous post is true, I now have an even lower opinion of someone who attends on free tickets but then calls it boycotting.

I wouldn't want someone like that in the trenches with me.

6 hours ago, Miller11 said:

I answered a question honestly. Like I said, other people in the room were in the same boat but didn’t fancy the hassle. Again, I’ve been consistent and open about it publicly for a long time. Did I stand up, or was that an exaggeration for effect? 

Yes, I’m sure Jonty or someone else would shower you with tickets. But your 0.005% of Brereton’s fee a year is a small price for the particular piece of moral high ground you like to stand on.

If you're boycotting and refusing to pay money to help the club, what are you doing at a "supporter's" consultation meeting?

Rovers fan since the early 70's

Nothing will stop me loving and supporting my club.