Mattyblue

There you go. They pay the wages and you don’t get a murmur out of local politicians or media. Fan groups are the only chance we have as we certainly have no allies anywhere else.

I assume you know we don’t actually have any ‘philosophy’ as Eustace was a completely different type of manager from style to type of players he wanted to young players to who came before (and after).

The ex-players don’t care, or certainly don’t care anywhere near enough. All more than happy to go into hospitality for the day, get a fabric cap etc.

…yet he’d be the very first one celebrating new owners (after being consistently negative towards everything and everyone that ever tried to get us there).

Yes it very much would be something to be proud of. Of course, you’d be the very first enjoying the fruits of new ownership if such actions helped lead to it.

Why would the Pompey version of Neil Yardley have the foggiest idea about a Blackburn Rovers player’s contract?

Have they fused? Thought WATR stayed separate? If they have then my original point stands even more, it’s one group, it’s them or nowt.

Surely if it is called ‘The Coalition’, it very much is down to them (forget WATR).

Forget the LT, teapots and chocolate.

No they aren’t. Who isn’t arsed? And even if ‘people’ aren’t you do it anyway. Surely that’s what a ‘social media’ person in all these groups should be doing.

So what’s the problem in other people having ideas then?

So what’s your answer?

Yep, simple but effective idea, Carl. The various groups are still fighting the last war with tactics that have never worked.

I think it very much needs publicising to the wider game that actual crowds have collapsed this season, why don’t you?

Exactly that. Do not pursue an ‘official’ boycott as they’ll just spin it. Instead get out there with the real figures from Tuesday and pics and let them speak for themselves.

The days of ‘engaging’ with this regime are over. Mike Graham’s led WATR was the last of many to try, and fail. It’s done, they aren’t interested. So ‘sell up’, is the only message I want to see from any group.

The protests are happening right now. We are a Championship club with 5,000 in the ground for league games. Even if 500 home fans turned up the announced figure would still be ‘10,000’ due to STs sold. The Coalition, whoever needs to be emphasising that the protest/boycott is well underway organically and stop worrying about ‘organised’ ones.

Of course he’ll walk away from a million quid he’ll already be loaded, I mean, those fjords!

We had 1,079 there last season, 695 this time. I think that’s a pattern we’ll see repeated. As even a big percentage of our fantastic away support will be thinking ‘why am I spending an enormous amount of my time and money when the regime fundamentally doesn’t give a fuck?’

I’d say it was, certainly not 3,000 between the Blackburn End, Darwen End and Riverside (and the Jack Walker was nowhere near half full).

25,670 to 5,670 under their watch. Some achievement that 👏

No you’re right, people with money aren’t bothered at all about making more money.

Sure we were told money was important when a certain fella went to Derby.

The pathetic-ness of it too. Why would angry fans give a monkeys what some fresh in the door clogger has to say via some scripted platitudes?

Come on Todd himself (or his ‘social media manager’) posted on Insta that everything’s hunky dory, so defo nothing in it and he will be here 2nd February leading us to a glorious 21st place.