I hope it was pointed out to them that the so called new generation of supporters, would probably not be allowed to go, without an older supporter

I am glad they don't. Give them enough rope....

Bill Bancroft, saw him actually on the Blackburn end

The question being, are any of them any good.

It is coming from one group, Blackburn Rovers supporters.

Give them enough rope and they will hang themselves

He will announce that it is April fools day.

But he is our crap.

Don't forget Suhail.

And now we have Mickey Mouse commentators.

Markanday

A journey of a thousand miles, begins with a single step.

We got rid of the U23s last season, (we have U21s) so two of the three are incorrect.

At least he won his pound bet.

Just trying to add a bit of humour. No offence intended.

So you are a policeman.

It was a subtle joke, perhaps too subtle.

The idea is to add media pressure, let them make the mistakes. Trying to get a match abandoned could end up with us looking foolish, and losing all sympathy.

My point was to get the media to ask the club representatives, their take on the poor crowd. Let the club hang themselves. They would surely come out with some utter rubbish, or they would refuse to comment. Either way at least it would be out in the public domain.

You never know Buckleys one in ten game, might coincide with Dolans one in ten game.

In the owners eyes, it might not have been a mistake.

Sorry, I have just edited my earlier post.

That is why I would like to know which one best suits the phase two action plan. Personally I would big up the Indian tradition of non aggressive protest, by informing all the media that due to the unwanted ones attending the game, we the fans will not be attending, and ask the media to get the clubs comments, on why such a low crowd. It would need to be advertised to the Rovers fans as, the way to fight back.

The quandary is, boycott, or go and protest ?

With reference to the Boro game, for your plans, is it best that supporters turn-up or not. I am undecided whether or not to make the effort.