| If he stays... is that genuinely it for some of you. 12:52 - Mar 27 with 7217 views | waveneyblue |
Geniune question.
You know/assume where I sit, but if he remains in position, are some of you going to stop supporting the club.
No wind up, just curious. |  | | |  |
| If he stays... is that genuinely it for some of you. on 07:49 - Mar 28 with 285 views | muccletonjoe |
| If he stays... is that genuinely it for some of you. on 13:00 - Mar 27 by slade1 |
Well I am not going to stop supporting the club or going to matches.
Those that do stop need their brains looking at.
I couldn't care less if Farage was here having lunch with Ashton or whatever, he can come and have a banquet for all I care.
Ashton doesn't have to tell us who is at the club and who he has lunch with as its nothing to do with us.
I support the football club, have done for over 50 years and will do in the future.
What happens on the pitch saturday or midweek is all that matters to me. |
This is the nonchalant approach which allows things like this to happen and continue to happen. The club has changed whether you want to see it or not. |  | | |
| If he stays... is that genuinely it for some of you. on 07:55 - Mar 28 with 267 views | muccletonjoe |
| If he stays... is that genuinely it for some of you. on 04:48 - Mar 28 by LegendofthePhoenix |
Well said homer. Same for me.
Saying goodbye to almost 60 years of commitment to the club is something I never, ever, thought would happen. But I can't reconcile it. I'm struggling. |
Exactly the same. I look at some of the comments from so called town fans , and I don't believe they have any interest in football whatsoever, but they are now attached to the club in droves. | | | |
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