StuRomseySaint

In all honesty, am going to see what the views are this week. It might be worth putting it on hold for a game or two, just to give Saints a chance to turn it round. I dunno.... am in 2 minds! The simple solution is to remain outside reception during the game, at least for the first half. I like the idea Wes, just not sure which might be the most practical way!

Hi, Can't be arsed to front up money to pay for extra staff in Yates when there is some attention ho-bags trying to demean the boycott by setting up facebook groups against it, sabotaging polls and generally being dicks. I have the website and the domain if anyone wants to take over. Stu

On another note, I went for an interview at SFC a couple of weeks ago, and was invited back for a second interview yesterday.... which I declined on the basis of thinking Lowe and Wilde were c*nts and I couldn't work for them or be silenced about my bad feelings for them. Of course they might have had a bit of an issue about me arranging boycotts when the position was a full-time sponsorship sales exec job. Now anyway, the point being.... would they be recruiting for full-time positions within the club if administration was round the corner?

Obviously some mong of a 12 year old trying to act Billy Big B*llocks and emailing a death threat, being stupid enough not to realise that at a click of a button, the police know exactly where it come from!

Reading the most pointless thread ever.

Exactly, administration will bring out all of the potential investors who have been hiding in the woodwork, let's get done now rather than wait and take the points deduction next season which would almost ensures 2 seasons of League 1 before the season even starts.

I think it is a case of 'testing the waters' so to speak.... everything has gone quiet for the while, I need the 'spokespersons' over the next couple of days to come forward and do all the TV/Radio stuff. I am sure that a walk away from the ground will be well publicised..... and although it wouldn't be as big of a spectacle, it would be 'risk-free' in comparison to walking out... which could well go tits up and completely demean the protest.

I broke it to her in stages.... it started with... " Why don't we pop in to my sisters on the way " ( Who conveniently lives in Bristol ) She agreed, Then about 2 days later I 'realised' that Saints were playing in Bristol that very same day!!! What a coincidence!!!!

Wilde is technically bust, doesn't have a penny to **** in and Lowe does not have the money, nor does he have the contacts to attract investment. There is no chance in hell that an investor would team up with Lowe in a joint bid, it would be financial suicide as fans will not have it. Administrators do not simply look for the highest bidder, they also look to protect the long term interests of the business and future creditors.

I think that is what has sprung to light, there are many people who are prepared to boycott.... it could go completely tits up if we score in the first 5 minutes.... even if we don't, I can imagine that some of the 'superfans' will boo those leaving, which will give Lowe reason to write the protest off...

So....... who has managed to either a) Convinced their missus that Valentines Day is old fashioned so they can go to Bristol. or b) Managed to find a way to drag their missus to Bristol with them? I have planned a romantic break in Wales for our Valentines getaway.... I 'just' realised the other day that we are playing Bristol that day, so suggested we 'stop off' to watch the game on the way. She agreed! Woop! So who is under the thumb and who has used their initiative?

We have change of ownership and a new direction, we will be in League 1 anyway so might as well get it sorted now. One thing, just to answer the inevitable comments........ there is not a hope in hells chance that administrators will sell the club to Lowe or Wilde.

There is, and the only hope which is realistic is that at least 3 teams go into administration in the next month.... Be real, there is no chance of our team getting us out of this mess, they are simply not even close to being good enough.

Exactly, I am not that person, but am willing to pass this all on to someone who is. For personal reasons, I really can't put myself in a 'controversial' position in the local media over the next few weeks. So anyone who has any ideas on who can be this 'voice' or indeed if they want to volunteer themselves then please put yourselves forward. One thing I will suggest, is that maybe the boycott should be from the start and people shouldn't enter the stadium in the first place. With some of the 'superfans' we have, I can see the people leaving being drowned out with abuse, which in effect will make the protest null and void.... it is a great idea but should be left for another game when we step the protests up further.

Not really, just realistic. There is not a hope in hell that..... a) We will avoid relegation and b) We will avoid administration when we are relegated. Be much better off to take it now, regroup and start things over on 0 points in League 1 next year rather than -10 or worse. For the realist Saints fans, administration this season is much better option than next season.

If it is true then I cannot believe some of you are defending them!!! Even if they were having abuse thrown at them, is that a reason to react in the way it is alledged they did? Especially BWP who has been a naughty boy before. Footballers get paid a stupid amount of money for doing nothing, why on earth should they not expect abuse when they are playing as sh!te as BWP and McGoaldrought are? Regardless of what was said, if they did resort to violence ( and it will be quite obvious if they are charged with assault and the lad is not, who's to blame ) then they should be booted out of the club sideways. People used to let Beattie etc off for being an arrogant c*nt most of the time, that's because he was a decent footballer. BWP and McGoalDrought are both arrogant AND sh!te at football.

We are down, there is no way back other than... a) A miracle. b) A change of board, with a well known English manager to get the team to get the points we need. So, administration is inevitable, a miracle is not going to happen so we need to do all we can to get Lowe and Wilde out asap to get someone in to change things round.

I am not knocking the march, don't get me wrong, any protest is useful, my point is that it will not be effective on it's own and things need to be escalated. One more thing, I have come up with the plan, done the website, confirmed a venue etc. I really don't have time to do all of the publicity and don't have the want to do all the interviews etc... if anyone is passionate about this protest and wants to take the 'customer facing' role then please let me know by PM on here.

Chill out sweetie, I was simply passing on what I read on another forum. Are you the superfan we should all aspire to be? You seem to have a rather large chip on your shoulder.

info suggests they were arrested and bailed till Monday and will be charged with assault!!! Hope they never play for SFC again in this case. Guess we will find out for definate on Monday, strange that the story has not broke quicker.

Happened on Friday 'allegedly ' , just passing on what I have read from another forum.

Indeed, if this does come out recorded on CCTV then I suggest that BWP and McGoldrick take a one way ticket far away from this club as there till be plenty of Saints fans waiting to do just that when they 'bump into them' in town next.

Picked this up from another forum, an account of an even from last night... Young saints lad walking home on his own after a nightout bumps in to Mcgoldrick and Wright phillips . Starts chatting to them about saints says when you boys gonna do the buisness and get us away from the bottom.Then they turn on him telling him how much they earn and what have you ever done.then they start to throw there food at him and start to punch and kick him.The lads got a few bumps and bruises but hes alright.This happened up by the giddy bridge pub,hopefully its all on cctv.DIRTY NO GOOD ****S I for one hope it is not true but I can't seeing it be anything other than true.... what a bunch of mongs. Could do with players like that 1000's of miles away from the club.

Marching to the ground is never likely to have enough of an impact to change anything, although it is a good way for people to make their feelings known though. Marching AWAY from the ground however is a differet story...it hits them in the pocket, all of a sudden Barclays and other shareholders will be putting pressure on Lowe to step down.

Yates confirmed provisionally for a venue for us to head up to, capacity of 840 and have arranged with the Manager that children will be welcome for the duration of the protest. He can't promise me to put Sky Sports News or Radio on as Man U are playing so can work this out, might be able to find a way round it. If anyone knows the capacity of Northam Club or any of the managers there then please have a word on my part. Square does not open during the day now, they would want a deposit from me to cover all staff.... I have agreed to pay for 8 extra staff at Yates, which I will get back if the numbers turn up but cant stretch to more than that to open Square!