70's Mike

not the old lack of money reason. so because we have no money we a) play wingers on the wrong side , so that they can cut in, but give us width b)we drag all 11 back at corners and still fail to mark c) we could not hit a barn door when we shoot, oh i forgot we have had more shots than anyone else problem is only 10 at home and 14 away have hit the target. d)we wait until January to get a center half e)we play 3 at the back yesterday but forget to tell the players We bring in countless players from other teams youth set ups who play once or twice and disappear. We offer season ticket holders the chance to have a 3 course meal for £70 to see a game they have already paid for ( dearest resturant in town) We are clueless on and off the field , the great businessman seems to be able to control costs but has completely forgotten the other side of the equation you need to get some revenue on a regular basis.

probably the academy up to under 16 , next years first team

If you do not laugh. and as for others quoting Man city as a club that stuck together there games were littered with protests etc it was the protests that kept them together and there love of the club

i thought Fratton in the relegation season was my low point in 48 years of support and probably still is because of the utter humilation of being locked in and having to lesten to the skates. Yesterday just left me numb and the worst thing is that from Fratton to yesterday i have basically stopped caring. i accept the money issue but employing a guy who has no idea is just a joke

short sweet and true comment

a point i made earlier, rupert is now reaping the benefits of that policy. customers have voted with their feet hence the apathy around the club, you do not protest outside ASDA you just go elsewhere. listening to le tiss on sky is more entertaining

and that is what is ****ing me off, nothing to do with money just massive contradictions in his policies. play with width but then make that impossible by putting the wingers on the wrong side

totally agree the man knows nothing

i expect the offer will be removed after today

if only

that is what rupert was 11 years ago , no real money

As a season ticket holder i can pay another £70 to sit in the corporate area, have a meal, hear speeches and get a free programme. Special offer announced today, wonder how many takers there will be ?

AS far as BWP AND HOLMES are concerned that must be the managers fault , if you play them on the wrong sides they have to cut in to stay on their only foot

where was sundance today

we may have found a center half

he was down the docks taking pictures of a cruise liner to give to the donny directors

may be the chants should be we want wilde out followed by we want askham out and then we want richards out and then we want withers out lets let them know they are equally to blame as rupert

but could either of us do any worst than jp , well i suppose we could drop down one place

and it gives me no pleasure what so ever what hurts is not the losing but the fact that even my eldest lad who is 21 and been going since he was 5 said in the car on the way home "dad i do not think i will bother to come home from uni for the next home game"

sorry nick but i really do not think the protests had any effect on the result. and the question is WHY have we got to this sad state ? the one thing i am certain of no other business would blame the customers, rupert wanted us to be customers he got his wish and now we will reap the consequences

they were chanting we want lewis out , not rupert

whilst i would not claim to be experienced at a high level of football management with 2 sons (21 and 14) i have run sides from under 8 to under 18 , and the biggest thing i learned was play players in positions they are comfortable with, Both Holmes and BWP looked like fish out of water and it was no coincidence that when Smith came on to the right side we started to get behind them .

or s dutch man putting his finger in the dyke

how much ecperience do you need to play the right players on the right side of the pitch

definitly more action and movement from red and white shirts in the stands than on the pitch