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Joking aside, the people who are being alluded to on here as "troublemakers" are well within their rights to question the drivel on here. Problem is, if they do its "point scoring" or "bullying" and so forth. What is overlooked often is why they are questioning it...

This can't be right. No "bestest?"

Can I change it to Twelve Monkeys?

A few good men

PS: For those who think people are rounding on him and reject all progress for the club. For me, it's absolutely clear; All it is the same people asking the same pertinent questions to someone who refuses to listen. No-one objects to progress, but they have a right to reject someones viewpoint, especially if it's skewed in their opinion.

OK, OK. Here's the crux of my questions. I've emboldened the bit where I've asked what I'd like to know, but so far I haven't had any answers. I've quoted MLG's original diatribe to "set the scene" for you. Here you go; Question 1: And how many games was that? I'd love to know. Question 2: How big do you think we are, seriously? Question 3: How many times have they sold out then? I'd like to know. Question 4: I'd also like to know as to why you think it's a sensible investment to spend £30m+ expanding the stadium on the basis that a few games out 19 this season were sold out (and bearing in mind that it's still a novelty as we're back in the top division for the first time in seven years). Question 5: I didn't realise you'd been following their work for so long. I'd love to see some examples of their joint projects together.. then we'd know that it isn't factless bile, won't we?

Still waiting.

Oh, you only respond when it suits you. OK then.

Still waiting.

I'm still waiting to hear a response to my questions.

After 19 games, it shows little else other than potential. To base a huge redevelopment plan costing £30m+ on a few sell out games over 1 season is ridiculous. And how many games was that? I'd love to know. Let me guess... the bigger games, right? The Arsenal, Man Utd, Man City games, right? So if we played Sunderland at home in a 50,000 seater stadium, they'd likely be 22,000 odd seats spare. Yup, sounds like a great investment. I'm sold. Let's build it. :-/

I'm sure it was just a simple misunderstanding, a miscommunication if you will. I'm guessing we won't be hearing from him as he's bound and gagged, right?

Sounds like a good, original idea.

I can't wait for our cyclical return to the lower leagues in a 50,000 seater stadium. It'll be epic.

I get that, yes, we have to look and consider expanding our revenue streams, increasing our capacity and I'll be as happy as anyone if we did just that. That said, I wouldn't want you making decisions with my money. Just because we've sold out a few games this season doesn't mean we'll always do so. In fact, far from it. Plenty of clubs have stagnated once reaching the Premier League, with attendances eventually dropping. That could EASILY happen to us. And no, I can't clearly see an expansion of the revenue streams from a few architects drawings. I can see a nice stadium, a bigger stadium fascia and some kind offices, but that's about it.

I didn't realise you'd been following their work for so long. I'd love to see some examples of their joint projects together.. then we'd know that it isn't factless bile, won't we?

How many times have they sold out then? I'd like to know. I'd also like to know as to why you think it's a sensible investment to spend £30m+ expanding the stadium on the basis that a few games out 19 this season were sold out (and bearing in mind that it's still a novelty as we're back in the top division for the first time in seven years).

It's not too small though, is it? How big do you think we are, seriously?

Typical arrogant t0ssers. They really are utter drips - like Adam says.

Maybe not, but he's better than Liam Walker, Jed Wallace and Ashley Harris.

That was atrocious.

Extra "presence" defending set pieces versus Holt?

Tinpot? Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight... This really is a mongboard, isn't it.

Yup, he's a complete flat track bully and you're right, he does do it every week, intentionally. Call it gamesmanship, whatever, but he does do it and it almost came off for Norwich. And yes, the article was also poor. It did appear that he was stirring it up.. wasn't particularly impressed with his condescending tone, either. I wonder if he's worked for the Portsmouth News before?

True, very true.