saintwarwick

You know that for certain or just hoping? If you know for certain who is our knight in shining armour waiting in the wings?

You don't go to home games so why do you need this info?

And when was the last time you did waste your hard earned tanky money at sms? Your last excuse for not attending was your lover boy George Burley Perhaps if fans like you who stay away attended more then we may not be nearer to administration as we are at present.

I would sugest that the only way we will attract another 4-5,000 on the gate is to improve our performances at home and move swiftly up the table, if Lowe left it may add about 4-500 on the gate. I agree a fresh start is needed but where is that fresh start?

In case you missed it we won on saturday without Pearce in the side.

What's that got to do with the first team?

? Trying to work out what you are saying here. Please explain.

Yep, about £0.50p on a £24.00 ticket will make a huge difference.

Correct.

Good shout and absolutely true.

Unfortunately Longshot, Stanley, Delmary etc cannot give us any alternative but they continue to post anti Lowe/Wilde bile. Put up or shut up I say.

That's not bad considering you wanted them to lose at Reading. You won't put money into a club that is skint and want them to lose as well, please tell me what you see in our club.

Hatton on points for me.

I'd love Billy davies as our manager, not that it's going to happen though.

Expect QPR to get that unless Charlton do not appoint a new manager until after their game on Tuesday.

And we were the better team in all departments by a long way.

Red and White Army summed you up, a disgrace. How anyone could want their club to lose is, in my opinion a total arse. If we lose today I hope you choke on your pint of "well done Reading." Please stay away from our club as you are not wanted.

I prefer David 'bumble' Lloyd.

I suppose we are all different in the way we support our beloved club, I actually turn up expecting us to lose these days and we do more frequently than we would like, but to me it is not the end of the world. The cup final a few years ago was a magic occasion and we should of moved on from that but we didn't and Lowe must take the blame for that. I was one of the fortunate ones to remember the previous FA cup final and when we moved on to the next level, sadly this time nothing was learned. I believed though that when the Wilde bunch took over everything would be a lot better and was glad Lowe got the boot, however it didn't seem to change that much except for the Wilde bunch spending beyond our means, but it seems to me no matter who is in charge nowadays nothing will change. We need a complete change of leadership/ownership but until that happens we will have to put up with one of the trio whoever is running the club at any given time.

Maybe, just maybe the banks may have some say in the matter.

You are correct, the price didn't change and stayed the same on relegation but he (Lowe) said we are playing more games (23 instead of 19) so that was his justification for the price then. I think most clubs keep a fairly high price following relegation in the hope that more fans think immediate promotion will follow. As we know that rule of thumb doesn't always work.

I'm a happy clappy glass half full optimistic person, I will rejoice if we stay up but will not slit my wrists if we slip further down the league structure. You can of course rejoice in negatism.

Until you buy a ticket to watch championship football

When was the last time season tickets were put up by Lowe?

Nope, still in the championship then.