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We are 7 points clear and after the win at home to Leicester City, we were all united, believing that we were within touching distance of the premiership.
The sense of fans coming to see the promotion party and filling grounds after such a tremendous season, has been shattered temporarily for so many fans.
The timing of todays announcement could not have been worse.
How do fans feel now, who have bought the last 5 home ticket bundles?
How do we react to going ahead in a game now?
How will the players react to the off the field stuff?
Can we really celebrate promotion if and when it comes?
We've all had many disagreements over recent years, but ulimately we all wanted the same thing, stability and success on the pitch.
I very much hope the FA make a prompt decision, as in some previous cases.
Its not fair that us fans should be dangling by a thread. If it transpires that Gianni Paladini did any wrong doing, then he should be told leave by his superiors and never set foot back inside the club again. Whilst the whole Faurlin saga had us wondering, we never expected that almost 2 years later we would be charged by the FA.
I am a great believer in you are "innocent until proven guilty" and nothing from the FA or the club has indicated any deliberate wrongdoing and I pray to GOD, thats the case.
The worse case scenario would be a heavy fine in my opinion and that could wrangle on and on. Its not fair on our supporters who follow this team up and down the country to give us no answers for say 12-18 months.
Now the FA have made concerns public it is imperative they act quickly or give assurances that this will not involve a point deduction to the fan base, so at least we can leave the club to deal with any financial penalty that may be incurred. I say again if Gianni Paladini is found guilty of any wrong doing after being investigated, that his position would be untenable, but until thats finalised we can only speculate. It does give fuel to the fire for many, but the reality is nothing has been resolved, we simply have statements from each party.
We as fans don't deserve any of this.
The sense of fans coming to see the promotion party and filling grounds after such a tremendous season, has been shattered temporarily for so many fans.
The timing of todays announcement could not have been worse.
How do fans feel now, who have bought the last 5 home ticket bundles?
How do we react to going ahead in a game now?
How will the players react to the off the field stuff?
Can we really celebrate promotion if and when it comes?
We've all had many disagreements over recent years, but ulimately we all wanted the same thing, stability and success on the pitch.
I very much hope the FA make a prompt decision, as in some previous cases.
Its not fair that us fans should be dangling by a thread. If it transpires that Gianni Paladini did any wrong doing, then he should be told leave by his superiors and never set foot back inside the club again. Whilst the whole Faurlin saga had us wondering, we never expected that almost 2 years later we would be charged by the FA.
I am a great believer in you are "innocent until proven guilty" and nothing from the FA or the club has indicated any deliberate wrongdoing and I pray to GOD, thats the case.
The worse case scenario would be a heavy fine in my opinion and that could wrangle on and on. Its not fair on our supporters who follow this team up and down the country to give us no answers for say 12-18 months.
Now the FA have made concerns public it is imperative they act quickly or give assurances that this will not involve a point deduction to the fan base, so at least we can leave the club to deal with any financial penalty that may be incurred. I say again if Gianni Paladini is found guilty of any wrong doing after being investigated, that his position would be untenable, but until thats finalised we can only speculate. It does give fuel to the fire for many, but the reality is nothing has been resolved, we simply have statements from each party.
We as fans don't deserve any of this.
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