Serious question - what next?

[Quaz]

Yeah i agree peter and the biggest divide amongst fans is your mate gp!

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[tench68]

The only way to hurt these owners is by hitting them in the pocket
but you would never get 15,000+ people to boycott a match
you would never get all fans to stop buying merchandise
even if you did your then hurting the manager and team that you love
Like Pete says its not an ideal situation but we just have to get on with it and hope something good comes out of it
Owners,Chairman,Managers and Players will come and go but us fans will be here always

[80sCasual]

The board refuse to speak to the fans (whether via convential means as in the website or via the independent LSA).

They want to charge over £50 a walk up ticket to see us play Wigan.

We've made zero decent moves in the transfer market

Warnock sounds relatively unhappy

Flavio, the man we protested against, is back at the helm.

The owners are in arguments with each other

What do we do????

And you know this do you? Because as far as I can see they have not published 'walk up' matchday prices yet, for any category games.

[Olly]

ST prices are value, except platinum (IMO). Zebra finance give you 4 months to pay at 0%, that is good. It would be a bit senseless not to renew. I would rather demonstrate from my seat than the street, but I will be able to do both.

At the moment, none of us knows what attendances will be like, as they depend on results, and results will be determined by signings. What could be said with a little degree of certainty is that walk up prices will dictate the level of discontent that will be shown during the season, if we do badly. And there will be ticket deals accordingly.