Let's draw a line under it all now...

For me, Fentys message is somewhat reassuring in this current climate. He fully believes in this transition and clearly has a plan that he won't walk away from. We either get on the train and follow the journey or stay on the platform.

i like the idea of drawing the line and feel we have shown our passion and frustrations and will continue to do so if something isn't quite right.

Fenty has come out and spoken as we wished.

#wegoagain ✊

Quoted from cmackenzie4

Just because at this moment in time i have stopped going to games (I’ve got valid reasons as to why) doesn’t mean I don’t care about my team, is that ok with you?

It's not my problem is it? If you would rather be in a coffee shop or wherever you said you are during the matches then obviously that is your choice.

Seems strange to me when we need all the support we can get, but that is just me.  

Quoted from H19P1

For me, Fentys message is somewhat reassuring in this current climate. He fully believes in this transition and clearly has a plan that he won't walk away from. We either get on the train and follow the journey or stay on the platform.

i like the idea of drawing the line and feel we have shown our passion and frustrations and will continue to do so if something isn't quite right.

Fenty has come out and spoken as we wished.

#wegoagain ✊

Surely we need more than a well worded press release before "we go again?"

In the summer, if he makes substantial changes to personnel and the way he works, and invests big in the club and aims for promotion in a meaningful way and starts to turn the club around, I am all for giving him a 16th chance.

Quoted from Cod Cheeks

....use yesterday as a watershed moment.
We cannot progress unless we all pull together. We all need each other.
Cmon Town

To late to draw a line now mate.
Pressure needs to be kept up to save the club. It is getting boring though.

Quoted from lew chaterleys lover

It's not my problem is it? If you would rather be in a coffee shop or wherever you said you are during the matches then obviously that is your choice.

Seems strange to me when we need all the support we can get, but that is just me.  

Why are you singling him out? Do you know his circumstances? Chris has been supporting Town home and away for decades! Who are you to judge people's decisions on actually attending at present, or not?

Quoted from chaos33

Why are you singling him out? Do you know his circumstances? Chris has been supporting Town home and away for decades! Who are you to judge people's decisions on actually attending at present, or not?

I was just replying to a post he made on a public forum. Nothing personal, but he has openly said he prefers to spend his Saturdays in a coffee shop, yet posts the most important thing to him is that we don't go down. Not going to the games whilst you hope against hope we don't go down seems contradictory to me.

Slade is still here nothing has changed at all protests must continue until things do change for the better, step one goodbye salde...To late to draw a line now mate

Quoted from lew chaterleys lover

It's not my problem is it? If you would rather be in a coffee shop or wherever you said you are during the matches then obviously that is your choice.

Seems strange to me when we need all the support we can get, but that is just me.  

Is it support the club needs, to me the club needs points and at least 15 of them to secure league 2 status next season, the support will grow when we start winning games and people who have chosen to stay away will naturally be drawn back. I don't know how anyone can have a go at those who after 14 years of shite have had enough and are taking a break, it's not as if they have been missing good football. to still come on here and talk about Town means that passion just needs rekindling, over to Slade.

I too think we should concentrate on getting that clown Slade out.

The longest journey starts with the first step.

Quoted from lew chaterleys lover

I was just replying to a post he made on a public forum. Nothing personal, but he has openly said he prefers to spend his Saturdays in a coffee shop, yet posts the most important thing to him is that we don't go down. Not going to the games whilst you hope against hope we don't go down seems contradictory to me.

Why? Does his personal attendance at present have any bearing on results? On his devotion over the years? What about his personal circumstances? He could be dealing with health or family problems, depression, low income....anything. He could just be trying to make a point by not attending because he thinks that's his best way of being heard. He's not alone is he. There are at least a thousand people not attending games now for whatever reason (take a guess). You want to judge or criticise them all in one sweeping assessment, or just single out CJM?