Time to protest

Quoted from MuddyWaters

Protest, whether it be vocal or non-attendance, can only really be detrimental to the players who seem demoralised already.

The issue of the board will not go away, the only thing that we have learned in the last 12 months is that we discovered that Stephen Marley is as incompetent as the others. We are stuck with a regime that has spent 16 years trying to justify financial strangulation.

It actually takes the focus off the players being shite. The last protest at saw a vocal bunch support the team and call for Fenty to be out.

Might be good for the players and management if the negativity is directed elsewhere.

I’d like to see vocal opposition to the board in the ground on a regular basis, not just until we win again. We know change needs to happen we need to push for it.

Quoted from Grim74

It’s alright talking about protests on here but do the fishy posters seriously think that this fishy hatred of Fenty is a general consensus amongst the other 5000 town fans?
Delusional is a word that springs to mind!

You’re deluded fella

No!

Quoted from TonySmith

   Does anyone have a straight and accurate answer to this simple question :  How does Town's playing budget compare with the other 23 teams in League Two?  We already know we have a bigger fan base that most of them, but what about the money given to the manager to create his squad?
   I honestly can't decide on where blame for the current situation should be without knowing the answer to that question. We may have a manager who's a bit out of his depth, but it's equally possible we may have an excellent young manager who is simply not being provided with the tools he needs to do his job effectively. I wonder how so called "great" managers would get on if they suddenly found themselves trying to work miracles on a shoestring budget at the wrong end of League Two.

I doubt anyone does know the answer. But given our attendances it's a sign of gross incompetence that we can't compete season after season. Regardless of who's the manager.

I have had enough of Fenty at GTFC and if WE the fan`s don`t shift him now it will have a massive impact on whether GTFC survive long term.I honestly think with him we have NO chance of any new ground he is far too confrontational with those he needs help from to deliver and his atrocious record on Manager`s cannot be allowed to continue.I have said it before but in his situation 16 year`s of failure why oh why does he not get Buckley appointed to the board for his football expertise and use him in the interview process? Would Buckley with 1000 games experience most at GTFC have given the Manager job to Bignot after interview when we had a settled team? Would he then have compounded his error of judgement here by reappointing Slade? Then MJ who now as the job having pulled off the great escape with two experienced assistants alongside is now floundering and needs help and guidance rather than the sack.HELP SOS HELP 16 YEARS  

He should have gone several years ago imo

Quoted from dapperz fun pub

He should have gone several years ago imo

About 15 IMHO  

Nothing will change while he remains. Do we wait until we are in the Conference again before we wake up and start demonstrating against him? It isn't personal, but surely it is obvious that change is needed? I respect other peoples opinions, and I am open to debate if anyone wants to try and change my mind. But while the fans sit back and accept this utter crap being served up, things will never change. It isn't like it's a bit of a bad run, it's systematic failure and has been for around for as long as John Fenty - anyone see a pattern?

Quoted from Yoda

If the ground is empty he will go.
Just go in 15 mins after kick off.

We could be 5 up by then

Same old voices shouting-sounds like a union meeting " He who shouts loudest " etc.