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Posted by: Cod Cheeks, February 4, 2018, 6:40pm
....use yesterday as a watershed moment.
We cannot progress unless we all pull together. We all need each other.
Cmon Town
Posted by: Marinerz93, February 4, 2018, 6:41pm; Reply: 1
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Posted by: promotion plaice, February 4, 2018, 6:51pm; Reply: 2

Worst thing for me is I don't know what to think of the club from the top to the bottom at the moment   :-/

Is there any progress on the new stadium John ? please give me something to cling on to.
Posted by: Henryscat, February 4, 2018, 7:06pm; Reply: 3
https://www.grimsby-townfc.co.uk/news/2018/february/statement-from-john-fenty---thank-you--lets-kick-on/

Exactly what Fenty has said
Posted by: golfer, February 4, 2018, 7:09pm; Reply: 4
Quoted from promotion plaice

Worst thing for me is I don't know what to think of the club from the top to the bottom at the moment   :-/

Is there any progress on the new stadium John ? please give me something to cling on to.




A little phrase from Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice-    "TRUTH WILL OUT"
Posted by: topuphere666, February 4, 2018, 7:09pm; Reply: 5
Issue is, drawing a line under it time after time has put us in the position we’re in today - Team full of journeymen and young loanees, a manager who was sacked more times in a season than we score goals, a board with no idea how to move the club forward.

Things need to change. I haven’t a clue for who, what, where, why and how but hopefully someone does.
Posted by: cmackenzie4, February 4, 2018, 7:18pm; Reply: 6
All I am bothered about at this moment in time is Town being in league 2 next season and not going down to the conference, that’s the most important thing for me, if we went down again it would take us years to recover.
Posted by: dapperz fun pub, February 4, 2018, 7:24pm; Reply: 7
Quoted from cmackenzie4
All I am bothered about at this moment in time is Town being in league 2 next season and not going down to the conference, that’s the most important thing for me, if we went down again it would take us years to recover.


Would we ever recover is my worry
Posted by: lew chaterleys lover, February 4, 2018, 7:32pm; Reply: 8
Quoted from cmackenzie4
All I am bothered about at this moment in time is Town being in league 2 next season and not going down to the conference, that’s the most important thing for me, if we went down again it would take us years to recover.


You can't be that bothered, youv'e stopped going to the games haven't you?!
Posted by: cmackenzie4, February 4, 2018, 7:42pm; Reply: 9


You can't be that bothered, youv'e stopped going to the games haven't you?!


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?
Posted by: H19P1, February 4, 2018, 7:58pm; Reply: 10
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 ✊


Posted by: lew chaterleys lover, February 4, 2018, 8:29pm; Reply: 11
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.  
Posted by: lew chaterleys lover, February 4, 2018, 8:33pm; Reply: 12
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.
Posted by: TAGG, February 4, 2018, 8:33pm; Reply: 13
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.
Posted by: chaos33, February 4, 2018, 8:50pm; Reply: 14


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?
Posted by: lew chaterleys lover, February 4, 2018, 8:59pm; Reply: 15
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.
Posted by: pontoon442, February 4, 2018, 9:07pm; Reply: 16
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
Posted by: Marinerz93, February 4, 2018, 9:08pm; Reply: 17


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.
Posted by: friskneymariner, February 4, 2018, 9:21pm; Reply: 18
I too think we should concentrate on getting that clown Slade out.

The longest journey starts with the first step.
Posted by: chaos33, February 4, 2018, 9:32pm; Reply: 19


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?
Posted by: TAGG, February 4, 2018, 9:35pm; Reply: 20
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 ✊




FFS
WTF does “goagain” mean??
Did you sit and watch that excrement again on Saturday??? Fukin go again it would have been nice to have started in the first place.
This latest “dribble” means nothing.
Slade is still in charge, we have a bunch of loan players with no vested interest in Town and we still can’t see where our next win is coming from.
#Stillwaitingforsladetofuckoff
Posted by: ginnywings, February 4, 2018, 10:14pm; Reply: 21
It probably is time to draw a line under it now. We have the manger we have until/unless others decide we don't. We have the players we have, whoever is managing them, and we have 14 games to get away from danger. I will be at all the remaining home games, giving my support and when the season is over, that's the time to assess.
Posted by: GrimRob, February 4, 2018, 10:14pm; Reply: 22
Quoted from friskneymariner
I too think we should concentrate on getting that clown Slade out.

The longest journey starts with the first step.


Spot on for me. We can be successful under Fenty, 2016 was a great year! There is no reason why, with the right manager, that this club couldn't be buzzing again like it was 2 years ago. But I just can't see it happening, ever, with Slade in charge here.
Posted by: H19P1, February 4, 2018, 10:37pm; Reply: 23
Quoted from TAGG


FFS
WTF does “goagain” mean??
Did you sit and watch that excrement again on Saturday??? Fukin go again it would have been nice to have started in the first place.
This latest “dribble” means nothing.
Slade is still in charge, we have a bunch of loan players with no vested interest in Town and we still can’t see where our next win is coming from.
#Stillwaitingforsladetofuckoff



You're negativity is somewhat of a concern and not to mention your language. Platform or train?
Posted by: lew chaterleys lover, February 4, 2018, 10:42pm; Reply: 24
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?


Having reflected on it I apologise for my post. Out of order.
Posted by: ginnywings, February 4, 2018, 10:47pm; Reply: 25


Having reflected on it I apologise for my post. Out of order.


Sunday beers?
Posted by: louth_in_the_south, February 4, 2018, 10:51pm; Reply: 26
Slades here for the rest of the season like it or not . I want him out but continual bleating about it isn’t going to get the points we need to keep us safe . The fans have made their point to the chairman and slade that’s why there’s been these panicked statements thrown out over the last week . We’ll all be here long after they’ve gone so it’s time to get behind the team now and give them the support they desperately need at this time .
Posted by: lew chaterleys lover, February 4, 2018, 10:59pm; Reply: 27
Quoted from ginnywings


Sunday beers?


You have accused me of that before and again the answer is no  ;D

I do what I urge Fenty not to do - shoot from the hip. I have had a bee in my bonnet about people giving up on the team, but as Chris rightly pointed out - who am I to judge.
Posted by: chaos33, February 4, 2018, 11:00pm; Reply: 28
Quoted from ginnywings


Sunday beers?


Love a few Sunday beers (and G&T's).  :)
Posted by: WOZOFGRIMSBY, February 4, 2018, 11:20pm; Reply: 29
Quoted from golfer




A little phrase from Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice-    "TRUTH WILL OUT"


A little phrase from the fast show "anyone fancy a pint"
Posted by: ginnywings, February 4, 2018, 11:31pm; Reply: 30


You have accused me of that before and again the answer is no  ;D

I do what I urge Fenty not to do - shoot from the hip. I have had a bee in my bonnet about people giving up on the team, but as Chris rightly pointed out - who am I to judge.


I was prepared to forgive if you'd had a few, but not now you bully.  ;)
Posted by: Meza, February 5, 2018, 12:03am; Reply: 31
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?


Same here Chris i havent been this season yet...isually go with my dad but he doesnt like the home atmosphere.  Anyway im like you im just as passionate as anyone and just because im not a season ticket holder shouldn't make me any different to one that does.  If i have a season ticket does that grant me some special high rank or something lol.

Anyway i do feel for JF and your right John we do have some twits as fans if they are fans at all.  I can remember a good portion saying how crap Summetfield was and to get him as far away from the first team as possible.....yet now someone else is junk and Summerfield is like strawberry jam.   i thought he was a good player...decent range of passing...good engine on him and likes to score the odd belter.  

What we have to understand as fans is that players are human beings and sometimes they hit the ground running and sometimes they dont.  

Anyway.....i know some of the fans cant, wont let it lie with RS and JF and i respect thats their choice but we just need to remain strong for the players after all alienating them and well.....we're truly screwed.
Posted by: Mrs Doyle, February 5, 2018, 12:06am; Reply: 32
I'm not the only one who is sick of the outright hatred being brought up again and again toward Fenty.

I would defy anyone who says he does not want the best for GTFC  but it's all been said before.

At this moment I just want us to stay up not sure changing things now will even work we have got what we have got.

On Saturday the loud chant that started in the upper "stand up if you love Grimsby" looked and sounded great from the main stand. Then all the upper, lower and Pontoon stood up and followed suit.

Followed by "All town are we" actually brought a lump to my throat after all that had gone on before.

Must say despite the crowd size it is as good a noise I have heard in here all season.

Like it or not good, bad and ugly we are a family no fecker else gives a toss about us.

                                                                                            UTM.
Posted by: 1mickylyons, February 5, 2018, 8:06am; Reply: 33
Quoted from Mrs Doyle
I'm not the only one who is sick of the outright hatred being brought up again and again toward Fenty.

I would defy anyone who says he does not want the best for GTFC  but it's all been said before.

At this moment I just want us to stay up not sure changing things now will even work we have got what we have got.

On Saturday the loud chant that started in the upper "stand up if you love Grimsby" looked and sounded great from the main stand. Then all the upper, lower and Pontoon stood up and followed suit.

Followed by "All town are we" actually brought a lump to my throat after all that had gone on before.

Must say despite the crowd size it is as good a noise I have heard in here all season.

Like it or not good, bad and ugly we are a family no fecker else gives a toss about us.

                                                                                            UTM.


I have said it others have said and opposing Manager`s previously have said it.When the GY crowd back their team it`s old school it`s partisan it isn`t pleasant for the opposition and it helps win games BUT the crowd need something to feed off.If Fenty gives us the head of Slade this week Blundell Park will be like a flipping bear pit til the end of the season.
Posted by: wiggers, February 5, 2018, 8:35am; Reply: 34
The Slade appointment has been an absolute disaster. The Fenty statement won’t change that. Why won’t he get rid? With him gone people will be back in their droves. I have no intention of returning to BP whilst he is in charge, my Son, my Dad, my Cousin and his son all feel the same way along with many others. I just don’t get it?? As a person Slade seems like a nice guy but his style of football is boring, he has replaced good players with far worse, we can’t win a game or score goals and are on a one way course to relegation. Getting behind the team is very difficult when you don’t believe in the manager, his tactics and player selection. Like many have said on here there are lots of us that have been supporting Town over 30 years, this is the first time I have voted with my feet.
Posted by: TAGG, February 5, 2018, 10:53am; Reply: 35
Quoted from H19P1



You're negativity is somewhat of a concern and not to mention your language. Platform or train?


I am full of positivity.
I'm positive that Fenty has made one big fuckup of our club.
I'm positive that he is still making a intercourse up of our club.
I am positive that no other club would have employed a Manager who has never won anything and was sacked from his last three jobs.
I am positive that there are to many fools still backing a man who has never made one good decision for our club.
As for the language I've toned the fornicator down for you for this post  ❤️
Posted by: grimsby pete, February 5, 2018, 10:53am; Reply: 36
I think I can speak for everyone on here and say Yes Lets move on UP the table.
Posted by: lew chaterleys lover, February 5, 2018, 11:08am; Reply: 37
Quoted from Mrs Doyle
I'm not the only one who is sick of the outright hatred being brought up again and again toward Fenty.

I would defy anyone who says he does not want the best for GTFC  but it's all been said before.

At this moment I just want us to stay up not sure changing things now will even work we have got what we have got.

On Saturday the loud chant that started in the upper "stand up if you love Grimsby" looked and sounded great from the main stand. Then all the upper, lower and Pontoon stood up and followed suit.

Followed by "All town are we" actually brought a lump to my throat after all that had gone on before.

Must say despite the crowd size it is as good a noise I have heard in here all season.

Like it or not good, bad and ugly we are a family no fecker else gives a toss about us.

                                                                                            UTM.


God this is getting tiresome.

Is the only plus point point for Fenty that he "wants the best for the club"?

We all want that from the manager to the tea lady.

He has had 15 years or so do actually DO something which would lead to the club actually getting better. After an initial investment (which we all applaud him for) he has done nothing, zilch, zero to make the club any better whatsoever, either on the field or off it.

People have to be accountable for their actions; he has failed in every single respect, by any measure. If people have got such low expectations that having any club at all counts for success, then we are doomed, as eventually the lack of investment on and off the pitch will catch up with us, and we go the way of York.

It won't happen overnight, but he must make arrangements to step down, even if it is an internal shake up of the club till a buyer is found, on terms that Fenty can live with, but not with so many strings attached it is a waste of time.

Whatever happens between now and the end of the season, we must prepare for life after Fenty.
Posted by: marinerrick, February 5, 2018, 11:48am; Reply: 38
I sat in the upper on Saturday and yes the 'stand up if you love Grimsby' was great. I couldn't see but i wonder if JF stood up i imagine so.  I agree that Slade is not the best man for the job but we have to put up with it for this season,  As for the 'stand up if you have had enough chant' I think it was pointless and would not have shown the true feelings of many a fan.  I stood up not because I've had enough but because i couldn't see as someone in front of me had stood up. this may have happened from row A to row T in all stands.  The protests were peaceful and although unfortunately in my opinion directed at the wrong man, were very much acknowledged by JF and commendably commented upon.  Lets pick up and go again starting with Crawley on Saturday and make this season safe and one to forget.  For the record i'm not a ST holder but still attend as many home games as I can along with a handful of away days.  UTM
Posted by: 75 (Guest), February 5, 2018, 11:51am; Reply: 39
Quoted from wiggers
The Slade appointment has been an absolute disaster. The Fenty statement won’t change that. Why won’t he get rid? With him gone people will be back in their droves. I have no intention of returning to BP whilst he is in charge, my Son, my Dad, my Cousin and his son all feel the same way along with many others. I just don’t get it?? As a person Slade seems like a nice guy but his style of football is boring, he has replaced good players with far worse, we can’t win a game or score goals and are on a one way course to relegation. Getting behind the team is very difficult when you don’t believe in the manager, his tactics and player selection. Like many have said on here there are lots of us that have been supporting Town over 30 years, this is the first time I have voted with my feet.


Great post, pretty much sums it up.
Posted by: grimsby pete, February 5, 2018, 12:41pm; Reply: 40
We have to ask Mr shut up Marley seeing as he is the accountant,

1. Cost of saxking Slade,

2, Cost of being non league again,

3  How much extra money the bigger gates will bring in if Slade is sacked.

Do the figures and report back.
Posted by: MarinersOnTheUp, February 5, 2018, 2:37pm; Reply: 41
We draw a line under it and then what? A few months time were in the same situation again. What's the point of that? It seems to happen time and time again through.
Posted by: arryarryarry, February 5, 2018, 10:55pm; Reply: 42
Quoted from Mrs Doyle
I'm not the only one who is sick of the outright hatred being brought up again and again toward Fenty.

I would defy anyone who says he does not want the best for GTFC  but it's all been said before.

At this moment I just want us to stay up not sure changing things now will even work we have got what we have got.

On Saturday the loud chant that started in the upper "stand up if you love Grimsby" looked and sounded great from the main stand. Then all the upper, lower and Pontoon stood up and followed suit.

Followed by "All town are we" actually brought a lump to my throat after all that had gone on before.

Must say despite the crowd size it is as good a noise I have heard in here all season.

Like it or not good, bad and ugly we are a family no fecker else gives a toss about us.

                                                                                            UTM.


Unfortunately the only chants at the end of the game were boos ringing out yet again after the abject failure to win a home game.

All the statements from the club wont help until Slade has gone.
Posted by: KingstonMariner, February 5, 2018, 11:58pm; Reply: 43
Quoted from grimsby pete
We have to ask Mr shut up Marley seeing as he is the accountant,

1. Cost of saxking Slade,

2, Cost of being non league again,

3  How much extra money the bigger gates will bring in if Slade is sacked.

Do the figures and report back.


What you're saying is Pete, we need to get our facts right, and then draw a line under them.

And write a final number under that line.  ;)
Posted by: promotion plaice, February 6, 2018, 12:03am; Reply: 44
Quoted from grimsby pete
We have to ask Mr shut up Marley seeing as he is the accountant,

1. Cost of saxking Slade,

2, Cost of being non league again,

3  How much extra money the bigger gates will bring in if Slade is sacked.

Do the figures and report back.


Easy peesy.........the benign loan will become insurmountable.

Posted by: RonMariner, February 6, 2018, 12:07am; Reply: 45
I am really worried about this season, but on balance, thanks largely to Barnet and Chesterfield, I have just about managed to persuade myself that we will survive. Reports from Saturdays game suggest that Hall-Johnson and Wilks might make a positive impact, and Jackson has scored a few in his time. We are drawing or losing by the odd goal in many matches, so a slight improvement might be enough to keep us up.

But I really fear for next season. I have zero confidence in Slade. He has to go so that a new guy can build a new squad. With all the loanees going, and a few out of contract in the summer it's an opportunity to get a fresh squad together.

But if Slade remains I fear we are well and truly done for. He has to go.
Posted by: Mrs Doyle, February 6, 2018, 5:27am; Reply: 46
Fenty backed Hurst for six seasons in non-league when let's face it a large majority on and off here wanted him gone.

I don't think Slade is much good but I also think he is a smooth talker and has got himself a very lucrative contract.

Can not understand how Fenty fell for it again but my feeling is Slade must be sailing close to the wind it's when the board decides enough is enough.

I think we WILL JUST SURVIVE this season thanks mainly to Barnet and Chesterfield but if we want decent season ticket sales next season he has got to go.

During summer a massive amount of rebuilding is going to be needed and excess getting rid of to get a DECENT slimmed down cost-effective squad back together.

Slade as proved beyond a shadow of a doubt he is NOT the man for that job.
Posted by: Mrs Doyle, February 6, 2018, 5:53am; Reply: 47
Quoted from arryarryarry


Unfortunately the only chants at the end of the game were boos ringing out yet again after the abject failure to win a home game.

All the statements from the club wont help until Slade has gone.


I ticked that Array because I totally agree with you on that one.
Posted by: rancido, February 6, 2018, 7:58pm; Reply: 48
Quoted from Mrs Doyle
I'm not the only one who is sick of the outright hatred being brought up again and again toward Fenty.

I would defy anyone who says he does not want the best for GTFC  but it's all been said before.

At this moment I just want us to stay up not sure changing things now will even work we have got what we have got.

On Saturday the loud chant that started in the upper "stand up if you love Grimsby" looked and sounded great from the main stand. Then all the upper, lower and Pontoon stood up and followed suit.

Followed by "All town are we" actually brought a lump to my throat after all that had gone on before.

Must say despite the crowd size it is as good a noise I have heard in here all season.

Like it or not good, bad and ugly we are a family no fecker else gives a toss about us.

                                                                                            UTM.



...and JF stood up as well !!!
Posted by: Cambs Mariner, February 6, 2018, 8:33pm; Reply: 49
If Mr Slade has managed to negotiate himself a good salary and long contract, with a decent pay off if/when he leaves,  then somebody on the board surely has to be held responsible for that decision.
They must have looked at his CV and thought a potential manager with his record of being sacked 3 times in just over a year is a huge risk.
They must have been aware that to give him a supposedly large salary and contract that they wouldn't be able to afford to pay him off if he failed.
If he had been given a reasonable salary and a years contract then it would have been more understandable when he was appointed.
I know we don't know for certain that he is on a large salary and long contract but if the rumours are true somebodies head has to roll for negligence and failure for putting the club at risk.
Posted by: Cod Cheeks, February 7, 2018, 6:32pm; Reply: 50
Lincoln keep proving that unity is strength.
It won't change for us until we're all pulling the bus up the hill
If we keep trying to prove who is to blame then we're doomed
FFS smell the National League!!


Posted by: Marinerz93, February 7, 2018, 8:37pm; Reply: 51
Quoted from Cod Cheeks
Lincoln keep proving that unity is strength.
It won't change for us until we're all pulling the bus up the hill
If we keep trying to prove who is to blame then we're doomed
FFS smell the National League!!




We all pulled in the same direction and backed the club as much as we could the last time we dropped into non league, that was down to the board, manager and players not the fans. Blackpool got promoted even though their fans boycotted the club, that was down to their board, manager and players.

The board, manager and players are the real ones who drive success and failure regardless how many fans turn out, look at Scunthorpe. It's about time the Town fans are stopped being used as an excuse as to why this club is failing and has done so for over a decade.
Posted by: arryarryarry, February 7, 2018, 11:00pm; Reply: 52
Quoted from Marinerz93


We all pulled in the same direction and backed the club as much as we could the last time we dropped into non league, that was down to the board, manager and players not the fans. Blackpool got promoted even though their fans boycotted the club, that was down to their board, manager and players.

The board, manager and players are the real ones who drive success and failure regardless how many fans turn out, look at Scunthorpe. It's about time the Town fans are stopped being used as an excuse as to why this club is failing and has done so for over a decade.


Spot on.
Posted by: Balthazar Bullitt, February 7, 2018, 11:33pm; Reply: 53
Quoted from Cod Cheeks
Lincoln keep proving that unity is strength.
It won't change for us until we're all pulling the bus up the hill
If we keep trying to prove who is to blame then we're doomed
FFS smell the National League!!




Completely agree.

When do you think the people on the Board will realise that?
Posted by: Garth, February 8, 2018, 8:31am; Reply: 54
Quoted from Cod Cheeks
Lincoln keep proving that unity is strength.
It won't change for us until we're all pulling the bus up the hill
If we keep trying to prove who is to blame then we're doomed
FFS smell the National League!!




Its pointless pulling the bus up the hill when the driver keeps steering us off the road
Posted by: Cod Cheeks, February 8, 2018, 11:46am; Reply: 55
:X never thought of that!!
Quoted from Garth


Its pointless pulling the bus up the hill when the driver keeps steering us off the road


Posted by: monkeyboy, February 8, 2018, 3:33pm; Reply: 56
Were the fans different when Alan Buckly was so succesful? probably not but the Board sure was. hey we had succes but was it the fans fault?
Posted by: Madeleymariner, February 8, 2018, 5:40pm; Reply: 57
I have to say I will happily take part in any Slade Out chant and hope there are plenty that occur during any game but wont be booing players, even Berret or Woolford, but we will not progress with this bloke as manager and has to be gone asap and as much pressure  put on JF to get rid as possible and if that means chanting Slade Out for 90 mins at games, (As opposed to RS B&W army)  so be it.
Posted by: Cloudy, February 8, 2018, 6:46pm; Reply: 58
Quoted from Madeleymariner
I have to say I will happily take part in any Slade Out chant and hope there are plenty that occur during any game but wont be booing players, even Berret or Woolford, but we will not progress with this bloke as manager and has to be gone asap and as much pressure  put on JF to get rid as possible and if that means chanting Slade Out for 90 mins at games, (As opposed to RS B&W army)  so be it.


Not sure many will hear you chanting at iplayer on your laptop! ;)
Posted by: Madeleymariner, February 8, 2018, 6:51pm; Reply: 59
Quoted from Cloudy


Not sure many will hear you chanting at iplayer on your laptop! ;)


Thats true but I will be at a few more games this season. got to say it though shouting at the computer helps get me through it each week ;)
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