agree with the leaders poor decision making but making up the difference every now and again by these type of efforts is definitely not a long term strategic plan

Talking to my parents last week one of their friends has switched from being a Fulham fan to being a Carshalton fan and another has switched from being a West Ham fan to being a Barnet fan. Both had had enough of the attitudes of the players at their clubs and the cost of it all. It is strange to see the switch from Premier League to non-league.

How many floating football fans are there? Very few from my experience. Every person I know who has any interest in football is already a fan of one (or more than one) club. People who only go to the occasional match are much more likely to be influenced by having a mate or family member who is fan of another club invite them to join them than some spur of the moment decision.

Almost forgot. Heard yesterday that the DT/club had a meeting this week about season tickets for NPL. Survey coming soon.

Spit - Do you have a terminal illness or something? What is your hurry?

With some outside investment, truely believe Glyn could get us to the championship.league 1 isnt full of great team top team Rotherham have lost 8 games this seson,wycombe, sunderland only won half their games.

No, Mark. We asked fans and the big wide world to lend us cash to finish a stadium vital for long-term growth because our glorious leaders failed us by making poor decisions.

KD: the problem with your short term comment is that all we are doing by asking fans for hand outs every couple of seasons is “short termism”. It’s not long term sustainable

Loving the optimism 😎

I had a quick google and turns out there are other football clubs in London so people wouldn’t have to choose between just us and Brentford.

After 38 years,cant change teams,should be a bit more entertaining in the national league in a couple of seasons,with one of the best grounds

SW19 on yesterday now up - [Link]

Spit. How much ‘sucess’ is down to him? More so the foundations of moneyball that they built sometime prior to his arrival?

What actually happened was that the Pig held the ball up well but kept waiting for support to pass to which wasn’t forthcoming hence he got tackled

So your a floating football fan and you fancy a game on a saturday next seson,.do you go to NPL to watch quite shit football with some fans who think we are so great because we're fans owned and like to tick boxes or do you go to Brentford new ground in the championship playing excellent football who can compete due to their online gambling tycoon owner?

Just because we would have a 20k capacity stadium doesn’t mean we’d get 20k gates. Whenever I watch Championship games on telly there’s always that’s echoey sound of a half full stadium.

I believe that Trott is a much more accurate kicker than Day and because of that the ball is in the opponents half more as a result. This is one reason why we have less shots on goal at the moment. Also the more time that the ball is in the opponents half takes the pressure off our defence Simples!

Crawley are a club that has possibly moved from living beyond its means to being self-sustainable?

morning troops - own up. Who hacked ws86's tag or is this truly the end of an era?

RIP but shoo-in for the Darwin Awards this year [Link]

Yeovil are perhaps the best lesson about getting promoted to the Championship when you aren't equipped for it.

CW whilst I normally agree with that the problem yesterday was Pig kept going to get the ball then dwelling on it for ages before making bad decisions. Appiah was the better player (and I don’t have any time for him generally)

Millwall, decent blue print for a club that utilises it’s academy, fairly astute in the transfer market, small fanbase with a small budget who predominantly spend their time in the championship with not much time in L1.

Oh dear, Silk. Maybe we should sell up? ;-)

KD- not really. I think any season in the Championship, until we upgrade to 20k, will the exception to the norm. If we do things right we can be a decent Cup team and reach many quarter finals and stay in L1. if we get things wrong we could see ourselves in L2 for a few seasons.