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To me, Ehabs apology means the fans have got what they wanted from what he said all those years ago, some fans are so entrenched with the notion that until the Allams leave they won’t go again, I suggest that they won’t come back anyway, for three reasons, 1, they have found other interests on a match day, 2. They have found another club, 3. We are crap and not in the Premiership.

I’ve never stopped going to City home games, but I understand other fans reasons for not going, price seems to be the main one.

The zonal pricing was ****ing stupid from the Allams, he’s changed it, the name change never happened, the badge has been reverted back to having City on it, stuff like the open days are back, half price match tickets, legend Ashbee doing a QA with Meyler, all good things.

Ehab at last has admitted he’s made massive mistakes and fans have said it’s because of the parachute payments, maybe so, but he could easily walk away and kill the club off, but he isn’t, so what to do, accept the apology and get back to watching the team we all love, or stay away in the vain hope that one day they will sell up.

The Derby game is nearly sold out I heard, good stuff seems to work, what’s that saying, to err is human, to forgive devine.
 
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steverico said:
To me, Ehabs apology means the fans have got what they wanted from what he said all those years ago, some fans are so entrenched with the notion that until the Allams leave they won’t go again, I suggest that they won’t come back anyway, for three reasons, 1, they have found other interests on a match day, 2. They have found another club, 3. We are crap and not in the Premiership.

I’ve never stopped going to City home games, but I understand other fans reasons for not going, price seems to be the main one.

The zonal pricing was ****ing stupid from the Allams, he’s changed it, the name change never happened, the badge has been reverted back to having City on it, stuff like the open days are back, half price match tickets, legend Ashbee doing a QA with Meyler, all good things.

Ehab at last has admitted he’s made massive mistakes and fans have said it’s because of the parachute payments, maybe so, but he could easily walk away and kill the club off, but he isn’t, so what to do, accept the apology and get back to watching the team we all love, or stay away in the vain hope that one day they will sell up.

The Derby game is nearly sold out I heard, good stuff seems to work, what’s that saying, to err is human, to forgive devine.
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I’ve never wanted, asked for, desired or expected an apology. They’re scum ****s & I want them to **** off.
 
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steverico said:
To me, Ehabs apology means the fans have got what they wanted from what he said all those years ago, some fans are so entrenched with the notion that until the Allams leave they won’t go again, I suggest that they won’t come back anyway, for three reasons, 1, they have found other interests on a match day, 2. They have found another club, 3. We are crap and not in the Premiership.

I’ve never stopped going to City home games, but I understand other fans reasons for not going, price seems to be the main one.

The zonal pricing was ****ing stupid from the Allams, he’s changed it, the name change never happened, the badge has been reverted back to having City on it, stuff like the open days are back, half price match tickets, legend Ashbee doing a QA with Meyler, all good things.

Ehab at last has admitted he’s made massive mistakes and fans have said it’s because of the parachute payments, maybe so, but he could easily walk away and kill the club off, but he isn’t, so what to do, accept the apology and get back to watching the team we all love, or stay away in the vain hope that one day they will sell up.

The Derby game is nearly sold out I heard, good stuff seems to work, what’s that saying, to err is human, to forgive devine.
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Some are not attending because they were promised a friendly against El Ahly and it has never materialised.
 
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Some are not attending because they were promised a friendly against El Ahly and it has never materialised.
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Who? Who's not attending because of that?

It was a **** thing to do, but I don't recall anybody giving it as a solid reason for boycotting.
 
Some said the Allams would never apologise due to being to stubborn etc... But they have, so are the supports now going to be the stubborn ones and stay away from a club they love or accept the Allams have said sorry ( they can still hate them as we all do ) and come back?

Concessions are back
The name change has gone
They are calling us by our proper name
The have said sorry
They ( on the face of it ) or admitting the mistakes they made and trying to change
( yes we know it's because the prem money has gone )
We have a decent badge

Let's just fill the stadium, back the team and have a stadium full of allam out Chants along the way while we enjoy some decent football
 
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Unfortunately you don’t always get what you want, so either sit there hating, or, shrug your shoulders, say **** em, I’m going back to watch the team I loved before they went bad
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I’ll do what’s morally right for me & keep my values & principles intact, if that’s ok with you. I’m prepared to wait.
 
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steverico said:
To me, Ehabs apology means the fans have got what they wanted from what he said all those years ago, some fans are so entrenched with the notion that until the Allams leave they won’t go again, I suggest that they won’t come back anyway, for three reasons, 1, they have found other interests on a match day, 2. They have found another club, 3. We are crap and not in the Premiership.

I’ve never stopped going to City home games, but I understand other fans reasons for not going, price seems to be the main one.

The zonal pricing was ****ing stupid from the Allams, he’s changed it, the name change never happened, the badge has been reverted back to having City on it, stuff like the open days are back, half price match tickets, legend Ashbee doing a QA with Meyler, all good things.

Ehab at last has admitted he’s made massive mistakes and fans have said it’s because of the parachute payments, maybe so, but he could easily walk away and kill the club off, but he isn’t, so what to do, accept the apology and get back to watching the team we all love, or stay away in the vain hope that one day they will sell up.

The Derby game is nearly sold out I heard, good stuff seems to work, what’s that saying, to err is human, to forgive devine.
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Good for you Pal :emoticon-0148-yes:
 
steverico said:
To me, Ehabs apology means the fans have got what they wanted from what he said all those years ago, some fans are so entrenched with the notion that until the Allams leave they won’t go again, I suggest that they won’t come back anyway, for three reasons, 1, they have found other interests on a match day, 2. They have found another club, 3. We are crap and not in the Premiership.

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I understand and agree with some of what your'e saying here. However, I find point 2, ****ing insulting. I realise your post isn't aimed directly at me, but who is that **** aimed at? Your'e a genuine Hull City fan, but so am I, so don't give me **** like that because I don't go to games anymore.

You've read more than enough on here and presumably elsewhere, to know why I and many others won't go until these arseholes are gone, so don't you ****ing dare make such accusations. Found another club ffs.

I'll go when they've well and truly gone and there's a lot of us feel the same way. But just don't come out with utter ****e, like "They've found another club".

It takes a lot to piss me off on here, but you've done a good job of it here.
 
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I understand and agree with some of what your'e saying here. However, I find point 2, ****ing insulting. I realise your post isn't aimed directly at me, but who is that **** aimed at? Your'e a genuine Hull City fan, but so am I, so don't give me **** like that because I don't go to games anymore.

You've read more than enough on here and presumably elsewhere, to know why I and many others won't go until these arseholes are gone, so don't you ****ing dare make such accusations. Found another club ffs.

I'll go when they've well and truly gone and there's a lot of us feel the same way. But just don't come out with utter ****e, like "They've found another club".

It takes a lot to piss me off on here, but you've done a good job of it here.
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On the contrary .!!
His post us aimed at anybody that doesn't share his stand point !
 
Kempton said:
I understand and agree with some of what your'e saying here. However, I find point 2, ****ing insulting. I realise your post isn't aimed directly at me, but who is that **** aimed at? Your'e a genuine Hull City fan, but so am I, so don't give me **** like that because I don't go to games anymore.

You've read more than enough on here and presumably elsewhere, to know why I and many others won't go until these arseholes are gone, so don't you ****ing dare make such accusations. Found another club ffs.

I'll go when they've well and truly gone and there's a lot of us feel the same way. But just don't come out with utter ****e, like "They've found another club".

It takes a lot to piss me off on here, but you've done a good job of it here.
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That's a bit strong Kemps to be fair, what about Hull fc, Hull kr, North Ferriby? There's one poster who openly admits switching to Scarborough.

Nobody is blaming anyone, it's just another symptom of the Allam debacle.
 
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I can confirm that the Derby game is nowhere near a sell out...

steverico said:
To me, Ehabs apology means the fans have got what they wanted from what he said all those years ago, some fans are so entrenched with the notion that until the Allams leave they won’t go again, I suggest that they won’t come back anyway, for three reasons, 1, they have found other interests on a match day, 2. They have found another club, 3. We are crap and not in the Premiership.

I’ve never stopped going to City home games, but I understand other fans reasons for not going, price seems to be the main one.

The zonal pricing was ****ing stupid from the Allams, he’s changed it, the name change never happened, the badge has been reverted back to having City on it, stuff like the open days are back, half price match tickets, legend Ashbee doing a QA with Meyler, all good things.

Ehab at last has admitted he’s made massive mistakes and fans have said it’s because of the parachute payments, maybe so, but he could easily walk away and kill the club off, but he isn’t, so what to do, accept the apology and get back to watching the team we all love, or stay away in the vain hope that one day they will sell up.

The Derby game is nearly sold out I heard, good stuff seems to work, what’s that saying, to err is human, to forgive devine.
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fozzies said:
That's a bit strong Kemps to be fair, what about Hull fc, Hull kr, North Ferriby? There's one poster who openly admits switching to Scarborough.

Nobody is blaming anyone, it's just another symptom of the Allam debacle.
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I find the comment regarding one fan switching to Scarborough well below the belt as there are well known reasons for this.
 
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As with most things in life, people will do what they feel like and for that there’s no right or wrong reason for going or not going. I decided to continue going because my lad is football mad, I didn’t want him taking the easy option a lot of his friends have done which was ‘support’ Manchester City or whoever else is flavour of the month.

I have also experienced a lot of bereavement over the last few years and I don’t want to delay watching matches with my lad - we never know when our time is up.

So, I will continue attending and I will also continue to think the Allams are ****s. I don’t think morals/principles come into play, just varying perspectives on what is or isn’t important. For me it’s more important watching matches with my lad than it is holding a grudge and not going. I won’t be around forever.
 
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