it's moving as quickly as possible. It's gotten to the point where everyone has just had enough, it's over now. Can't take it any longer.
I'm not actively involved as I don't have the time, I am just abstaining from attending matches for the rest of the season. After yesterdays showing I am just not interested any more. Check out the thread I made about the pavilion, that was the last straw for me.
Although it's worth waiting to see whether we get Warnock who I think could do as well as Grayson. The evidence is starting to point that way. Really well actually. LUST are growing in membership every day and have found someone who wants to buy the club, as well as others who'd be interested in a smaller investment. They've also got some political and celebrity pressure coming up which I think will be very interesting to see pan out. Three protests of late which have got regional and national media coverage and are increasing awareness for the cause each time they happen. Prove it. The fact he chose to stay that far away shows what an easily-rattled coward he is. 90 day thing is bullshit, he could have come if he wanted. So yeah, I think we certainly are loud enough. Our breakeven figure was 24,000 last season, so I think it probably is starting to take effect actually. Yes it will, for the same reason as above. And yet again, average crowds and membership numbers will continue to plummet. Next season is when we'll really start to see Bates' financial income tested and start to force his hand, unless we get a massive turnaround between now and then ( ). Quite the contrary. And the momentum's just going to keep on coming. After-game protests could have something to them, although they're definitely more difficult to arrange. Regional members and out-of-towners will want to get home ASAP, and if it's pre-planned to let them know, Bates will be alerted and leave via a different exit so he doesn't even get confronted. I quite like intimidating the corporates before games at the East Stand facade. He watches on LUTV and looks in the press. There's definitely virtue to protesting when he's not here, although I agree the team should be backed (no-one disagrees with that, it's obvious). That's a good idea actually, although it would require an awful lot of commitment! A protest outside his house would be brilliant, although something tells me Monaco's plod would be onto it quite promptly. Perhaps a similar thing with Shaun Harvey or Yvonne Allen might have some merit to it too; after all they're both directors as well. Nigel Martyn's their Honorary President as Logi says. Kaiser Chiefs are on board too, I think, although there's a risk in taking too gimmicky a strategy like Liverpool did with their last owners (although it did work in the end).
