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I renewed several weeks ago, because I want to support my club financially.However, I doubt that I'll be attending that many games, unless there is massive improvement next season, which at the moment I just can't see.
Not really keen to as there's not been much enjoyment again this year (ironically early season under mcsheffrey was probably most enjoyable).But Mrs made a good point yesterday, what if we don't get one and there's 500 tickets at Harrogate to win the league next year.....We'll get better eventually, won't we????
Who isn’t buying one next season that has had one this season? The only way we can force these clowns out of the club is by not buying the product that they are serving up. When they realise that no one wants a ticket to their circus they may finally admit that they need to sell up.
Bought mine. It’s been worse, it will be better. BELIVE.
Replaced by whom?
Quote from: ravenrover on March 19, 2023, 09:16:01 amReplaced by whom?I wouldn’t come and knock on your door and try and buy your house if it wasn’t up for sale. If they put the club up sale there would be potential buyers. Stop fooling yourself to say there wouldn’t be. The owners are currently not losing any money from the club as they are not spending anything so they are in no rush to sell up. If fans stopped buying tickets then they would soon realise that they are not wanted anymore and they might actually come out and invite potential buyers to make an offer.
Quote from: swain_drfc on March 19, 2023, 09:21:17 amQuote from: ravenrover on March 19, 2023, 09:16:01 amReplaced by whom?I wouldn’t come and knock on your door and try and buy your house if it wasn’t up for sale. If they put the club up sale there would be potential buyers. Stop fooling yourself to say there wouldn’t be. The owners are currently not losing any money from the club as they are not spending anything so they are in no rush to sell up. If fans stopped buying tickets then they would soon realise that they are not wanted anymore and they might actually come out and invite potential buyers to make an offer. The board have said on several occasions over the years they're open to offers for the club, this has been reported in the press and it's in the public domain. Anyone wanting to make a multi-million pound investment is likely to be reasonably proactive and know this, it's not like searching the classifieds for a Cat D Vectra.What's more likely is that there's a tiny to non-existent pool of people with the ability and willingness to effectively incinerate cash in lower league football.
I can see both sides of the argument but I’ve supported donny for the vast majority of my 58 years and, although we are watching some real shyte at the moment and I’m not loving it, isn’t that part of supporting a lower league club? The lows are proper kack but the Brentford’s, Wembleys, Brittania stadiums… they are life affirming. And without the lows, you don’t have the roller coaster that is being a donny fan.Don’t get me wrong, I wish things were much better, but my Saturday nights moaning about a loss or celebrating a win just wouldn’t be the same without it. It’s my chance to spend some time with old mates, newer mates and family. I’ve renewed but I understand those who haven’t, I really do. And I’m sure things will get better in time, maybe next season, maybe in 10 yrs, and some of those fans will come back but will have missed the highs of getting back there. All I know is that if I’d chucked in having a ST when things got really bad I’d have missed out on so much, not just football, but mates, an amazing relationship with my rovers mad late mum (esp touching on Mother’s Day!) and some great times.