to be fair i think it's mainly the ones from out of town that are stirring all the hatred up, from the posts i've read on certain forums mirfield,batley,cleckheckmondsedge seem to be the choice of location for these antagonists, im sure most people in huddersfield are grateful for what ken has done, i think reading some posts a lot of people have it in for davy cos of the merger thing 12 years ago rather than anything to do with the shares.

on the banner thing then,does anyone know where we could maybe get one done either cheap or free

i thought maybe having the man himself on it would be good?

I agree. I meant that Hudds people should show that we're on Ken's side. I know quite a few Terriers' supporters who are really annoyed at how Davy has been attacked & how it has reflected badly on Town.

I would go more along the lines of "Ken Davy - The saviour of professional sport in Huddersfield".

Perhaps the geezer who did the T shirts would like to redress the balance, or am I being delusional?

A company called aura print do a load of stuff for giants (among others) and sponsor Danny kirmond (still) and Bruno. They have a pricing calculator on their website a 1m high 8 metre long banner would be £128. Am sure if someone spoke nicely to Liam the owner he'd do it a bit cheaper.

You do realise Town's attendance announcement has nothing to do with the actual attendance don't you?

Hilarious little piece in today's Examiner re:the "success" of the demonstration by HTSA.

yes, that was my point nic, the actual "gate" was 14,400 but only 10,000 were in attendance, why dont they just announce their actual attendances? embarrassing for hoyle perhaps?

If 10,000 is embarrassing what does that say about our 4-5000. What we wouldn't do for a measly 10,000

Yes I know Jools Giants fans can't really comment on embarrassing crowds, and 10000 at Leeds Road regularly would've been some achievement for Town fans back then but football will always be the bigger attraction whether we like it or not.

They do eventually announce the actual attendance on their website:

BRENTFORD GATE BREAKDOWN
Posted on: Mon 23 Jan 2012

The 'gate' figure for the npower League 1 game between Huddersfield Town and Brentford was 14,405 - but how was it reached?

That figure represents the number of tickets sold for the fixture, which consists of the following:

Fans in attendance: 10,534

(From Brentford: 111)

Total 'Gate': 14,405