I note that as per usual MC having read his recent Twitter entries does not get it regarding BV. He was asked if it was our last game but would not say only that what would make us happy is winning the next two games. Yes it would but so would knowing if Saturday could be our last game at BV.
What is the big problem, why would telling us who are after all the ones who pay our money have such an effect on negotiations. What is so secret the season ends one way or another in three weeks and then I am sure the club will be wanting us to buy our season tickets and to do so we will need to know where we are playing. It is now getting ridiculous and I fail to understand the continuing silence.
The club must know if the BOI expect us out because we have terminated our agreement. I feel we are just an inconvenience and if they could do without us it would make their lives so much easier.
I understand the work some supporters have put in but they are our representatives so represent us by telling us what is going on. We have the developers side so what harm could result from disclosing what is going on. I cannot believe how badly the club is being run definitely not for us the supporters but maybe to boost a few egos at the top.

If we finish fourth, the 'million' pound game will be at Belle Vue?

How can anyone tell you what we don't know. There is a lot of negotiating going on, right now, and the outcome is not known.

IF we win the next 2 and Salford lose theirs by enough, then the Halifax game could be the last home game, but only IF negotiations to stay come to nothing. We could end up playing the million pound game at BV, or not, and we could end up leaving, or not - this is not being obtuse in any way, it's just how it is.

As for marketing opportunities, I would rather the club concentrate on survival than on marketing opportunities, and for that I am really disappointed in those players who have been involved in the weekends incident.

We do represent the fans to the best of our abilities in all this. If we start divulging details of ongoing negotiations then we soon won't be and the opportunity to do so will be lost. I hope most can appreciate this.

Come on TRB, as Mark Wilson has said on Twitter, you can't retrospectively say "by the way that was our last game at Belle Vue, hope you enjoyed it"

Also saying that if we win and don't go into the Million pound game, you'd have thought fans would be happy. The two things are totally seperate and to dismiss the feelings of the supporters, well If that's not out of touch then I give up.

I think the answers demonstrate a lack of understanding of where the fans are coming from. They also illustrate a level of intransigence from the club which is present across the board and is quite damaging to the future of the club.

We are certainly not together!

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I really can't understand why people can't see this. It's like asking "how many games have we got left to play". At this moment in time nobody knows!

If somebody used Twitter to ask MC for next weeks Euro Lottery numbers there'd be uproar if he couldn't provide them.

Is it beyond the ability of the club to comprehend that one of possibly two games could easily be the last one in over a hundred years of fame, history, heroes and legendary moments.

Market the first one as probably the last, if another one is required and comes in the form of the Million pound game then double up on the marketing and make the day unmissable. BONUS!

Don't give me that the club have other things to concentrate on, this being possible the last game(s) is massive but the total absence of any empathy with the fans means that we could bow out with nothing more than a whimper

It would be unforgivable if the fans were not allowed to say a proper goodbye to Belle Vue at a competitive fixture. I think we'll still be at BV next year but the time really is coming now for some news.

If the club genuinely don't know where we'll be playing next season, is there any harm in a short statement on the website/Facebook/Twitter that negotiations are ongoing and everyone will be updated when a decision is concrete? That way fans can decide for themselves regarding this weekends game.

Perhaps we should watch every game as though it's our last.
After all it feels like we're on borrowed time.

Get Carlsberg to sponsor it

Decide what? I'll be going. The only decision will be what time I leave!

Think the players will decide that for you.