As Wrencat says, it’s nothing to do with us and best left with the people running the club. There is surely too much strain and pressure anyway. A tough decision, the right one, has been made and all need time to rebuild and refocus for a very tough end of season, just let them all get on with it.
Me personally, I have found this last few months unbearable watching the deterioration but I will be there watching us hopefully give our best effort v Wire.

In answer to the thread title: 'Good'

Absolutely stinks especially for the fans who gave there season ticket money up now its going on a complete plank. Chester if he had anything about him would refuse it or donate back to the club. I wanted it to succeed but this is absolutely ludicrous verbal agreement. Shocking

Absolutely stinks especially for the fans who gave there season ticket money up now its going on a complete plank. Chester if he had anything about him would refuse it or donate back to the club. I wanted it to succeed but this is absolutely ludicrous verbal agreement. Shocking

Luckily we have a CEO who knows how to deal with people and businesses better than you.

Talking about a complete plank, how are you?

Whilst I personally have no strong feelings about it and can see the logic in doing what we've done; if, and it's big if, we had no legal obligation to do so (I don't pretend to know either way if we did or didn't), then I can see the perspective of those who did help out by donating their season ticket money who are a bit miffed we are forking out for this.

How long can we link every aspect of running the club to those of us who didn't ask for a refund last year?

I gave up mine for the sole purpose of seeing the club survive 2020.

I handed over this years cash to the club with no strings attached.

I am not miffed at all with my donations at least there is a club to support after all what has gone for the past 2 seasons

Obviously a way of making his parting a whole lot more palatable by the guy in charge, after all they are friends as well as business acquaintances and as such feels this is the right thing to do .

Whatever the relationship, it was the 'correct' thing to do.

Honouring the agreement is indeed the correct thing to do. Offering the extension agreement in the first place wasn’t.

We have difficulty attracting staff and players of quality as it is. The least we can do is show that employees will always be treated well with honour and integrity.

Some U-turn that, a verbally agreed contract extension to getting the sack!

I think that's a fair point.