Exactly. It's a public statement which is aimed at garnering support and ultimately making a difference. I don't disagree with the methodology, petitions can make a difference, but how can anyone expect this one to be taken seriously when the statement is so badly written? Not just the grammar or punctuation, but the rhetoric, the tone, the points that are badly made.

The poster who made it has been writing the same level of claptrap on here for months and rarely has anyone agreeing with him.

I am starting to be annoyed by the way Radford has now started blaming the fans for his shocking performances.

At the end of the day the buck stops with him and I fear for my team this year. Unless performances improve a lot he will certainly start hearing more than moaning and groaning.

For me just another excuse and someone else to balme instead of himself.

It might be pointless to you and a couple of others but actually it clearly isn't, Pearson acting (with regard to sacking Radford)on the influence of ANY petition, email, letters or fan action in whatever form it took was/is about as likely a Ed Milliband becoming PM, that was a gimme.

What it has done in a very small way has allowed some people to vent their feelings toward the club with regard to how things are going, both on the field and indeed off it and knowing that an email with the register of that feeling going direct to the club.
That's far from pointless, I respect that you & others hold an opinion contrary to that, wrong as it may be.
HTH

If people just want to have a moan there's RLFans, Facebook, Twitter, and a few other RL forums. And you can get your moaning direct to the club via at least two of those, probably three. Hence one additional 'moaning resource' being pointless.

HTH. Although I doubt it.

Ahem.... I so wish wasn't going to happen but it was inevitable with Radford in charge.

I know you'd have loved to bring this back up after a defeat today but since you ain't been able to since the Wakey away defeat, ahem, I'll do it for you.