Sub 10k is just around the corner if we carry on the way we are.

i agree , said there will be less ecpecially as its saints we play and we will have been mullered by leeds by then aswell

I don't think we'll consistently get < 10K this season. Poor away following and TV didn't help. At the end of the day if people don't go they don't go. As has been said elsewhere if it means less moaning, hand wringing and slagging then some good will come out of it. As usual it will be the real IAKOW fans who are left and maybe then we can recover with everyone pulling in the same direction.

Indeed. If ony the stay aways would stay off RLFans too.

Just done my survey, the points I raised were:

- Over paid average players
- No Leadership on pitch
- No tatics
- SCRUM HALF (yes I put it in caps)
- BBC ban is petty and is only affecting the fans
- Cheap coach option for years now
- They dont listen to fans and are in need a fans forums asap
- Business side of the club is going strong but on field side is going backwards for a few years now and is soon going to start hurting the business side of things(this may ring alarm bells, as they stand to lose money)

What do you think a meeting with the stadium manager is going to entail?? The last meeting wasn't a regular meeting!!!

I expect a meeting to discuss the issues that I raised in my last post as previously mentioned most of the FC Voices I heard yesterday did not raise any queries with regards to the stadium facilities.

I would even raise the question of the need for a meeting with the stadium manager when the major question amongst supporters is that of the fayre on the field and the countless embarrassing PR faux pas.

The initial question raised by a previous poster was with reference to not being aware of were to find the minutes and on review my points were raised.

As mentioned my offer of assistance with the minutes still stands

It's far easier to pi$$ and moan on here about every single aspect of the club than to put that energy into doing something constructive about it. There you have it. No one can be bothered as it's too much like hard work.

I was involved in the very early days of HISA with the likes of Vince and Steve and they did sterling work around the time of the merger. However once the dust had settled many people lost interest.

Its one thing turning up to a meeting, another to organise it and run it.

Absolutely - it's almost a full time job.

I had my say. I had trouble remembering all my gripes. Everything from fri night debacle to the Reardon debacle, then there was the Briscoe debacle and Judas debacle oh and also the scrum half debacle....you get the picture.

So you don't think a significant drop in income matters then?

In the same way that you don't think an A grade licence matters.