Quiet night, Jimmy?

Its not a problem for me i dont care if noddy was in charge i love my club and will support them no matter what, all you doom and gloom merchants are entitled to your opinion and so am i. Call me what you like i am a black and white and proud of it so B*****ks to the lot of you ,if you dont like it dont go !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok. You're illiterate. And a bit of a drama queen.

Calm down.

I want the club to replace the coach but I'll still be going.

I won't. It's a 120 mile round trip from my house to the KC and it would be a massive rush to get there on Friday. On balance, I've decided it's not worth it. I wish I felt differently, but I don't.

I won't knock anyone for not going at present, certainly not those who have to travel.

I knew if I waited long enough my attendance pattern would become fashionable.

I don't know whether to envy you for having a ready made excuse not to attend, or pity you for having to listen to Radio Humberside every week.

Im sorry but from a rovers fan you DO get behind your team in your thousands. Happens every week. You maybe blind to your teams effert and coaches tactics but your there every week. We're the same but we love our teams good or bad.

Where the feck did they all go when you where in the wilderness then

Not sure how you can say that.

Since Rovers return to the top flight you've improved year on year and your fans resolve hasn't been tested at all, it'd be interesting to see how many of your new/returning fans hung around for long if you went through a period like ours.

The sad thing is that for the first time in years I'm not frustrated by missing so many live games. The year before we switched to Friday nights we had a season pass and attended perhaps half the home games and a few away as well. That's four of us effectively lost, and I doubt our situation is unique.