the way i see it, if thee people with the banners want agar out, then they have every right to voice their opinions.

they pay their hard earned cash, the club say we're the "18th man", so we're allowed to voice our opinion.

the fans showing up shows that they're still behind the team.

I've said all along you can chant hold banners and whatever the only time the board will listen to the fans is if they stop going. Which is exactly why im not going, its the only way the board will get the message.

Feck banners, just dont go as money is the only language the 'company' understand.

Dont give up keep doing it m8

There are ways and means and abusing fans and players is not the right way by any stretch of the imagination.

Stand in West Park on Friday night with a petition and you will get a much greater response

Exactly, i agree, anyone who really cares about our club, who really wants change, who wants some success and can see how far we are slipping behind the rest, i urge you to vote with your feet and wallets and not turn out on Friday night, its a small price to pay, to miss one game, its the only way they will sit up and take note, thousands of empty seats. stay at home, boycott Friday night!!

What about the passholders who've already paid? How will their absence affect the club?

Empty seats.

I would like the answer to that, I would not mind I had to talk my hubby into buying the passes as he did not want us to

Empty seats, speak volumes, i know this wont happen cos all the sheep will turn up regardless, but if we the fans orchastrated a proper boycott and only a few hundred turned up, what do you think the board would think? dont you think that would make them sit up and take some action?

That's my attitude. Nothing that Rich Agar is responsible for producing will ever be worth a £24 admission price, let alone what it costs to go away.

Fair play to the people with the banners, if they want to express their views like that then they have every right to. Most of the people who are disapproving of it would actually be just as happy if Agar does go.

A large number of empty seats will be a concern as they could easily translate into missing pass sales for next season.

But not for this season when people have already paid. The board may not be happy about empty seats, but with money in the bank now, they've no reason to be crying into their G&Ts

Why would I pay for something and not use it? As I said above, the club has passholder's money in the bank so why would they care about a passholder boycott?

I can see the argument about next year's passes, but this year it means the square root of sweet FA to them