And thats why i continue to go.

That's fine but it doesn't make you a better fan than the people who choose to complain, protest or boycott.

I know, ive never said i am or ever will be, there are far more committed fans out there than me. I just enjoying going to the club i support and god it has been testing this year!! And no i dont clap them off at the end.

Everyone takes the p**s and calls the red s**t fans bandwagons jumpers but if we stop going and only go when we are winning arn't we just doing the same as what they did?

I agree with the official mongers comments completely and I dont want Agar in charge at all.

There's a massive difference between being a fairweather fan and stopping going in the hope of forcing the board to make a change for the better, some people don't seem to realise this.

exactly, if we didn't care or were just there for the goods times we'd just stop attending and not say anything

Explain what the difference is for me then please?

he means that many people want to make a short-term or temporary statement, such as boycotting games, maybe even not buying a pass for 1 season etc So the club makes the changes it needs to, to stop this embarrassing decline. The more people just let the club do what they want the slower they will act to do anything. It is a business and so long as there's money coming through the turnstyles and tills they have no need to change anything.

I'll be with u all next season if things dont improve trust me

lol

The trouble is ,when you say to yourself "Thats it,I arn`t going again." you get a brain fart,and its,"I`ll give them one more chance to see if they have improved."
If you are a fan,its Catch 22.

People should just accept and respect other's opinions.

I'm going to keep attending and I would do so whatever. That does not make me "part of the problem" and I'm not wearing "blinkers". I'm just making a choice. If others choose to stay away then that is a shame but I can understand their reasons.

Hopefully things will improve with a new coach and a stronger squad sooner rather than later and we can back where we belong coupled with the sort of crowds we have proved we can achieve.

but not buying a pass doesn't mean you miss out due to the KC's size, even for the derby game tickets are still available a few days before. The only thing I'd miss is my reserved seat, but even then there isn't a bad view in the ground. That's another factor in my (and i suspect others) decisions also.