You're taking on £1.9m of debt plus interest to do so, so as long as the famous "due diligence" on demographics and latent fanbase haven't been done by the same people that did the work on Galea's passport, things should be just dandy.

Not bad, no need for the name calling, have i upset you?

I misread your name I thought it was Gimp

Im 100% sure you dont see the same games as i do.
The well was not sold out, plenty of space. They looked plenty of seats in the RM to me. More then half of the north was empty and obviously none in the south.

-Grates teeth-

You're right, in terms of marketing the actual game, we seemed more inclined to milk Mason's arrival in the short term - training/dinners n what not. Maybe we decided his arrival was enough for the game this week. Hopefully we might push our next home game (SKY) against Hudds with a poster on Princess Quay and maybe an offer or two.

We won't get 10k gates until our ground can adequately please 10 thousand spectators.

Yet the official website said it was sold out...

And this must worry you, are you really progressing if you are losing money every week?

Hey dont shoot the messenger it'swhat was on the rovers official website

PHIPPS......You card

I have said it on the VT and I will repeat it here....your gates to date are 14% up on the corresponding fixtures last year....2,319 MORE people have rolled up so far...so about 40k more in the clubs coffers. As the sun gets warmer and you climb up the table you will get bigger crowds....but Huddersfield on TV won't help.
8,347 is your average so far.....you only had 5 bigger gates than that in 2010.....I think you will average over 9k by the end of the season.

Wasn't really a moral victory. Moral draw perhaps.

Id rather believe my eyes then what an internet site says, sold out or not there was empty seats.

Yes boss