We mean business, says Davis (From Daily Echo)

bullsbags wrote:
I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

bullsbags wrote:
I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

insane saint wrote:
i did not hit the quote button but it still did oh SH1T.
i was going to answer in my own comment.

FreeNelsonMantle wrote:
Please no one quote bigfella!

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

Alicesdad wrote:
Just pause and think for a moment how much money is being spent here !!

It's a lot.!!

A huge amount for a team that was League One two years ago.

A lot of money, a lot of investment, a lot of ambition and a whole heap of reasons for everybody to be feeling good.

So SMILE people !!

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

FreeNelsonMantle wrote:

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

Those fans were probably a load of Matlow taking the chance to visit another load of inbreds

Skating on thin ice wrote:
Great photo to illustrate this article. Loyal supporters passionately roaring their team on, whether in victory or defeat.

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

st1halo wrote:

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

In the 07/08 transfer window the skunts spent £30million on players such as Utaka, Bouba Diop, Diarra ,Subotic
Good 'ol English names !!!
See my previous post and know your facts before you start waffling sh8!!

STID

st1halo wrote:

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

The average attendance at Fratton Park (soon to be renamed Public Convenience) over the last 11 years was 18429. This covers your precious period in the PL. The average attendance at St.Mary's over the same period was 25496. This covers the worst time in our history in lower leagues.Sorry...who is the better supported club ????


STID

randre wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

The average attendance at Fratton Park (soon to be renamed Public Convenience) over the last 11 years was 18429. This covers your precious period in the PL. The average attendance at St.Mary's over the same period was 25496. This covers the worst time in our history in lower leagues.Sorry...who is the better supported club ????


STID

Ooh, that stat does not lie... VERY good point St11halo..

So are they not really the bestest best of the bestest fans ever bestest of best in the world ever?!!

seventh-junction wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

In the 07/08 transfer window the skunts spent £30million on players such as Utaka, Bouba Diop, Diarra ,Subotic
Good 'ol English names !!!
See my previous post and know your facts before you start waffling sh8!!

STID

The tw@t doesn't do replies, just ****.

randre wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

The average attendance at Fratton Park (soon to be renamed Public Convenience) over the last 11 years was 18429. This covers your precious period in the PL. The average attendance at St.Mary's over the same period was 25496. This covers the worst time in our history in lower leagues.Sorry...who is the better supported club ????


STID

Ooh, that stat does not lie... VERY good point St11halo..

So are they not really the bestest best of the bestest fans ever bestest of best in the world ever?!!

st1halo wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:

st1halo wrote:

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

In the 07/08 transfer window the skunts spent £30million on players such as Utaka, Bouba Diop, Diarra ,Subotic
Good 'ol English names !!!
See my previous post and know your facts before you start waffling sh8!!

STID

The tw@t doesn't do replies, just ****.

Same as skating on thin ice. He stopped too when i posted the facts. Full of sh8!! Dont even know their own clubs history before they start gobbing off!!!


STID

Skating on thin ice wrote:
Great photo to illustrate this article. Loyal supporters passionately roaring their team on, whether in victory or defeat.

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

angus mc coatup wrote:

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

now pompey wouldn't dream of doing that now would they.
or would they?

seventh-junction wrote:
53,000 record attendance at the new Wembley by one club.....Southampton FC...What a day that was.

Staines Red wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
53,000 record attendance at the new Wembley by one club.....Southampton FC...What a day that was.

I wish a few of those had gone to stevenage to boost the travelling red army.

Staines Red wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
53,000 record attendance at the new Wembley by one club.....Southampton FC...What a day that was.

I wish a few of those had gone to stevenage to boost the travelling red army.

Staines Red wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
53,000 record attendance at the new Wembley by one club.....Southampton FC...What a day that was.

I wish a few of those had gone to stevenage to boost the travelling red army.

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

randre wrote:

Staines Red wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
53,000 record attendance at the new Wembley by one club.....Southampton FC...What a day that was.

I wish a few of those had gone to stevenage to boost the travelling red army.

I didn't go to Stevenage myself. Unfortunately when you work for a living it is not always possible to do all these midweek away games. I try to when possible but we all have to work.

Also, I need to be selective with the away games this year as the cost of an ST and general expense of going to football is a significant financial commitment, especially when you also have young children! So certain games, especially midweek cup games, will have to be sacrificed.

I suppose that makes me a plastic supporter does it?!!

randre wrote:

Staines Red wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
53,000 record attendance at the new Wembley by one club.....Southampton FC...What a day that was.

I wish a few of those had gone to stevenage to boost the travelling red army.

I didn't go to Stevenage myself. Unfortunately when you work for a living it is not always possible to do all these midweek away games. I try to when possible but we all have to work.

Also, I need to be selective with the away games this year as the cost of an ST and general expense of going to football is a significant financial commitment, especially when you also have young children! So certain games, especially midweek cup games, will have to be sacrificed.

I suppose that makes me a plastic supporter does it?!!

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

randre wrote:

randre wrote:

Staines Red wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
53,000 record attendance at the new Wembley by one club.....Southampton FC...What a day that was.

I wish a few of those had gone to stevenage to boost the travelling red army.

I didn't go to Stevenage myself. Unfortunately when you work for a living it is not always possible to do all these midweek away games. I try to when possible but we all have to work.

Also, I need to be selective with the away games this year as the cost of an ST and general expense of going to football is a significant financial commitment, especially when you also have young children! So certain games, especially midweek cup games, will have to be sacrificed.

I suppose that makes me a plastic supporter does it?!!

Seventh-junction...

Yes it was one hell of a day, a sea of red and white down around Wembley..

It is days like that we will never forget... and it never got us in to debt either!!

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

seventh-junction wrote:

randre wrote:

Staines Red wrote:

seventh-junction wrote:
53,000 record attendance at the new Wembley by one club.....Southampton FC...What a day that was.

I wish a few of those had gone to stevenage to boost the travelling red army.

I didn't go to Stevenage myself. Unfortunately when you work for a living it is not always possible to do all these midweek away games. I try to when possible but we all have to work.

Also, I need to be selective with the away games this year as the cost of an ST and general expense of going to football is a significant financial commitment, especially when you also have young children! So certain games, especially midweek cup games, will have to be sacrificed.

I suppose that makes me a plastic supporter does it?!!

Not at all, pretty much in line to my post above.
I'm in the same boat and have 3 season tickets but also have priorities such as my own company to run and being half way through a house extension
I'll do as many of the special away days (if able to get a ticket!!) for weekends away ie Norwich, Newcastle, Sunderland, Liverpool, Everton etc and Reading and whatever London clubs I can get a ticket for but won't be going to every game away.
Looking forward to as many as I can get to
COYR FOADP

st1halo wrote:

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

I understand the frustration sainty, but to b honest there will always be skates on these posts on the wind up. I wouldnt dream of going on their site and i will not enter into a slanging match with them. I admit I do enjoy some of the comments people make on here but if i can put it in a adkinsistic way.... I will endeavour to be very very professional and very very succint and work very very hard behind the scenes to accumulate the statistics that allow us as a club to win the argument in a professional manner. Today was a good win (see my previous posts) but I will draw a line under it and prepare for the next one.

STID

sarfhamton wrote:

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

look on the pompey sites and it is full of Saints fans taking the mick

Cpt. Kirk's illegitimate love child wrote:
Like I said before (post deleted from another thread) skates are a nothing club with nothing fans from a nothing city. Why should we even care about them?

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

The thing is you keep on about being the greatest ever bestest fans ever anywhere.

Well now you are faced with being pillaged by Channers for a third time but have a wonderful opportunity to rescue the club and bring it into fans ownership.

This whole episode will show how 'true' your fans really are. Will they step up and save the club or will they fail to fund PST sufficiently to make it viable?

You and I know the answer dont we?

seventh-junction wrote:

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

Is that a question directed to our lord ?
I dont think football was around then.
Stoning maybe....but not football :o)

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

Skating on thin ice wrote:
Great photo to illustrate this article. Loyal supporters passionately roaring their team on, whether in victory or defeat.

Mush On The Beach wrote:
The fishy smell seems to have retreated like a skunt up a drain pipe. Cold steel, they don’t like it up ‘em. Ask them an honest question, they can’t reply.

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

billythesaint wrote:

Skating on thin ice wrote:

olddellsaint wrote:

bullsbags wrote: I think the prob is he has had an offer from Pompey and can't decide if he wants to play in front of 32000 in the prem or 9000 in league 1 for a month

didn't know pompey had that many fans, or was that the away fans your talking about.

Remind me again of your crowd for the "prestigious" friendly against Udinese? How many did you take to Stevenage in midweek? The crowd for that game was barely 3000, the lowest of all the League Cup games that night, and a major factor in that was the total lack of away support. Stevenage themselves are on record as being disappointed at the lack of gate revenue from "Premier League" fans. In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth for a game we had no hope whatever of winning. THAT is real support. Still, all your plastic fairweathers will be back for the ManUre game. Anybody fancy a sweepstake on the size of the crowd remaining after 80 minutes?

STOP PRESS!!! In the previous round Pompey took several hundred to Plymouth. Thanks for that, I needed cheering up! You have a reputation for your fans bailing on the club in their darkest hour whereas we were still filling SMS in League One. We took about 6000 to Palace last year to give you just one example of the times we have totally filled an away end. You could learn a lot from our fans about away support. We've had massive away support for years. There are recent stats supporting this, have a little look thru the internet. Stevenage away on a midweek 2nd round cup game to watch our second 11. Seriously, being totally realistic, who would want to watch that? Not many.

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

sarfhamton wrote:

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

look on the pompey sites and it is full of Saints fans taking the mick

A good reason for not going on there. I am not sure that many of the alleged Saints posters are what they seem.

fritzer wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

sarfhamton wrote:

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

look on the pompey sites and it is full of Saints fans taking the mick

A good reason for not going on there. I am not sure that many of the alleged Saints posters are what they seem.

You are dead set right, why talk and sing about Pompey? best to just simply ignore them as they don't really exist,they are "finished and all washed up" and in my and many other football fans opinion's all across this big wide "world" they are scum has-beens bordering extinct, save your vocal chords till the day when we might be playing them.

RobTheSaint wrote:
Just a thought, Arsenal are trying to offload Bendtner and Chamakh... maybe we should try and loan them for some extra cover up front.

seventh-junction wrote:

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

Is that a question directed to our lord ?
I dont think football was around then.
Stoning maybe....but not football :o)

Saintian1885 wrote:

RobTheSaint wrote:
Just a thought, Arsenal are trying to offload Bendtner and Chamakh... maybe we should try and loan them for some extra cover up front.

Why on earth would we want either of them? id quite happily see saints go for vermaelen tho! lol

mattboy111 wrote:
Jordan Sibley just tweeted new signing to be unveiled on Saints website in next ten minutes...

Mush On The Beach wrote:

fritzer wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

sarfhamton wrote:

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

look on the pompey sites and it is full of Saints fans taking the mick

A good reason for not going on there. I am not sure that many of the alleged Saints posters are what they seem.

You are dead set right, why talk and sing about Pompey? best to just simply ignore them as they don't really exist,they are "finished and all washed up" and in my and many other football fans opinion's all across this big wide "world" they are scum has-beens bordering extinct, save your vocal chords till the day when we might be playing them.

Because my little Fritzer it is our birthright passage to hate the sad Poopey Scummers. Go to anwhere in Woolston, Thornhill, Millbrook, Lordshill, Eastleigh,Winchester

, Basingstoke, Hythe, New Milton, IOW, etc, and also to the red and white slums like Bassett, New Forest, Warsash, Fareham, Titchfield, Boscombe, Bournemouth etc and hear what they say.
We are and have always been proud Saints, so we hate the skunts and that’s how it’s always been.

Mush On The Beach wrote:

fritzer wrote:

OSPREYSAINT wrote:

sarfhamton wrote:

Sainty saint saint wrote:
I can't believe people on here are still talking about portsmouth... JESUS.

look on the pompey sites and it is full of Saints fans taking the mick

A good reason for not going on there. I am not sure that many of the alleged Saints posters are what they seem.

You are dead set right, why talk and sing about Pompey? best to just simply ignore them as they don't really exist,they are "finished and all washed up" and in my and many other football fans opinion's all across this big wide "world" they are scum has-beens bordering extinct, save your vocal chords till the day when we might be playing them.

Because my little Fritzer it is our birthright passage to hate the sad Poopey Scummers. Go to anwhere in Woolston, Thornhill, Millbrook, Lordshill, Eastleigh,Winchester

, Basingstoke, Hythe, New Milton, IOW, etc, and also to the red and white slums like Bassett, New Forest, Warsash, Fareham, Titchfield, Boscombe, Bournemouth etc and hear what they say.
We are and have always been proud Saints, so we hate the skunts and that’s how it’s always been.

J.P.M wrote:
I do hope that they give this chap a lesson on - the laws of drinking and driving in this country.

SFC (Sad Faced ***s) have an appalling record in that department.

Seedhouse the Unrepentant wrote:

Flashin the pan wrote:
Quick fix saints buying more rubbish to try to beat the inevitable, the drop..team full of average players from all nations...blimey Adkins needs an interpreter! .

The thing is you keep on about being the greatest ever bestest fans ever anywhere.

Well now you are faced with being pillaged by Channers for a third time but have a wonderful opportunity to rescue the club and bring it into fans ownership.

This whole episode will show how 'true' your fans really are. Will they step up and save the club or will they fail to fund PST sufficiently to make it viable?

You and I know the answer dont we?