After paying nigh on ten years of Trust subscriptions...

[arthur]

....if Tisdale is in charge on Saturday I'm cancelling my standing order. I suggest others do the same and maybe something will finally happen

 

[Grecian_Jay]

Too little too late. So many of you make these threats but there's always "one more game". Cancel it tonight amd don't go back.

 

[citydrinker]

Too little too late. So many of you make these threats but there's always "one more game". Cancel it tonight amd don't go back.

It gives me no pleasure to say that I quit the Trust some while ago. No threats were made, I just sadly shuffled on.

 

[Willy Nilly]

Likewise. Cancelled last season. Good money after bad.

 

[Grecian_In_Exile]

Too little too late. So many of you make these threats but there's always "one more game". Cancel it tonight and don't go back.

agree with this, do it NOW it's the only way something might get done NOW!! We voted with our feet long ago, we stopped paying to the trust shortly afterwards, the more that do this the more the high earners at the club will have to listen!!

 

[DB9]

Too little too late. So many of you make these threats but there's always "one more game". Cancel it tonight amd don't go back.

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This

 

[PeteUSA]

....if Tisdale is in charge on Saturday I'm cancelling my standing order. I suggest others do the same and maybe something will finally happen

Arthur, this is the sort of material the express & echo are looking for. Theres no doubt Tisdale is becoming dispised, but the paper cant print any of your feelings and comments until you tell the media.

 

[Shabba]

The echo print stuff from here, just by looking on here. They don't need anyone to tell em

 

[Bittners a Legend]

Although it seems clear he will never be got rid of I suspect that tonight was a turning point for lots of those wavering on the edge. Another hopeless side leaves St James Park with three points and a goalkeeper who was hardly worked.

 

[Grecian_Jay]

Although it seems clear he will never be got rid of I suspect that tonight was a turning point for lots of those wavering on the edge. Another hopeless side leaves St James Park with three points and a goalkeeper who was hardly worked.

How can anyone be on the edge? Anyone who can't see what is happening shouldn't be there. What was different about tonight? Sounds same as all the others.