Katalinic

Once again Lowe uses an article to have a dig instead of looking at the positives - he just can't help himself - and yet still seems to forget it was under his stewardship that we got relegated, the single biggest reason bar none that we are in this mess. If you want the fans to move on Rupert you need to as well.

There seemed to be a new GK coach last night - anyone know who he is?

Hear what you are saying Tim but I don't think it is a case of us not getting behind them at home - the problem is that the system we play at home is negated by the away team too easily - away from home where the onus is on the home team to attack, we tend to be able to play more freely. We need to adopt a more attacking attitude at home with a different system incorporating 2 strikers (at least!). So in a way at SMS the kids are being stifled - I think that is where the fans frustration comes from at home games - its not like we don't want them to do well or give them backing.

MLT is one of the few people that could unite the fan base at the moment - interested parties should take note.

I would like to see them publically put their shareholdings up for sale for a nominal amount to encourage a takeover, any incoming investor would then only have to take on the debt - the three may as well, administration will render their shares worthless anyway - if I was interested in investing I would probably wait for administration to happen and pick us up for a song - this would be a far better way and would show they really do have the club's and not their own personal interests - sadly I think only one of the three really does.

I think it was Luke Byles ladysaint.

I hope you are right Morph - I left SMS on Saturday with the firm belief that only a takeover will save us.

I can see a sceanrio where JP is sacked and Wotte takes over.

Darren Powell = Mr. 50p Head

I think that what we need to do is pressurise all of the major share holders to publically offer their shares for a nominal amount i.e. offer to sell the club for a minor amount with the investor taking on the debt. At the moment it is the cost of shares on top of the debt that makes us an unattractive proposition....especially when certain shareholders have an unrealistic concept of their shares value, they would do well to remind themselves that they got the shares for peanuts in the first place as a result of the reverse takeover.

Better that than sold for a fraction of its value now - the Premier League (as we will see in the not too distant future) has engendered a culture of short-termism in clubs and football fans - I would actually rather limp along and guarantee the club survives for future generations than the lottery of administration.

Those fans that keep banging on about administration and how wonderful it would be in "sorting this club out" clearly have absolutely no concept of what administration is, how it works and the god awful damage it would do to our football club.

I can't see Skacel would have made much difference but a few big b'stds at the back might - oh and a right back who is a right back.

I can't stand the bloke but some on here need a reality check - this isn't some experiment, this is just the reality of our situation, kids are cheap - I don't think we have any other choice and some need to get a grip and a grasp of how much financial s@@t we are in - not getting rid of the high wage earners before the end of the transfer window was a disaster - make no mistake, if you think it is bad now it is could be about to get a whole lot worse.

4-1 was very harsh, defence is a big issue across the whole back 4 and Gillet was poor again - lots of positives though and not as suicidal as some.

It was to do with the number on Bart's shirt - 28. I guess if a GK isn't number one they start the chant.