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So, what's the Sting?

So the two main rumours are: Crouch buys Wilde's shares as Lowe declares administration. lol.

Great side footed lob from Saga, and was that Surman's cross to him. Pretty good..

Of course, but the atmosphere in the stadium during the early part of the match and during the team's fight-back was electric. The adrenalin flowing in the stadium, following the protests outside, was in some part due to the anti-Lowe feeling around the ground. You had to be there to feel this. I am very dismissive of anyone who was not at the match who would say otherwise. Coming back from 2-1 down certainly made us feel better. Certainly no-one can accuse the draw down to the protests outside .

Well, a lot among us present at the match felt the adrenalin flowing in the stadium, following the uplifting protest during the march and outside the stadium, was a positive factor. Were you there?

So, when is it possible to insert recall clauses? We have before.

Too revolutionary for us.

Another wonderful opportunity for Lowe to give one of our better players to a CCC rival, and a relegation rival too. So it will happen.

But aren't you being negative about the protests?

So is your point that protesting during the game is pointless? Or not protesting during the game is pointless? Or both?

If so, it is further proof that Lowe is a clueless liability.

[quote=draganov;188998 Good news for us if he is comming back however it sounds like holmes has anothe long term injury. We will be able to pay dyers wages as the club can claim holmes from the insurance pay out GB said a couple of AGM's ago that the club does not pay for insurance cover for players injuries. Too expensive then so we're hardly likely to have it now.

We so badly needed Dyer yesterday. Swansea used their wings effectively, particularly when Molyneaux commited suicide. We so lacked penetration down the width. Players were bunched togethr so often in an ineffective soft centre, getting in each other's way. We need greater width and pace. Dyer does this better than anyone else we have. And it will get worse without Skacel.

Stig?

I believe you were right.

I doubt if we will se him at the ground this season. Or Wilde.

Getting rid of Lowe is our main intention, but equally important is avoiding administration, which gives the leach Lowe further opportunities to acquire the club cheaply. The best way to avoid administration, and the small matter of avoiding relegation is by backing the team and attending matches. We were the eleventh man yesterday, we had a larger crowd, and we salvaged a vital point. High attendances like we had this time last year could make all the difference. Let's not do Lowe's job for him. He wants relegation and administration so he can buy the club outright, cheaply, make no mistake.

Quote by austsaint: "Speaking to one of the senior officers as we got into Kingsway, he commented on how well behaved and sensible the marchers were and estimated abot 1,500." I hope that helps.

They had a choice not to. W**nker.

I don't believe he was ever unhappy at that prospect. His main deluded aim has been for SFC to make a living as a feeder club from League 1. The traitor.

Even a disenchanted Rudi is far superior than anything else we have. We MUST keep him, come what may, otherwise we are doomed.

We lacked shape throughout. The players are probably too confused about what combination they are supposed to be at any given moment, and so play their own individual versions. Especially for their goals. Great dribbles and vision by Saga saved us. A class above the rest. (Stupid boy Lowe for insisting we experiment with an inexperienced weaker squad.)

Molyneaux might be one for the distant future (he showed a few nice touches), but he is too naiive and inexperienced for our relegation dogfight. Out of position often and taken for a ride by the opposition. Thank goodness he will at least be out for three matches.

Frightening.

Let's give him a great reception to celebrate his appointment. A true Saint. He deserves it. No-one has done more to keep us within touch of survival, despite Rupert's inappropriate, disastrous experiment.