Mr X Posted 14 February, 2009 Posted 14 February, 2009 Its a difficult question because who is really prepared to turn their back on the own club because of the board? it would be like letting them win! I actually don't think I could face seeing Lowe's smug grin in league one :mad:
Mr X Posted 14 February, 2009 Author Posted 14 February, 2009 five posts in and still not a yes! (yet)
Glasgow_Saint Posted 14 February, 2009 Posted 14 February, 2009 Lowe will be gone by the end of the week
harvey Posted 14 February, 2009 Posted 14 February, 2009 No way Jose...........they've ****ed SFC good and proper, they should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity if nothing else.
Spudsaint Posted 14 February, 2009 Posted 14 February, 2009 Not home matches. Haven't this season and won't next season while Lowe remains. Looking forward to days out at Millwall, Brentford and Orient though.
EastleighSoulBoy Posted 14 February, 2009 Posted 14 February, 2009 Lowe will be gone by the end of the week Don't play with my emotions.
Mole Posted 14 February, 2009 Posted 14 February, 2009 I'll continue doing aways when i can be bothered.
Mr X Posted 14 February, 2009 Author Posted 14 February, 2009 Lowe will be gone by the end of the week Sauce?
saint boggy Posted 14 February, 2009 Posted 14 February, 2009 Lowe will be gone by the end of the week tomorrow is the end of the week! HOORAR!!!!!!!!! bye bye Rupes!!! NOT
Glasgow_Saint Posted 14 February, 2009 Posted 14 February, 2009 Lowe will be gone by the end of the week
Wes Tender Posted 14 February, 2009 Posted 14 February, 2009 No. I might begin to go to some away matches like Yeovil, Swindon, Brighton, Cheltenham and perhaps MK Dons.
AndyNorthernSaints Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 will continue to go to away games. Lowe will not be allowed to attend any games if we go down.
eelpie Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 A difficult one. This will be the second time that I will have seen Saints demoted to the third tier. I supported them then and in a small way always felt part of the struggle to claw our way back -which eventually happened. The difference then is that SFC was a local family club. Some of my pals were in the Southampton Boys team, and a few like Terry Paine made their way into the first team. Then loyalties were true and fast, and the young and experienced players stayed with the club. We had Ted Bates too. And determination. I cannot feel that happening with Lowe and Wilde in charge. They have succeeded in destroying Saints famous will to survive. But it will still be difficult not to continue to support Saints, which means going to matches. But we have to have something to believe in. My priority has to be to campaign to rid us of these traitors, these carpetbaggers who have destroyed something very precious. As I said loyalties remain true, and I guess they always will.
Nineteen Canteen Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 Absolutely. I don't go to SMS to watch Lowe chair a business meeting or listen to Wilde discuss his programme notes. Equally, I would go if the false prophet Crouch and the spanish inquisition Corbett oozed back into town. In fact the programme will be more entertaining. Wilde's comments are very dry and boring telling us as it is but Crouch's fables would be a welcome half time read again.
Mole Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 Absolutely. I don't go to SMS to watch Lowe chair a business meeting or listen to Wilde discuss his programme notes. Equally, I would go if the false prophet Crouch and the spanish inquisition Corbett oozed back into town. In fact the programme will be more entertaining. Wilde's comments are very dry and boring telling us as it is but Crouch's fables would be a welcome half time read again. Wilde doesn't write his own programme notes. Mary Corbett told us that when she was on Solent. I wonder who writes them for him....
Delmary Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 Will you attend next season if lowe and wilde are still here? No way (x2 season tickets)
JustMike Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 Absolutely. I don't go to SMS to watch Lowe chair a business meeting or listen to Wilde discuss his programme notes. Equally, I would go if the false prophet Crouch and the spanish inquisition Corbett oozed back into town. In fact the programme will be more entertaining. Wilde's comments are very dry and boring telling us as it is but Crouch's fables would be a welcome half time read again. no, you dont go at all.
Gingeletiss Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 I'm not attending this season because he's here, so I definatly won't be attending next season..........I hope that all other shareholders see the error of their ways, and get shot of this meglomanic.
Oz Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 i've said it once and i'll say it again, i will not finance sfc in any shape or form until those two guys are GONE!
Toomer Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 Lowe will be gone by the end of the week Lowe has been gone for years...............in the head.
Griffo Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 I go to watch the football. I love Southampton Football Club, therefore I will renew. and will still do more or less every away game too. But I do want Lowe and Wilde to **** off, and am happy to join in with any protests organised. Will be funny to see 6-7k at St Mary's for a Tuesday night fixture at home to Carlisle.
Calvin Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 100 percent no, espcially if ******* Wotte is still in Charge of Saints. It's so depressing looking what the club has reduced to in the past year. I find it really unsettling!
wild-saint Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 I will still watch the saints regardless. I love football and cant live wothout it.
JustMike Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 I go to watch the football. I love Southampton Football Club, therefore I will renew. and will still do more or less every away game too. But I do want Lowe and Wilde to **** off, and am happy to join in with any protests organised. Will be funny to see 6-7k at St Mary's for a Tuesday night fixture at home to Carlisle. that many???
sidthesquid Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 I love the Saints more than I hate Lowe. It saddens & disturbs me that people hate one man more than they care about the club they claim to support
Calvin Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 I love the Saints more than I hate Lowe. It saddens & disturbs me that people hate one man more than they care about the club they claim to support I hate everything about Saintsfc at the moment, apart from the stadium, the statue and the history of the club
SKATE_HATE Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 Nope. Really looking foward to getting my first season ticket despite what league we're in but no money going to lowe from me! LOWE OUT!!!!
Griffo Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 Nope. Really looking foward to getting my first season ticket despite what league we're in but no money going to lowe from me! LOWE OUT!!!!
Amesbury Saint Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 I love the Saints more than I hate Lowe. It saddens & disturbs me that people hate one man more than they care about the club they claim to support A good leader offers ( and delivers) both hope for a better future and change to achieve that. Can you point to anything that Lowe or Wilde has done over the last few months to suggest in the medium to long term there is going to be a better future for the club? Most of us can accept short term disappointment (of defeats or even a poor season) if its about building for a future. But in our time of desparate need what does Lowe / Wilde offer us? I suspect that many fans suggest Administration is better, and are aware of the real risks it brings, because it breaks the cycle of despair we current face. It may (will) create a new set of problems but may also offer a small chance of something better. There are not many Lowe supporters on here but if any do read this - can they point to one sign that there is a chance of a better future for Saints? I struggle to see anything. Wilde if you read this please let me know what hope you are offering for the future. Show me inspirational leadership. Paint a picture of a better future Show me the road map of how we are going to get there. If you can show me something realisatic then you have my support. But at the moment Lowe / Wilde offers nothing and hence anybody but Lowe / Wilde is attractive.
Gingeletiss Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 I love the Saints more than I hate Lowe. It saddens & disturbs me that people hate one man more than they care about the club they claim to support See, this is what makes me laugh. Because we boycott the club, you claim we 'hate one man more than they care about the club'........this is pure B*llsh*t. I care about the club, hence my boycott aimed at forcing Lowe out. We can all spin this whichever way we want.
Wes Tender Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 looks as if there's going to be so much empty space around you, Nineteen Canteen, that you'll be wondering whether you have really bad body odour of halitosis.
ahill Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 No - there is no excitement at home games any more. Irrespective of Lowe we need an experienced manager here.
Legod Third Coming Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 Not home matches. Haven't this season and won't next season while Lowe remains. Looking forward to days out at Millwall, Brentford and Orient though. I just couldn't get my head around this view early in the season, but now I understand it only too well. Tbh, I think I will still end up going home and away possibly more depending on the relative costs, because I just can't abandon my team because some pillock is running it. But I hope to God he is gone and someone with real care comes into the job. I don't want success, just someone who WANTS to run our club and see it do as well as it can for all the right reasons.
Graffito Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 A difficult one. This will be the second time that I will have seen Saints demoted to the third tier. I supported them then and in a small way always felt part of the struggle to claw our way back -which eventually happened. The difference then is that SFC was a local family club. Some of my pals were in the Southampton Boys team, and a few like Terry Paine made their way into the first team. Then loyalties were true and fast, and the young and experienced players stayed with the club. We had Ted Bates too. And determination. I cannot feel that happening with Lowe and Wilde in charge. They have succeeded in destroying Saints famous will to survive. But it will still be difficult not to continue to support Saints, which means going to matches. But we have to have something to believe in. My priority has to be to campaign to rid us of these traitors, these carpetbaggers who have destroyed something very precious. As I said loyalties remain true, and I guess they always will. Hits the right note. Nice post.
lordswoodsaints Posted 15 February, 2009 Posted 15 February, 2009 i dont think i will renew my 4 season tickets but it will be a hard decision for me to stay away so i expect i will attend.i go to watch the footie and try to enjoy it and this is a hard habit to break after 40 years but if an organised 'stay away' was arranged i would stand shoulder to shoulder with the rest of you for the cause.
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