[Spired]

If Richardson was given another year sneakily mid-season...which of you want to continue going to Saltergate to watch that shower play for a misguided soul in an underhand regime?

I think a lot of town fans are starting to see sense. There will doubtlessly be some who say "but by not going you're restricting the club's ability to operate...it is capped at 60% of it's income for expendature..." etc.

Well. Let next seasons projected financial situation be highlighted NOW. Have a look and think. Do you want to get rid of a man who has run CFC like a circus this season? (Rico not Hubbard btw)...Or should we keep Richardson on...let gates fall to 3000 home fans. A good % of which are sealions and would clap owt...and let the club slowly die on its bottom.

The decision is yours folks. Vote your intentions here and now. Say if you are at the end of your tether with Chesterfield FC. It seems that it's being brushed aside as the "problematic minority" guff again. I sincerely think not. Most of the people who defended Rico when I stopped going have changed their minds somewhat and seen him for what he really is.

Effing clueless.

[Town_Fan]

Spired, on Apr 21 2008, 10:08 AM, said:

If Richardson was given another year sneakily mid-season...which of you want to continue going to Saltergate to watch that shower play for a misguided soul in an underhand regime?

I think a lot of town fans are starting to see sense. There will doubtlessly be some who say "but by not going you're restricting the club's ability to operate...it is capped at 60% of it's income for expendature..." etc.

Well. Let next seasons projected financial situation be highlighted NOW. Have a look and think. Do you want to get rid of a man who has run CFC like a circus this season? (Rico not Hubbard btw)...Or should we keep Richardson on...let gates fall to 3000 home fans. A good % of which are sealions and would clap owt...and let the club slowly die on its bottom.

The decision is yours folks. Vote your intentions here and now. Say if you are at the end of your tether with Chesterfield FC. It seems that it's being brushed aside as the "problematic minority" guff again. I sincerely think not. Most of the people who defended Rico when I stopped going have changed their minds somewhat and seen him for what he really is.

Effing clueless.

Nice thought but the reality is the board dont care. When we are down to the hardcore 3k next season Hubbard will have his excuse for continued failure.

This post has been edited by Town_Fan: 21 April 2008 - 10:43 AM

[h again]

Town_Fan, on Apr 21 2008, 11:42 AM, said:

Nice thought but the reality is the board dont care. When we are down to the hardcore 3k next season Hubbard will have his excuse for continued failure.

Come on, show a bit of ambition. If you're going to have a wish-list, have a proper one. The bogs to disappear in a methane explosion and a plague of frogs in the goalmouths, something like that. Think big.

[Dronny Spireite]

Spired, on Apr 21 2008, 09:08 AM, said:

If Richardson was given another year sneakily mid-season...which of you want to continue going to Saltergate to watch that shower play for a misguided soul in an underhand regime?

I think a lot of town fans are starting to see sense. There will doubtlessly be some who say "but by not going you're restricting the club's ability to operate...it is capped at 60% of it's income for expendature..." etc.

Well. Let next seasons projected financial situation be highlighted NOW. Have a look and think. Do you want to get rid of a man who has run CFC like a circus this season? (Rico not Hubbard btw)...Or should we keep Richardson on...let gates fall to 3000 home fans. A good % of which are sealions and would clap owt...and let the club slowly die on its bottom.

The decision is yours folks. Vote your intentions here and now. Say if you are at the end of your tether with Chesterfield FC. It seems that it's being brushed aside as the "problematic minority" guff again. I sincerely think not. Most of the people who defended Rico when I stopped going have changed their minds somewhat and seen him for what he really is.

Effing clueless.

Thats exactly whats going to happen

Hubbard must show some ambition for a change by getting rid of Rico and bringing in a manager that the fans can believe in !!!

[Spired]

Hubbards cheap option has proven costly. Especially if Leeds, Forest and Wednesday are all playing football in league 1 next season.

We're missing out on a significantly larger average attendance and 2-3 near capacity crowd fixtures there.

More fool him.

[mr. smith]

Spired, on Apr 21 2008, 04:05 PM, said:

Hubbards cheap option has proven costly. Especially if Leeds, Forest and Wednesday are all playing football in league 1 next season.

We're missing out on a significantly larger average attendance and 2-3 near capacity crowd fixtures there.

More fool him.

youve chosen not to go, thats your choice. no please have the good grace to f'coff & do it in silence.

[Town_Fan]

mr. smith, on Apr 21 2008, 04:07 PM, said:

youve chosen not to go, thats your choice. no please have the good grace to f'coff & do it in silence.

If you want silence you might as well get on the Kop.

[Wooden Spoon]

h again, on Apr 21 2008, 12:35 PM, said:

Come on, show a bit of ambition. If you're going to have a wish-list, have a proper one. The bogs to disappear in a methane explosion and a plague of frogs in the goalmouths, something like that. Think big.

What are you going on about?

Spired, on Apr 21 2008, 10:08 AM, said:

If Richardson was given another year sneakily mid-season...which of you want to continue going to Saltergate to watch that shower play for a misguided soul in an underhand regime?

I think a lot of town fans are starting to see sense. There will doubtlessly be some who say "but by not going you're restricting the club's ability to operate...it is capped at 60% of it's income for expendature..." etc.

Well. Let next seasons projected financial situation be highlighted NOW. Have a look and think. Do you want to get rid of a man who has run CFC like a circus this season? (Rico not Hubbard btw)...Or should we keep Richardson on...let gates fall to 3000 home fans. A good % of which are sealions and would clap owt...and let the club slowly die on its bottom.

The decision is yours folks. Vote your intentions here and now. Say if you are at the end of your tether with Chesterfield FC. It seems that it's being brushed aside as the "problematic minority" guff again. I sincerely think not. Most of the people who defended Rico when I stopped going have changed their minds somewhat and seen him for what he really is.

Effing clueless.

If your not happy, just vote with your feet, and if you see things improving at CFC,again, vote with your feet

[Brimington Barry]

mr. smith, on Apr 21 2008, 04:07 PM, said:

youve chosen not to go, thats your choice. no please have the good grace to f'coff & do it in silence.

Who died and made you God???

If only it was me, I could tell you to take your own advice

Baz

[Ernie Ernie Ernie]

Spired, on Apr 21 2008, 10:08 AM, said:

If Richardson was given another year sneakily mid-season...which of you want to continue going to Saltergate to watch that shower play for a misguided soul in an underhand regime?

I think a lot of town fans are starting to see sense. There will doubtlessly be some who say "but by not going you're restricting the club's ability to operate...it is capped at 60% of it's income for expendature..." etc.

Well. Let next seasons projected financial situation be highlighted NOW. Have a look and think. Do you want to get rid of a man who has run CFC like a circus this season? (Rico not Hubbard btw)...Or should we keep Richardson on...let gates fall to 3000 home fans. A good % of which are sealions and would clap owt...and let the club slowly die on its bottom.

The decision is yours folks. Vote your intentions here and now. Say if you are at the end of your tether with Chesterfield FC. It seems that it's being brushed aside as the "problematic minority" guff again. I sincerely think not. Most of the people who defended Rico when I stopped going have changed their minds somewhat and seen him for what he really is.

Effing clueless.

Some still find it more difficult, or even impossible, to turn their backs on the club they support

[Walton Spireite]

Spired, on Apr 21 2008, 10:08 AM, said:

If Richardson was given another year sneakily mid-season...which of you want to continue going to Saltergate to watch that shower play for a misguided soul in an underhand regime?

I think a lot of town fans are starting to see sense. There will doubtlessly be some who say "but by not going you're restricting the club's ability to operate...it is capped at 60% of it's income for expendature..." etc.

Well. Let next seasons projected financial situation be highlighted NOW. Have a look and think. Do you want to get rid of a man who has run CFC like a circus this season? (Rico not Hubbard btw)...Or should we keep Richardson on...let gates fall to 3000 home fans. A good % of which are sealions and would clap owt...and let the club slowly die on its bottom.

The decision is yours folks. Vote your intentions here and now. Say if you are at the end of your tether with Chesterfield FC. It seems that it's being brushed aside as the "problematic minority" guff again. I sincerely think not. Most of the people who defended Rico when I stopped going have changed their minds somewhat and seen him for what he really is.

Effing clueless.

Agreed - not returning until the Manager is changed. (Last match attended was Brentford at home)

8th place with the resources available simply not good enough.

However, what annoys me most is our Manager's inability to accept responsibility.

At the end of the day if he won't accept responsibility then he should not be in the job.

Next season the gates will no doubt be below 3,000 at this point the Board may finally make a decision.

[PositiveOmen]

Ernie Ernie Ernie, on Apr 21 2008, 09:45 PM, said:

Some still find it more difficult, or even impossible, to turn their backs on the club they support

So true, don't know how some people seem to find it so easy, it eats away at me when i don't go to a match.

[cfcfan]

PositiveOmen, on Apr 21 2008, 10:13 PM, said:

So true, don't know how some people seem to find it so easy, it eats away at me when i don't go to a match.

same here.....

people have different views - they want to see positive things in return for buying a season tcket - this is something that we havnt had this season

This post has been edited by cfcfan: 21 April 2008 - 09:18 PM

[lindave]

I don't want Ricco in charge next season, but I'll still be on the kop suffering with the loyal FEW that will be left if he stays. ( it beats shopping anyday and it the only chance I get to meet up with friends).

[Mr.Spireite]

Ernie Ernie Ernie, on Apr 21 2008, 09:45 PM, said:

Some still find it more difficult, or even impossible, to turn their backs on the club they support

And some have othre financial commitments.....

Watching football is no longer a cheap past time......

approaching £20 to watch CFC, that's a lot of money for me and I bet others though it isn't just CFC it's the whole game, it's so expensive now.

[hilly81]

Mr.Spireite, on Apr 21 2008, 10:25 PM, said:

And some have othre financial commitments.....

Watching football is no longer a cheap past time......

approaching £20 to watch CFC, that's a lot of money for me and I bet others though it isn't just CFC it's the whole game, it's so expensive now.

Exactly the reason I cant go anymore. I hate sitting at home on a Saturday at 3pm listening to Jeff Stelling and co but it has to be done. Im sure there are a lot in the same position as me. As it stands at the minute any spare cash that does come along will be going on my daughter rather than Town. My priorities lie elsewhere nowadays, doesnt mean I dont love my blues any less though! The defeats still hurt and the wins are still priceless.

[Spired]

Mr.Spireite, on Apr 21 2008, 10:25 PM, said:

And some have othre financial commitments.....

Watching football is no longer a cheap past time......

approaching £20 to watch CFC, that's a lot of money for me and I bet others though it isn't just CFC it's the whole game, it's so expensive now.

Same here. Over the space of a month I go to 1 away game on average and usually every home. Costs a fair whack out of the monthly budget to watch Richardson badly manage a sorry lot.

It's a bad habit watching town. Rarely any joy...it's costly...disappointing and most of all frustrating.

No thanks.

[h again]

Town_Fan, on Apr 21 2008, 04:17 PM, said:

If you want silence you might as well get on the Kop.

Isn't that the place where a chant of 'Rico out' was shouted down last Saturday. Sounded fairly loud to me. Are you sure you weren't at Mansfield?

[Wooden Spoon]

Mr.Spireite, on Apr 21 2008, 10:25 PM, said:

And some have othre financial commitments.....

Watching football is no longer a cheap past time......

approaching £20 to watch CFC, that's a lot of money for me and I bet others though it isn't just CFC it's the whole game, it's so expensive now.

Throw in travelling costs, a few pints, a bite to eat and its very expensive.

[Blueprint]

Dronny Spireite, on Apr 21 2008, 04:02 PM, said:

Thats exactly whats going to happen

Hubbard must show some ambition for a change by getting rid of Rico and bringing in a manager that the fans can believe in !!!

If the new manager isn't Mike Newell or Martin Allen they still wont believe on him, chance is if Rico went we wouldn't get anyone any better, we never do. Even if he was slightly better once we'd lost a couple of games all belief would dissappear out of the window again.