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Lack Of Club Support?

Lack Of Club Support? - Why's That Then?

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We all understand there are things going on behind closed doors but what. We all knew about the financial problems that were left to the new management by that thing we had as a chairman and any good business man would be reluctant to reveal the amount owed but there are some we all know about 1st the Police none payment?
Well the police are still at the ground so we can all imagine they been paid, then there the transfer embargo which is still in force so at lease 1 bill has not been paid then we go on to the club staff who are to be out of contract soon I know it been said about Addison not being here next season and it should be left for a new manager to decide O.K fair comment but do we need a new manager I only hope they give Addison a chance he's work against almost impossible odds since he came and every one I spoke to feel he should be given a fair chance to do the Job without the problems what do others feel about this?
I'm a season ticket holder and attend ever home game and would love every one to attend so why ant they the club needs to know why they not attending so they can address the problem if there is indeed a problem?

What do you think? Is the lack of support for the club down to the fact that some fans think nothing is going on? Or is it just that the club is going to be badly supported and only success on the field will change that position? Your views count and they need to be heard on the Message Board

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