Well I will be there on Sunday with my brother.
After 15 mins on Sunday we were thinking that a first half similar to that at BV earlier in the season was on the cards.
Even before Seniors error it looked as though we had a game on our hands.
Second half you could sense the crowd feeling that we had run out of steam and ideas.
Unfortunately for CC the buck stops there with the coach and people around us felt that it was time for him to go.
He needs to build up his confidence and a number 2 role under a leading coach is what he needs now to rid him of the blindness he has had in been able to lead this team better. At the end of the day it is a results business and the board have given him more chances than many clubs would have done.

Don't forget the sponsors too, if they decide to not bother anymore we'd be in a pickle.

Be fascinating, I’m not sure he meant any of us to be honest.

There are a core of fans, mainly business folk, long term fans with deep connections to the club and a few ex pro’s.

These people give sound advise over a number of issues and many give sizeable donations to the club. It’s the same al all clubs even the like I’d Man U or Chelsea.

Once these people become vocal I suspect it’s over because we can’t afford to lose that support.

That’s how I see it and I don’t think many are on here.

All the same MC reads these forums as far as I know and does take note of all but the most ludicrous posters.

To be fair I spent the whole interview wondering how he got into the jeans he was wearing.
It's sad that it took the threat of support walking to push him into action as it suggests his friendship with Chester clouded his judgement. The performances and failings are not a new thing, just the patience of even the 'sensible supporters.

I suspect CC was well supported by said group so I don’t suspect his judgement was clouded. I suspect both they and he knew after last Sunday, as was the case with many of us.

I’m not one of the group as far as I know but I certainly didn’t make my mind up until the Hudds game but after that debacle it was just self evident to me and almost everyone else.

Chester pretty much handed his notice in when he said the players are not good enough in public.

I just don't see how you could ever come back from that.