I'm sticking to my guns...i won't attend the KC while he remains in charge, as much as that pains me to say.

I've got to be honest, ive wanted FC to get beat every game this season to get that buffoon out of the club (whether that makes me right or wrong i don't know) but i really couldn't handle a drubbing by rovers as well this season on top of everything else! How far does the board think fans loyalty will stretch? I get the feeling were being had by the board knowing that the fans turn out and spend lots of money win,lose or draw.

If the crowd make the sort of noise they did after the Wakey game it would put huge pressure on Agar and the club.

They still won't do anything about it though.

I can forsee the excuses for the next three games already in place!!!

I reckon they will trn us over easily. I am hoping for a rousing chorus of abuse at the end of the game.

I'll be at the Derby with 4 others that have never been to a Derby before, but I can see big numbers staying away, from both teams. Still think there'll be more than 18000 though.

And as for the 'spin', there will be no spin, the attendance simply won't be mentioned by Rule/ the Board if its poor.

Sadly, the calls for a boycott will never amount to anything. I reckon it wouldn't take more than one or two games where a really significant proportion of fans stayed away - or even better, went down to the KC but stayed outside - to focus the board's mind.

Instead of organised and direct action like this, people will simply lose interest and stay away.

I think Friday could be real ugly if we lose. Emotions run at a higher level for a derby. The atmosphere by the end at the Wakey and Cas was very angry for different reasons. A loss to KR will be could be the tipping point for a lot of fans, who will need to vent the frustration at what appears to be the dismissive attitude or refusal to acknowledge by the club what a hole we are in.

Even the Dobbins supporters will be singing to him.."your getting sacked in the morning"

I hope they do.......if they win...i wont be leaving early...will be giving it some welly for the numpty to be sacked.

It's impossible to organise a boycott which would have any meaningful effect.

Five home games in and we are already almost 10,000 down on the corresponding 2010 games and it's hard to see any game topping last year's - e.g. for Saints last season we got 13,300.

Most people know that is down to form and the East Stand being fully reserved but the club will just put it down to the economic climate.

Isn't a derby normally fairly sold out by now? Anyway, i'm not going.

Only got 20,079 for the league game last season (Thursday night) and 17,699 for the play off. Don't think we've sold out the derby since 2007.

In public, perhaps. But they'll know the real reasons...

One Richard Agar, theres only one Richard Agar......

will u be changing ur profile pic when dobson gets deported for breach of his working visa

As i said a few weeks back,what good does it do the players chanting for Agar's head during the game?If people are that passionate,and determined to see Agar go,why not demonstrate outside the main reception before or after the game?

Completley Agree !

It won't be during the game, I don't think. But if we lose, there'll be uproar at the final whistle.

Play like we did against wakey,then it would be understandable! Just don't want to give Rovers the satisfaction of seeing it all.

That satisfaction will be short lived if it gets us a new coach and we start to adopt our rightful position 6 or 7 places above them in the league.

Depends how many are left in the ground, I suppose.

I reckon quite a lot, if only to vent their spleens. I always stay anyway, and am looking forward to the end for whatever reason!

It means avoiding the crush in the concourse

why all the negative vibes i beleive we will turn rovers over by 2 scores ,
but fair enough will be intresting if we lose come final whistle