See you all on Saturday

[Highwood Man]

I won’t be there on Saturday as I missed out on getting a ticket. If there’s 7,000 there I’ll be surprised.

[Cheshunto]

No chance

Pound shop showing his usual Loyalty

My loyalty to the club is well documented, in case you don’t know it I have supported the O’s for over 62 attending the majority’s of home games over this period and had a season ticket for about 40 years , not renewing only for two of those years.
This season was the second that I didn’t renew for a variety of reasons including the fact that having sold our two best strikers cheaply , we failed to bring in adequate replacements that could equal the leaving players strike rate.
I also had no faith in the club recruiting a new quality Manager that had a proven record in this division with the capability of getting us promoted.
I chose instead to wait and see if matches were worth going to watch at home this season, hence my non attendance to date.

I’ve been supporting our club for a similar number of years but don’t think it would help by staying away.
The club had no choice in letting Bonne and Koroma go, disappointing though it was, they couldn’t stand in their way due to their contracts.
I agree with you re the Manager, Fletcher doesn’t inspire me and it would be interesting to hear one of his ‘team talks’ and how he inspires the players.
I’ll be there on Saturday and will support the team as that’s what they need right now.
Just my opinion, but I hope performances improve sufficiently to encourage you back.

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A good win against Scunhorpe and Saturday's result will be forgotten.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

Of course.

What does ser you allon mean?

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

A good win against Scunhorpe and Saturday's result will be forgotten.

A good win will definitely be a step in the right direction and very welcome.