We have got some really positive media coverage atm, and support from other clubs. Last week, I was all for getting every home game abandoned, but realise that if we push things too far the tide could easily turn against us. The fact that Pang went on talk sport yesterday suggests that a cage has b...

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Lower West Only on social media will you find people publishing photographs of others committing a criminal offence. Dumb is an understatement.

Give over granddad.

Free speech son.

Only on social media will you find people publishing photographs of others committing a criminal offence. Dumb is an understatement.

EFL couldn't really give a fcuk could they? That is half the problem here. Say as much about the "fans". Total disregard for the law. Ain't going unpunished. Could be a fair few lifetime banning orders handed out. EFL are going to be sending out a clear message to fans of all clubs after ...

I think one thing it does do is put more pressure on the EFL, and for them to press for him to be banned from football if/when they meet with the independent panel again, to decide on punishments. It's hard to think of any action that would obviously make Dai more likely to sell, but the protests a...

He'll probably try to "sell" the club to his sister in the event of him being banned from football activity. She handed all her shares in the Chnese company back to him a while back. Suspect that as the market value was falling. Dai was having to provide more personal surety for money bor...

Dai is actively and vindictively pursuing liquidation, first getting in any cash he can as he asset strips. Shows how much misinformation circulates on social media these days. Complete tosh. I'd suggest the asset stripping narrative is a smokescreen. Now that the implications of yesterday's events...

Anyone who knows financing, can they give a little input into what the figures here mean. Believe this is the company who own the stadium (and training ground?) If I'm right in thinking it's in £140m worth of debt but I might be wrong... https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/co...

If there is genuine thought between the asset stripping plan, noting I don't think Dai ever has a plan, it would be to sell all players and academy prospects you can extract money from and sell Bearwood separately to the club. Then you try to get what you can for a shell of a L2 club plus the SCL, ...

Anyone who knows financing, can they give a little input into what the figures here mean. Believe this is the company who own the stadium (and training ground?) If I'm right in thinking it's in £140m worth of debt but I might be wrong... https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/co...

RoyalBlue Fully understand and don't disapprove of the pitch invasion. Not totally convinced of the additional value/benefit of abandonment over significant delay and then resumption of play.

Health and Safety. Insuffient numbers to control the crowd.

Anyone who knows financing, can they give a little input into what the figures here mean. Believe this is the company who own the stadium (and training ground?) If I'm right in thinking it's in £140m worth of debt but I might be wrong... https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/co...

Not sure if it will do any good but I have emailed the EFL and fully backed yesterdays actions and said that rather than punishing the club, they need to work with fan organisations to do all they can to get the parasite owner out of our club. Perhaps if enough of us email it will show the strength...

I still think any punishment which affects the club financially could be very damaging and the long term benefits of the abandonment to the cause remain to be seen but at least those fans yesterday did something and I’m feeling more comfortable with it now it’s happened. Seems to have been forgotte...

Interesting* if true & probably leaves us totally fcuked: https://twitter.com/mikeygow/status/1746263168840552952 Surely, surely, if true this could work in the clubs favour. He would need to desperately sell the club. Also a Chinese bank I wonder if they could really recoup funds off a footbal...

His name suggests he is a West Stand mong who takes his own sandwiches to games along with a tartan patterned blanket to pit over his legs. Play nice kids, we're all entitled to our views and we're all fans of the same club who want the same end result. Well said. Precisely why protests are meaning...

What's it actually achieved ? Dai is the legal owner of the club. Mob rule isn't going to over rule the status quo. No oe is going to invest in any football c;lub with that concern in the backs of their minds. Sense of self entitlement is overpowering. Clubs rise and fall. That's the nature of spor...

What's it actually achieved ? Dai is the legal owner of the club. Mob rule isn't going to over rule the status quo. No oe is going to invest in any football c;lub with that concern in the backs of their minds. Sense of self entitlement is overpowering. Clubs rise and fall. That's the nature of sport...

It's NOT suddenly going to persuade a man in China to accept offers that he may have had in front of him for months as he doesn't care enough any more. Equally it's not going to persuade prospective buyers to suddenly make worthwhile offers for the club either. Some numpty rang into BBCFM to say th...

I suspect the Truth is somewhere in the middle ground, as usual. The whistleblowers really can't attest to Dai's intentions. Realistically how is almost anyone who might be a whistleblower going to be in a position to know that Dai doesn't want to sell and instead wants to asset strip? Bowen and Se...