Mick

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Now that you've managed to bring football into here, it shouldn't really be a surprise that most posts will not actually be about football as most of the things which are happening are off the field, it will get back to normal once the shit settles down.

You would have thought that they would have learned a lesson from the last few days, this is moronic and just adding fuel to the flames. If I didn't know better I'd say they were trying to piss people off.

Nothing kicked off other than a peaceful verbal protest.

Yes and we need one badly.

If today is anything to go by then we'll struggle to match what we did last season, we need important players back soon to lift us out of that performance, we were a shambles.

I didn't see or hear a single argument today, I'm not saying that it didn't happen but if it did them I didn't see it.

I'm sure that was taking the water.

I'd rather Keegan had that power than Dennis Wise, I think Ashley has massive problems now and I hope he's not daft enough to go in with the fans any time soon because that will cause major problems.

Today’s poor performance has vindicated Keegan as far as I'm concerned.

You're right about that, I know it's impossible for some to attend.

I think the support was excellent considering the two weeks we've had, or almost two weeks. The only negative was the booing of Shola who was made a scapegoat for a poor performance by most of his team mates as well as him. I thought the atmosphere was as good as could be expected under the circumstances and probably as good as most games last season.

I love it when people sit at home then moan about the atmosphere, if you are that bothered then turn up and do something about it.

Give over, it was 3 people carrying a banner around the ground, were the players not watching what was happening on the pitch?

What was the excuse for the 1st half performance? From what I could see the second half was better than the first so I don't see a connection between the banner and the second goal. The second goal was the result of shocking defending which was probably a symptom of the club resembling a rudderless ship. To be honest, I think the protests inside of the ground were very low key considering how bad they could have been.

I thought that you were implying that Keegan would bring in "a bunch of over-paid big time charlies who won't have the hunger to break into the top 4." He doesn't have a history of that while here, I would say that his transfer record while here is second to none as his only failures were the players who came in for next to nothing, I think most of them left for as much as they cost us. If I’ve picked it up wrong then my mistake.

I've just picked my wife up from work and had to pass the ground, I parked next to the Strawberry to wait for her. I couldn't see anybody in Shearers or the club shop. You can hardly walk along the path on the opposite side of the road because of the media. A lorry is driving around with an advert on it, it says Bring Back King Kev and has a big photograph of him on both sides and on the back. Steve Wraith walked along and went straight to the cameras so expect to see him on the tele.

I know what you mean, he did that last time he was here.

Unless like everybody else, he thought that he did have final say.

It wasn't sarcasm, I thought that it was a very good post.

That's probably your best post on here.

I can't argue with that Times story.

I know what you mean, I'm not pro any of them, just the football club. The others will be judged on how I see the situation at the time.

I'd be arguing the same as you if it wasn't for the fact that everything which has been said until last week by everybody who would be in a position to know have said Keegan has the final say on everything to do with the first team, including transfers in and out. They have now changed the story when it suits them which is very suspicious.

If we all agreed it wouldn't even be a debate.