Re: bradford : Sun Apr 07, 2013 8:25 am  

willow6666 wrote:

:BOW: Keep London in London!

ABSOLUTELY .

Re: bradford : Sun Apr 07, 2013 8:32 am  

The question isn't really how they got there but a what time they managed to get home. That ground is infamous amongst football fans for the slow speed of exit in a crowd of any sort of size. Not a problem with our current crowds mind.

There is always an excuse, to much sun, grass not green enough, now its cant get home quick enough what ever next.

Bulls fans home in 3 hours-stop moaning

Re: bradford : Sun Apr 07, 2013 8:44 am  

If any fans had a right to moan it is us!

Re: bradford : Sun Apr 07, 2013 9:10 am  

poplar panther wrote:

If any fans had a right to moan it is us!

And, Oh Boy, do we!!!

Re: bradford : Sun Apr 07, 2013 9:13 am  

Given that communication being the fans and the club is none existent, it is the only way we can express our feelings, unless we have another farcical 'towel' protest!

Re: bradford : Sun Apr 07, 2013 11:00 am  

poplar panther wrote:

Given that communication being the fans and the club is none existent, it is the only way we can express our feelings, unless we have another farcical 'towel' protest!

I think many of the fans have protested with their feet!

Re: bradford : Sun Apr 07, 2013 3:10 pm  

As poor a half as I've seen from us in a while.

It is getting to the stage now where I am just waiting for the errors, every carry. Silly offloads, misplaced passes, knock-ons - we're just not accomplishing the fundamentals and as a result, we're not making ourselves difficult to beat. We are presenting our opponents with so many opportunities and they don't have to play well to beat us.

Liked the ground actually - quite a good venue, but hopefully not one we'll be revisiting.

Re: bradford : Sun Apr 07, 2013 5:45 pm  

poplar panther wrote:

Given that communication being the fans and the club is none existent, it is the only way we can express our feelings, unless we have another farcical 'towel' protest!

Surely a better idea would be to form some sort of trust or supporter's group?

I understand that the communication between the club and the fans is none existent but the fans should be doing something to bridge this gap. The main talking point on this thread is the home venue of the club in 2014. From what I've picked up the vast majority on here do not want to leave London. As the club aren't ready to converse with the fans why don't the fans put some pressure on the club and produce a petition of signatures of fans that want London to stay in London and physically hand it to someone high up at the club?

Another talking point is the venues used for "on the road" games and now regular home games. I have my own personal thoughts about this and many do not agree with either the venue or decision to stage games on the road. As a group it would be good if the supporter's group/trust could come up with an overall opinion and again give this opinion to the club.

Press for meet the chairmen evenings and meet the coach evenings as many lower league Football clubs have. That's how points will be put across.

Re: bradford : Sun Apr 07, 2013 6:33 pm  

I have 'pressed' for a fans forum as have many others, GM promised and has not delivered. Short of a North Korean solution I have no idea how to make the club talk to the fans

Re: bradford : Sun Apr 07, 2013 7:29 pm  

Moe Lester wrote:

Surely a better idea would be to form some sort of trust or supporter's group?

There was a volunteers group who had the ear of the club as well as helping out where they could....the precious cricketing CEO binned them.

Moe Lester wrote:

Press for meet the chairmen evenings and meet the coach evenings as many lower league Football clubs have. That's how points will be put across.

It'S been pressed for and promised...yet another failure to deliver on a promise from the CEO.