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[Jinkin John Jeffers]

RS did say at KO they thought there was 700+ Crawley fans?

 

Spot on Birdy, very clever move around of figures.

[Pearly82]

There was nowhere near 700 away fans.

[bennymole]

Don't matter how many there were, still a thousand of us not in there

[Pearly82]

You say it as though that's something to be proud of. Looking forward to Barnet when the extra 1000 fans turn up, see you there.

[ginginator]

You say it as though that's something to be proud of. Looking forward to Barnet when the extra 1000 fans turn up, see you there.

 

 

I am going, just look for the ging, what time you arriving?

[Ben]

You say it as though that's something to be proud of. Looking forward to Barnet when the extra 1000 fans turn up, see you there.

 

YES where we meeting:yes:

[Pearly82]

I'll be there around 1130.

[bennymole]

it is something to be proud of, a man without principles is a very poor man indeed

[llcoolj]

My friend and I live in Congleton, are both shareholders and now former season ticket holders. We made the decision at the end of last season that neither of us would return to the Vale whilst the present incumbents remain in power. We have both become sad and disillusioned that key investment has been repeatedly ignored or turned away whilst at the same time the club have been allowed to spiral into the basement of league football with seemingly little hope of escape.

On Saturday, my friend went to watch Macclesfield whilst I stayed at home and did the gardening with my ear to the Radio Stoke commentary. The fact we managed to salvage a draw against league newcomers Crawley Town says it all!

Neither of us have demonstrated or signed up to Black & Gold or SEO and I feel there are probably many more like us. We both regularly sat in the Railway Stand behind Old Sage and his boys and although I haven't always agreed with his views I respect him for his passion and love of our club.

I have no doubt that my friend and I will some day return to Vale Park but it won't happen until there is a regime change and we start to look like a proper professional football club.

 

Sadly you can count me and a few mates of mine in this bracket too. But simply if Mr Bratt and Mr Oliver resign we will purchase season tickets immediately.

I cant believe the callers to RS who were happy with a point against "Big Spending" Crawley. Well guys if thats the ambition you want from your football club then you are welcome to it!===

[BIRCHES HEAD WHITES]

llcoolj, the sad thing is that a point against big spenders is maybe understandable , however by doing nothing vale fans are endorsing struggling to beat the likes of burton, morecambe , barnet , lincoln, stevenage, accrington, but still if they are happy with continued failure season after season its their choice.

[Mr Carter]

My friend and I live in Congleton, are both shareholders and now former season ticket holders. We made the decision at the end of last season that neither of us would return to the Vale whilst the present incumbents remain in power. We have both become sad and disillusioned that key investment has been repeatedly ignored or turned away whilst at the same time the club have been allowed to spiral into the basement of league football with seemingly little hope of escape.

On Saturday, my friend went to watch Macclesfield whilst I stayed at home and did the gardening with my ear to the Radio Stoke commentary. The fact we managed to salvage a draw against league newcomers Crawley Town says it all!

Neither of us have demonstrated or signed up to Black & Gold or SEO and I feel there are probably many more like us. We both regularly sat in the Railway Stand behind Old Sage and his boys and although I haven't always agreed with his views I respect him for his passion and love of our club.

I have no doubt that my friend and I will some day return to Vale Park but it won't happen until there is a regime change and we start to look like a proper professional football club.

 

A very good post I am in the same position as you there are a lot of "Silent Protesters" who will just wander away, very sad state of affairs.

[TheSage]

A very good post I am in the same position as you there are a lot of "Silent Protesters" who will just wander away, very sad state of affairs.

 

Add my name to that list.

I think if there were 500 people on the march (Sentinel figure), perhaps half of those attended the game, but there were also another 200-400 who stayed at home.

The idea that the protestors have not achieved anything or that their absence from match days is a good thing is a fallacy.

[Valiantlee]

My friend and I live in Congleton, are both shareholders and now former season ticket holders. We made the decision at the end of last season that neither of us would return to the Vale whilst the present incumbents remain in power. We have both become sad and disillusioned that key investment has been repeatedly ignored or turned away whilst at the same time the club have been allowed to spiral into the basement of league football with seemingly little hope of escape.

 

Slightly off topic but I would be interested in how many shareholders didn't renew after the farce at the EGM. I tried to explain that stance to one of the knuckle draggers but apparantly I knew **** all about it whilst he was the fountain of all knowledge. At least he reminded me why I moved away from the area.

[Stone Valiant]

Slightly off topic but I would be interested in how many shareholders didn't renew after the farce at the EGM. I tried to explain that stance to one of the knuckle draggers but apparantly I knew **** all about it whilst he was the fountain of all knowledge. At least he reminded me why I moved away from the area.

 

Shareholder! Not renewed! ===

[Ben]

Shareholder! Not renewed! ===

 

Same here:yes: