chilvinho

The Trust are doing what they think is achievable, The Tennis Ball protest last year had less than 100 participants and 20,000 booing it, pitch invasion had 50 people doing it. If they called for a home boycott every week there’d still be 15,000 in the home end which is why they are trying for one home boycott of a Tuesday night Sky game hoping to get less than 10,000 in the home end. Demand for away tickets is such that, if they called for an away boycott, even if the regulars complied there’d always be a couple of thousand who’d step in (see Grimsby Town at home), making it pointless. The point of a successful home boycott is it allows “The Chairman” to forecast a likely slump in season ticket sales before it happens, so he can work out if he can survive with maybe half last seasons revenue from this source. I do agree the optics of Trust Leadership being at away games is a source of division.

He walks back into the team even if his arm has fallen off as soon as the stump skins over.

Grandstand Owls v QPR 2:35 pm I Suspect this means not a pound in the ground has been effective.

We literally brought a school boy on 2nd half

He played very well against Stocksbridge in pre-season too

They should attend only if the agenda is published in advance as follows: 1. Sale Of SWFC

it provides The Trust with a mandate. When the time comes to speak they can say they are representing huge numbers of fans. Whether that’s to The EFL, The Football Regulator or anyone else they can’t be dismissed as an irrelevance.

Dave. The barman at the Winchester Club? How very apt.

Tuesday 22nd. HMRC PAYE for June payroll bill becomes due

I’m going to guess it’s more like 50% - 60% as the majority of the payroll by value will be higher rate tax payers (players) and it includes employee and employer NI. So that’s 100%+ of the value of net pay that he couldn’t afford.

the worrying thing is, I asked a generic question, never mentioned SWFC. ChatGPT must be sick of people asking.

Spot on

I’ve no doubt he’s doing his best. unfortunately his best is, amongst other things, selling the ground to himself to avoid a points deduction but putting the wrong date on the form. It also involves thinking that telling us he asked for £5m to throw on the fire in return for a chat shows him in a positive light.

How far behind on payroll were you at the time?