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After all the recent bad blood between the supporters and the board it would be a nice gesture if Swann and co. bought up the empty seats to ensure that the supporters bus could run.
Can’t see it happening though, why would he want to start building bridges with the supporters when he blames us for our current plight?
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Simon Elliott organised free bus travel recently, the way he was repaid won’t encourage a similar gesture.
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I thought the club guaranteed a bus would run to every away game? Presumably that’s no longer the case?
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Optimism is fading I fear – person responsible ? Without doubt Mr Swann.
We have the best manager for a long time and he at the moment is getting the poorest support. Whether that changes shortly we will see but again any PR seems difficult to motivate the supporters for long.
Why, because they have seen it before and heard it before !!
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Why should people spend their hard earned money and making a commitment when Swann can’t be arsed with the club ?
Swann could have put this right and got the the EFL loan cleared very early on in this window and had somewhat of a clean slate and got some players in but can’t be arsed.
If Swann did that at least it would have shown us fans that he was committed and wanted to give it a go at staying up but clearly that’s beneath him.
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Times have been bad before either club or town but an away bus usually made it.
Now that set of diehards have joined the ‘who cares’ group and another success for the chairman.
If you don’t believe it Mr Swann sit down and write down all your successes – it will not not long. This all revolves around YOUR attitude to supporters and you still have it.
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Maybe/could be/just perhaps this is the sort of game you’ll win and it’ll be just reward for those that attend. Of course in years to come the few that were there will miraculously turn into thousands.
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Only 10 !! – when was the last time there was so little interest by the travelling army. Times have been tough before but day by day optimism drains away even faster.
Who is at fault Mr Swann ?
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