Remember when City were shitter and skinter than us and could not even fill their council house stadium. I would love it if the Arabs fucked them off seriously love it and I live in hope.

 

Football really is mad isn’t it.

Wouldn’t be surprised if Wolves go on now and become premier league winners within the next couple of years

I prefer Robinson sure he is raw & makes a few mistakes but did you see him bombing down the flank in stoppage time something Taylor couldn't & wouldn't do , trying to win the game.

 

He certainly will get better that's for sure.

 

His mis timed clearing out of Gunter was enjoyable.

The scary thing about that tackle is how he ended up getting there 2nd.

Fair enough but it was amusing ,like I said he is raw but I think he will improve.

Robinson will have a career in the game that's for sure. I expect that this is the highest level he'll play at but sometimes you never know. This experience he's getting, which is way more than any of the involved parties expected, may be the making of him

Ken is really frustrated with our poor attendances, as noted in his column ...

What does he expect we are in the bottom 3 and have been all season the football is garbage it's only us diehards are daft enough to go each week.

What was the excuse against derby

 

Even Leeds only had about 15k of ours

 

Don't make out crowds are shit cos we are in the bottom 3

our fullbacks are now the weakest part of our squad. and by a long way.

 

if there is any chance of getting loans in jan, thats where i'd be looking.

 

neither of the current two can actually pass a ball 10 yards. balls up the line that go out of play are embarrassing. 

I think Little has been good despite his limitations.

 

If we could produce some sort of Taylor/Robinson hybrid we’d be on a winner.

In a world where Kyle walker is going for 50 million I don't think we will do much better than little

Think he’s been the stand out player so far for me

Lets not crucify Robinson either, he's a young lad who's a lot to learn, but better option than Taylor at this level.

Just watched the highlights on you tube.

 

Both late chances would normally be goals. Quite unlucky really.

Little has been ace this season

 

As for crowds? Tuesday nights? They’re shite. I got there and texted the missus and told her I’m knocking night games on the head.

 

Such a pain in the arse to get to after a day a work. She checked the fixtures and told me there’s only 2 more this season. Thank fuck for that.

Little has been ace this season

 

As for crowds? Tuesday nights? They’re shite. I got there and texted the missus and told her I’m knocking night games on the head.

 

Such a pain in the arse to get to after a day a work. She checked the fixtures and told me there’s only 2 more this season. Thank fuck for that.

I don’t understand why the league pick champions league nights to play championship fixtures surely any floaters going to stay at home and watch Barca, Madrid or one of the other champions league teams rather than take the time to travel to a game on a cold wet night.

I don’t understand why the league pick champions league nights to play championship fixtures surely any floaters going to stay at home and watch Barca, Madrid or one of the other champions league teams rather than take the time to travel to a game on a cold wet night.

I’ve a season ticket. If I didn’t have one really don’t think I could be arsed midweek.

 

Next season will be an even bigger test of my resolve when these live streams kick in

I’ve a season ticket. If I didn’t have one really don’t think I could be arsed midweek.

 

Next season will be an even bigger test of my resolve when these live streams kick in

I left work in warrington 7 o’clock and drove up M6 passed my house to get to the game and as I can watch any Bolton game live it took all my will Power to go when I could have sat at home shouting at 4 walls while watching the game in my comfy chair. Saying that I enjoyed the game thought atmosphere was ok and the team despite their limitations are giving it everything so I’ll continue to go the game. I think smaller and medium clubs have got massive problems ahead support at games is in my opinion going to continue a downward trend with less income through the turnstile as live steaming comes on board. It won’t effect the big clubs their revenue will continue to increase and the gap between rich and poor only going to get wider, think we’ve probably seen the best it’ll ever be for our club.

Edited November 23, 20178 yr by Mounts Kipper

I don’t understand why the league pick champions league nights to play championship fixtures surely any floaters going to stay at home and watch Barca, Madrid or one of the other champions league teams rather than take the time to travel to a game on a cold wet night.

 

 

"Champions" League just expands to fill all available space

I’ve a season ticket. If I didn’t have one really don’t think I could be arsed midweek.

 

Next season will be an even bigger test of my resolve when these live streams kick in

 

I also have a season ticket but rarely attend Tuesday night matches. Not that I can't be arsed; if I wasn't doing something else I'd be there in a heartbeat.

 

Thing is, walking towards Macron with the floodlights glaring onto the stadium is nothing like as atmospheric as it was at Burnden.

midweekers are Just wank good job the lads season ticket is cheap as it’s too late on a school night once getting home so straight away the midweek games are getting knocked

as a kid i loved night games

 

now, i fcuking hate them

 

a proper bind

 

as an aside, how many of tuesdays two teams wouldve been unable to play on an international weekend

 

i dont know, just seeems daft teams dont move some midweek games to those free weekends

Why and when did the more acceptable time of 7.30 (I think all of Burnden Park's night matches had a 7.30 KO time) become 7.45 and then 8.00? Was it an idea by BWFC in the early Reebok days to allow the supporters a bit of extra time to get to game?

 

Now I'm sure that 8.00 would suit some and they wouldn't like to change back but anyone with a kid to take would surely prefer to have everything bringing forwards half an hour.

I left work in warrington 7 o’clock and drove up M6 passed my house to get to the game and as I can watch any Bolton game live it took all my will Power to go when I could have sat at home shouting at 4 walls while watching the game in my comfy chair. Saying that I enjoyed the game thought atmosphere was ok and the team despite their limitations are giving it everything so I’ll continue to go the game. I think smaller and medium clubs have got massive problems ahead support at games is in my opinion going to continue a downward trend with less income through the turnstile as live steaming comes on board. It won’t effect the big clubs their revenue will continue to increase and the gap between rich and poor only going to get wider, think we’ve probably seen the best it’ll ever be for our club.

 

Watching live is OK but all you get is the cameraman following the ball. There's so much to see off the ball that you miss half the action.

 

For instance, did you know it only takes a single kid in the North Stand to put the torch on his phone on and pretty soon, lots more dickheads are doing the same. See, you'd miss these things watching at home.

Think there’s only 3 clubs who have the 8pm ko, reading are one I think

 

Unfortunately you can’t please everyone but regarding the club and the attendance they can’t do anything more

KA latest statement

 

https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/2017/november/a-note-from-the-chairman5/

 

For those of you inside Macron Stadium last night, although you will have left feeling ultimately disappointed, I am sure that having woken up this morning and in the cold light of day, you will be able to reflect on the positives from the match – one being your superb support.

 

We had hoped that more fans would have taken advantage of our reduced prices for the clash, especially with the weather being somewhat mild for this time of year which I know can sometimes play its part for those with young families, and so the attendance was a little disheartening.

 

It’s absolutely necessary to increase numbers to help in our quest to retain Championship football, as every penny brought in through the gates will help us to strengthen our squad.

 

Last night’s attendance was the lowest this season, so it proves that lowering the price is not the answer.

 

When l talk with supporters generally and see comments on social media, everyone is quite rightly positive about retaining our status in the Sky Bet Championship and bringing in new players in January, but we really need for them to come along and support us if we are to have a chance of achieving this.

 

It is somewhat concerning that we have crowds of some 10,000 less in the Championship than what we had towards the end of last season in League One.