STOP Boycotting the Globe

STOP Boycotting the Globe

Postby Kendalshrimp » Tue Jan 26, 2016 9:58 pm

Things aren't great on the pitch and tonight was another shambles and fans have every right to be angry as I am myself, but people saying their done with home games your slowly killing the club in disguise. Luckily for us a few teams have been a lot worse than us this season allowing us to avoid a relegation battle. But if people come on here saying there boycotting the globe due to performances then that's guna hit the club even worse in the long run. If attendances drop even more the budget will be cut again for next season meaning any chance we had of keeping our key players will reduce even more than it has now and we'll have to replace them with worse players on lower wages so even if we are safe from relegation this time round, that might not be the case next season if people want to affect the club financially by boycotting the globe then do that but enjoy this division while we're in it because next season might be the last in league 2 if more people continue to boycott the globe !
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Re: Boycotting the globe

Postby mrpotatohead » Tue Jan 26, 2016 10:23 pm

The 'headline''readers will see, ''boycott the globe'', and.........errrrrr.
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Re: Boycotting the globe

Postby Keith » Wed Jan 27, 2016 1:58 pm

mrpotatohead wrote:The 'headline''readers will see, ''boycott the globe'', and.........errrrrr.


Yup, I thought that too... here we go, can't we keep all the negative comments in one place? then read it and find it is the opposite! Kendal, I'm going to edit it.
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Re: Boycotting the globe

Postby Kendalshrimp » Wed Jan 27, 2016 10:59 pm

Keith wrote:
mrpotatohead wrote:The 'headline''readers will see, ''boycott the globe'', and.........errrrrr.


Yup, I thought that too... here we go, can't we keep all the negative comments in one place? then read it and find it is the opposite! Kendal, I'm going to edit it.

Thanks Keith some people on here need to see the bigger picture or the club is going to suffer even more if people boycot is understand if we was rock bottom of the table
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Re: Boycotting the globe

Postby shrimpnsave » Wed Jan 27, 2016 11:13 pm

Kendalshrimp wrote:
Keith wrote:
mrpotatohead wrote:The 'headline''readers will see, ''boycott the globe'', and.........errrrrr.


Yup, I thought that too... here we go, can't we keep all the negative comments in one place? then read it and find it is the opposite! Kendal, I'm going to edit it.

Thanks Keith some people on here need to see the bigger picture or the club is going to suffer even more if people boycot is understand if we was rock bottom of the table

Kendal, a boycot is a "wake"up call for team/management and board.
its now in their hands to deliver some entertaining football at home!
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Re: STOP Boycotting the Globe

Postby Kendalshrimp » Wed Jan 27, 2016 11:16 pm

And what is boycotting guna do shrimpnsave ? Generate more money for the board to give to Jim to sort things out or maybe money to sack him pay him off n get a new manager in ? Wake up will you it'll do nothing but damage the club off the field even more than it is now and before we know it we'll be playing with conference north standard players as we won't be able to afford ones to keep us in league 2
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Re: STOP Boycotting the Globe

Postby shrimpnsave » Wed Jan 27, 2016 11:34 pm

As I said.its up to the board/management/team.
its up to them to sort it,I don't mind losing as long as its entertaining but you tell me when it was at home :?:
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Re: STOP Boycotting the Globe

Postby George Dawes » Thu Jan 28, 2016 6:27 am

its lacking customer care, and the club doesn't take or respond to feedback and concerns very well.

unless fans see a change of attitude by the Board(or Owner) in the summer, I suspect we will have an hardcore of 800 + away fans.

oh and that's over 1000 fans lost since we moved to the Globe, and counting, dying a slow death.
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