"Negative comments on SV are damaging to the club"

[Duffman]

Just under a year ago Peter McGuigan made this comment at a fans forum. Whilst comments by people on here, mostly hiding behind the safety of usernames and anonymity may make comments which are the equivalent of throwing pebbles at windows, you sir are currently at the hands of a wrecking ball whilst the fans try and pick up the pieces.

Does the town deserve this club? Maybe. Does the club deserve it's fans?

[morecambegeek]

Has anyone ever seen CC and PMG together?

[marky No.1]

Has anyone ever seen CC and PMG together?

Yes but nothing like your avatar.

If PMG thought it was bad a year ago then the 1000's of views and comments on here and elsewhere around the town and country must be worse than looking in the mirror.

There were over 50 non registered guests at one point on here yesterday

[KenH]

SV is tame compared to some of the comments on Facebook over the years!

I've heard far worse in the stands on a Sat afternoon.

Perhaps they should have taken note of the negative comments and learned from them?

[Seasider9601]

Perhaps they should have taken note of the negative comments and learned from them?

Exactly Ken.

And thereby lies the problem.

[parceldave]

But who is telling the biggest porky pies.

[mrpotatohead]

Its a voice, and whatever you think of it, most of it's contributors, and their opinions, they are real fans who care deeply about the club.

PMG blames everything he possibly can for any poor judgements he makes, rather than blame himself, he thought he was home and dry when Diego offered him a way out, and he'll be gone again sharpish when another buyer, hopefully armed with non counterfeit currency, appears.

I have the same regard for PMG that he has for MFC supporters, SV's or otherwise.

[Wild Bill]

"Negative comments on SV are damaging to the club"

Spoken like a true dictator. Ha ha!

Always said SVs reflects the true mood of the fanbase. If its generally negative and you are in charge of its main focus (MFC) you need to look at yourself and your team, not question the character of your customers.