David Lowe

But getting rid of the owners and removing all of the key decision makers during a season doesn’t make any sense.

Sacking the whole board doesn’t make any sense. Surely any protests have got to be aimed at people who are thought to be doing a bad job ie RVN if it’s thought to be a football issue, Rudkin if it’s thought to be a contracts/wages issue, Glover if it’s thought to be a scouting issue.

I see that all EFL televised games have been sorted for the first half of the season. At least this gives supporters more notice.

Yes we had our big success of winning the league when the wage bill wasn’t so high - but we were suddenly in the Champions League so the wage bill couldn’t stay at that level.

Yes the wage bill has been the problem but it was also the key to doing so well in the first place. You can either gamble with a high wage bill, do well on the field but then suffer when it goes wrong on the field and you are left with players on big wages - or you can never gamble at all.

Looks like we will ‘do a Sheffield Utd’ by having to sell players and go into the season with a weaker squad. The only way ahead looks to be to find some ‘hidden gems’ or buy cheaper young players who may give us a brighter future.

This doesn’t make sense. Why would you expect to finish in the top 4 with the 8th highest wage bill? The football side of the club was exceeding expectations at that point.

Ticket office? Never heard of one.

There is a 10 point gap between Forest and Brentford so it looks like the promoted teams may be relying on Forest being poor again or other teams having managerial upheaval.

That’s because all of their strikers were injured/suspended.

Stringer started in League 1 and finished at the top. Owynn started at the top and is going to finish in League 1.

I love the optimism of people thinking we will drop into third. If Southampton do well with their games in hand and beat us (which looks likely) we will probably have to settle for fourth.

It seems to be a case of keep picking the same lot until they actually do something.

I knew Millwall would be difficult - they have been hard to beat since the manager returned. Plymouth have been poor for a long while now and anything other than a win is unacceptable in this one.

Whelan admitting that they budgeted to keep finishing in the top half - but there have never been any clubs of our size who have consistently finished in the top half.