A minutes applause for the owners against reading in the Twelfth minute

[davieG]

Seems like a lot of people on this forum have got the clap.

[Mickey O'Neil]

... to win by the odd goal when we did not deserve to.

I've lost count of the times where we deserved something and got nothing. I'll always take a win even if we don't deserve it. Why wouldn't we?? I'm sure you don't say a single word when a wrong decision goes against us.

[truebluethroughandthrough]

You called him a cretin.

 

 

As for not clapping because they shouldn't have racked debts up in the first place. Fair enough. But they took over a club in debt in the first place and have since bought the ground. It's not all their debt, is it?

 

They didn't have to do it but chose to because they knew that FFP would kick us up the arse. They want to take our club into the Premier League and they want to make us successful.

 

 

I'd hazard a guess that only Yeovil are making a profit in our league. Are all of the owners in this league doing the right thing in 'letting debts rack up'? Rather than ours thats gone out and rectified a problem that was self inflicted but also here long before they showed up.

 

Yet some can't muster up enough humility to put their hands together at a football match, I found your lack of appreciation astounding. They're comfortably the best thing to happen to our football club since Martin O'Neill. I often just have to despair with some of our fans, I really do.

Spot on. Easily the best owners for us in the modern era.

Out of all the owners we have had, none have invested more in such a short space of time with NO reward. (As yet)

They didn't have to convert the debt to shares nor buy the stadium.

They also didn't have to invest millions into our academy and training facilities.

Don't get me wrong, I know their not perfect, and have made some wrong turns along the way, well show me an owner who hasn't!

I also realise that this is a business to them, and whilst it is one I believe they are genuinely passionate about, nonetheless it's still business.

So to take the risk in converting the debt to shares, shows to most people (that have common sense) just how committed they are to our long term future and success.

To not take part in a simple gesture of gratitude as fans, whether the owners were there or not is, imo pathetic.

FFS show a little gratitude