ROSM
Well-known member
What difference would it make if he did ?
The fact is whether fans like it or not the club was always going to move on and evolve when the Amex era started. The fact that what has been created in the 1901 club is not to everyones taste is neither here nor there at the end of the day as the only view appears to sit with profit which I suppose at the end of the day is probably correct given the aspiration Bloom has of Premiership football.
Providing we continue to play attractive football and flirt with play-off or auto promotion then there will be a huge captive audience which is what the club know and are gearing to. The major test would be a bland season and possible relegation which would then test the metal of fans patience on costs.
We live the dream for now and yes it is very good and personally most issues regarding food / quality are no issue to me as I do not eat around the times the games are played. What will test the resolve of fans more is the cost of the season ticket and the travel tax which I expect will head towards £100 eventually. Other niggles like £1 a ticket booking fee are neither here nor there really in the bigger picture.
Interesting points. Everybody, in some way, has been affected by the changes. Be it catering, service, travel costs, withdrawal of bus services, service charges, the 'priority' levels.
But the one constant in all this has been the woeful pr approach taken.
And as I said before, those that disagree find the little tricks being pulled on them. What would be interesting is how many times the threat of legal action, or engaging of solicitors has happened in the last 15 months compared to the previous 15 years. It isn't just the poyet situation.