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True - can't even find a quote of him being rude about the god awful Mike Ashley. PS: Perhaps this was related to being Barton's manager once.

in which case so is Hughton who was about 10 yards away. 716265519033237505

This journo floated the idea a mere minutes after Butland went off . Perhaps NSC got it off of him. 713833912670298113 and i thought it in my head. and maybe Naylor did too. At least he AN has the sense to avoid certain threads & specific posters on here if all you think he does is cut and...

Champions League Winner ! or Poorest Albion manager in a decade. Probably in between .

Cheers . ElP. I guess PB is sympathetic to original idea of subsidising away travel with the extra Sky cash like various NSC posters and subsequent Naylor column but.... ? Yep ?

Ha! Isn't every single point in ANs column today been made by someone on NSC recently, even the Palace have the noisiest atmos zinger. (Best away fans, poor atmos in Amex, poor turn out for evening games, crowd as "12th man").

Wonder how many posters on here who think Naylor is out of touch and disagree with everything he says, would take umbrage at his suggestion in his column two weeks ago that the club should use the Sky windfall to subsidise away travel for fans, for example to Forest and Boro later this season...

Ha !. Fair enough.

Encouragement like : A challenge to fans to make the Amex a fortress like...

Given its the 4th or 5th shortest journey out of all 23 games this season then "relatively" it is short as the majority of Albion away days , and lets face it he drives to all of them, are far further than MK.

Everything Naylor or rather his Editor do is ultimately designed to generate more revenue either online or via print sales or advertising and sustain their business of paying journalists, editors, photographers to produce content about the Albion (and everything else). . And this is a single...

I'm happy to defend vocally AN and the other journalists who regularly cover the Albion.. I think the criticism he gets on here is ridiculous. Its certainly not poorly researched, dull or trite. The Argus pays for impressive Albion photography, reporting, journalism, it occasionally holds the...

Not a lot of clicking going on via NSC in this case though given I will be the first person to share the URL of the column in this entire thread http://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/albion/14373034.Talking_Point__Time_for_Albion_fans_at_the_Amex_to_play_their_part/

it might well have done but this is just the point that our total season ticket holders peaked in 13/14 declined in 14/15 and further this season.

He doesn't say that. He doesn't "slag off" fans. He said in his tweet that in his view "support" has been "poor" by which he means [size of] support. I would have phrased that differently. However in comparison to previous seasons at the Amex then this is self evidently true given that season...

Yes of course. Having 25K+ average crowds for 4 years in a row is impressive and not an indication that support is "poor" as his unfortunate tweet put it. That said the piece (and endless other pieces AN has written) puts our existing crowds into context, mentions the growth in recent years...

The actual piece isn't really about atmosphere in the Amex anyway but the decline in crowds or rather season ticket holders since the 13/14 peak and especially the turn out for the mid week match at Reading. He explores what the reasons for that might be and quotes several tweets he had on the...