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irrespective what anybody says on here
We haven't lost a hell of a lot of fans, not ones that have come for years anyhow.All we've lost are the glory fans from the successful 6/7 years we had
What exactly does conform to a VSC way of thinking mean Acko?I've been a member for years - I joined because I believed in the principals that were the backbone of it's formation! I still do, and the backbone is still pretty much as it was in the very early days!These principals aims and objectives can still be found located in the 'About the VSC' section at the top of the page!Very little has changed apart from the perception of a few fans.So again, what exactly does conform to a VSC way of thinking mean Acko?
Quote from: dickos1 on August 25, 2015, 08:05:56 amWe haven't lost a hell of a lot of fans, not ones that have come for years anyhow.All we've lost are the glory fans from the successful 6/7 years we had i know "glory fans" of forty odd years who wont go till he,s gone..another "fact " plucked out of thin air dickos
irrespective what anybody says on here if its against the way the club is run the vsc always seem to know differently and as been said before they say they represent the supporters but in truth they represent there own ego trip,on an earlier post SM gave the impression he knows what LT bank accounts worth.i have said things as I see it,i receive the abuse and arguments but never afraid to stand my corner,if ive upset people im sorry but I do know there is a lot of people think the same way.yes I don't go to rovers games anymore and ive made my reasons known but it doesn't stop me careing about the club ive supported for over 60years,so if this is to be my last post so be it I wish you all good luck and good fortune. you can now close my account and my postings rob
I can see why supporters are disillusioned. Many of our older supporters remember football as it was pre-Premier League. It was still pretty much a working class game. The game was harder. It felt more honest. It was escapism for a few hours a week. Foreign players were the exception rather than the norm at the top. Compare that to now. Fundamentally I think football is now just one of many things you can do with your time. For the casual fan, it's expensive. Back in the 80s and prior, football was one of the few exciting things to do for many. At least that's how I remember it...Doncaster Rovers fans are a tough sell. Always have been. As supporters we have our opinions. We used to discuss them in the pub or at games, on the way to games, on the way back. We now do it 24/7. Never have we as fans had so much access to the club. And everything gets aired on here.One big divider of support has been the JR/KM2 saga. Let's be right. I think everyone agrees that John Ryan was instrumental, along with a hardcore group of supporters, of keeping the club alive. Bottom line. Whether it was 50p or £50,000, it doesn't matter. The KM2 came in invited by JR. Provided a solid platform to push on to where we pushed on to. Then there was some sort of disagreement. JR resigns at Barnsley. Two botched takeover attempts. Everyone is frustrated. What's going on? Pop stars, crowdfunding, Club Doncaster?John Ryan was openly enthusiastic. He was great in that respect. And we had success. We now have owners who seem to make the decisions quietly, don't court publicity. It's like chalk and cheese. Rovers have never been much to shout about, at least for my generation, so we've been spoiled the last 12 years by and large. It's hard to sustain that though. Look at the variables... The right manager, the right coaches, the right players, the right tactics, the right fitness levels, the right combination of players, the right mentality... Did you choose to support Rovers? It's in the blood. Too easy to support a larger team. But, people do know Rovers now. Personally, I don't think Paul Dickov is the right manager for this football club. He's likeable but the dots are not connecting. That's clear now. I have faith in the current owners to continue to stabilise the club after a weird few seasons on and off the pitch, starting with the experiment... We have brought in some quality players IMO. We've been crying out for a 20 goal striker. We signed one. Tyson too is good. Stuckmann, possibly will be the best keeper I will see in a Rovers shirt.I have faith that they will appoint the next manager well and after serious consideration.It's a work in progress.
I can accept losing,crikey I've seen enough but you have to be entertained to make it worth the effort..