Nothing personal against Glen. Never met the bloke but do follow him. As I mentioned in my previous post, I respect a lot of the work he has done. However, when he is involved with the fan base and has such a following on Twitter, he ought to publish when he is meeting the CEO, when the fans have been crying out for communication.

Sorry, the 20-24k I was alluding to was home fans only. The 16k I just posted, will take into account away fans. Again, no idea what the average, home fans only, figure would be.

I’ve just posted where I got the figure from. No reason to doubt it. Unless someone else can do the math.

Nice to see Mullan now confirm his meeting with Waggott to the fans. Bizarre it wasn’t at the time. Lost a lot of credibility in my eyes.

I’ve just gone off the stats available online which I saw the other day, which stated this season’s average was 16,354. Our highest since our last season in the PL.

It’s happened in our very own town, the Euro Garages brothers, attempted to buy McColls, Cafe Nero, made their offer on Asda, all went public. However, businesses don’t have pressure from “fans”, our club does. It makes absolute sense to do so.

It’s happened in our very own town, the Euro Garages brothers, attempted to buy McColls, Cafe Nero, made their offer on Asda, all went public. However, businesses don’t have pressure from “fans”, our club does. It makes absolute sense to do so.

None. I have no idea why they still own us. However, especially now, surely if someone was serious about buying us, a low ball offer would do the trick. However, there is nothing out there, at the minute. Why isn’t there any public offers, surely with the current fan pressure, you’d go public to say, we’ve made an approach and the fans would then jump on the back of you to try and get them to listen.

Surely the buyer would then make it public? Like the dude we dodged under the Walker Trust, his name alludes me, but BBC did a documentary on him. In addition, there was a chap who was on twitter not long ago, in MLS, trying to buy us but no offer made and we all saw through him, when he doesn’t have a penny to his name.

I do hope that would be the case. I’d love nothing more than a packed Ewood. However, in the PL, we averaged around 20-24k. I simply do not see that happening, especially given the current global issues with rising prices either. That is my honest opinion. Even so, our current average attendance is 16k I believe, adding an additional 8k fans at an average season ticket cost of £300, brings in £2.4m. Let’s say an additional £2.4m on spends at Ewood (just made that figure up), then it’s an additional £5m, at best. Where’s the shortfall of £15m-£20m coming from?

In the interview, not a single offer made. Nobody has shown the cash either. I’ve been in business long enough, if you want to buy someone, it’s possible, so as long as you have the credibility or flash the cash. Quite damning, that in 15 years, this has never been done.

He has now admitted to the meeting. My question still stands, as to why it was kept a secret, when we the fans have been crying out engagement. I am not pro-regime nor anti-regime. I am a fan of the club and have been all my life. I hate seeing Ewood the way it was last night. It wasn’t nice for me and my family attending, it can’t have been nice for the players or anyone involved. I want the best for us, be that with Venky’s or Joe Bloggs, I really do not care. Football is an escape for many of us and at the moment, it is nothing but a chore. What irks me is, this hostile atmosphere created, mainly due to lack of communication, yet certain individuals have the ear of the execs, but choose to keep it private, when it suits. I have read Glen’s tweets for a number of years and respect a lot of the work he has done. However, when we find out of these private meetings, it will antagonise any fan, especially, when we have all been wanting that very voice to communicate with us.

With a much bigger fanbase than ours and much lower wage bill. By getting new owners, we will not see more than 20k at Ewood. What we will see is a lower wage bill, therefore the quality of players we can attract, will be significantly poorer. Not a chance we get the likes of Cantwell and Beck.

When it suits eh? 😂

I’ve never been pro-regime. I’ve always said, what is the alternative? I simply cannot see any investor pumping in £25m a season to keep us afloat, unless it’s a fan, like Uncle Jack. I stayed away as it was pointless arguing with people on here despite me knowing a few things through my personal contacts. When I found out about this personal meeting between Waggott and Mullan, it did infuriate me because we have all been wanting communication with them directly, yet he had the platform and mentioned nothing to the public, until now when he’s been found out.

But not a peep to the fans. So lack of communication, the same issue you accuse the club of and WATR?? Double standards. You kept it hidden from the fans and claim to be for the fans. Why did you not disclose to us?

See his latest tweet, talking about deferred pension. That isn’t disclosed in the accounts. Clearly backing Waggott up. Another tweet where he said Waggott would do a good job if his hands were untied. He’s not said a single word about Waggott being the problem. Also not a single word why he had a private meeting on Thursday night with Waggott. Why are the other fan groups not told about this??

Why has Mullan not said a peep about this private meeting with Waggott? Why is he saying nothing about Waggott in his tweets? I don’t know the ins and outs, but this stinks of division being created by 2 men, one of which is our CEO.

And now his latest tweet, knowing all the ins and outs of Waggot’s salary, as though he is the man doing the payroll. Unbelievable how our own fans can’t see it, right under their noses.

Funny how Glen Mullan, spotted on Thursday, meeting Waggott privately, yet has his happy clapping crew protesting. See his Twitter account. Not a peep about Waggott. Don’t be fooled by who is leading this. Why has Mullan not come out anywhere saying he attended this meeting with Waggott???

This was Oliver Burke. Not as glamorous as he is making out. He agreed to let another player leave on loan, however that fell through, so this deal subsequently fell through. It was a straight swap financially, one in and one out, however Gregg got the in but I believe it was Bristol that pulled out of signing one of ours. The same that Gregg promised would get done.

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Kerching.

The principle still stands. I managed to renew my ticket without any issues. Quick and easy. Most season tickets sold on the first day ever. Imagine how many staff you’d need to process that…