Got to laugh, nice to see I may have contributed to the reasons 300 people didn't turn up for the game yesterday, it is great knowing that I have that much influence over people. 

Why do you have to feel for Mr Cleeve?  He knew what he was taking on, he has the same ambition as Buster had,but nobody came out in support of Buster? The big difference is Buster was open about running it as a business,  Mr Cleeve wraps it up by saying his only ambition is to get King's Lynn into the football league, Buster was cautious with how he spent money, Mr Cleeve is throwing money at it, and with good results at the moment and they are getting plenty of well deserved praise. Any significant drop in attendance will have a big effect and a drop of 300 is a drop in revenue probably in the region of £4000, too many drops like that will have a knock on effect on the budget, and if the budget is cut how will that affect moral?  If it all goes tits up will it be the fans fault, or the fault of the business owner for failing to make the place an attractive proposition?  If a pub fails it is normally the fault of the landlord, not making it attractive?  Let's just hope it is a blip,and the next home game attracts 1000 plus, a good win Tuesday night and getting through to the next round of the cup will go a long way to aiding that aim.

Good news and should go some way towards placating some of the critics on here and certainly a if nothing else this has to be seen as progress compared to this time last year.  Who would have thought there was 'that much' money in football programmes but I guess the club is hardly overrun with offers, hopefully if IC can get the performances on the pitch then there will be a bit more interest for the commercial team to work with.

I wonder if Johnny Appman would have still complained about the prices had his best buddy been in charge at the club.
You've always got your beloved Corby Town now. Travelling there is likely to fetch you back more than £15