[LongLostSon]

OK, so as a pensioner living on the south coast, I only get to join you lads 'n lasses on the terraces half dozen times of year down south and thus am removed from the thick of the action. However, I earnestly believe that a boycott would play into the hands of the board if there is an underlying agenda to close Stanley down. It is a time when the playing side of the club need our support more than ever and I could not inflict on them anything less than total support. Imagine how you would feel if already worrying about income, mortgage payments etc, you had to try to play before absent fans. Appreciate the desire to show our disdain for the contempt shown by the board to the fans and suspected abject failure to see us through this crisis, but really do not want the frontline (players) to feel deserted. The Football League don't miss a chance to stick the knife in (just like Hardacre in '62) so JC/JB and our beloved team need us to stand four-square behind them against all foes.