Some real heartfelt messages on this thread that bring a lump to the throat and are echoed by all fans or who hold ASFC dear to them.
Messages that have been building slowly on other threads for a while, questions that reamain unanswered and just keep choking the Club and fans by remaining unresolved.
I also share BDC's worries that having very little income over the last few months there will be pressing worries on what I can only imagine are already exhausted budgets with little revenue streams at the moment.
Which then it goes back to the catch 22 situation as put by Rob Heys in the Obby on Friday.
To come back to some of the other points a start up again scenario is not really the right path however I understand the feeling.
Taking a ten point hit is not really an option either in my mind as that could end up bringing about the same scenario.
There is only one plausible and true way forward and that is with the backing of Ilyas and the "Community Club" ethos.
I just hope that is still on the table?
Can protests help bring that about or will it hinder it by forcing people to perhaps dig their heels in more?
But as others have commented things like protests do sometimes work, the ones SM mentions at Liverpool were structured, well coordinated and communicated to the media, LFC fans, Police etc. and no doubt help to bring about the changes the happened.
Houses within the streets around Anfield, cars parked up all bore posters of what they were trying to achieve with their protests
Spirit Of Shankly – Liverpool Supporters' Union a look at their aims shows a lot of mirror images to our own.
Maybe a "68" moment is upon on us again?
I hope beyond all hope that we once again can have a Club that we are all rightfully proud of
