Sweet Pete

As I said before, stadium leverage to hold over us when they try and push through their absurd new ground plans. I don't care if I sound like a conspiracy theorist, this is too ridiculous to be innocent.

I genuinely think the club have created, or helped to create, a situation that is inconvenient for fans, not to mention for those homes and businesses nearby the ground. I cannot for the life of me think why the police would insist on closing the road to the ground because of 900 travelling Rangers fans and 700 Sons fans. We've had attendances like that before and never had this farce.

True, but he was only an example. I've no doubt that others check in as well.

Mr F has occasionally spoken to me in person or via Facebook about things I've posted. We don't always agree on club matters, but we get along fine.

I meant everyone important.

The club do monitor this forum. Things I've said on here have been brought up several times. I don't give a damn, it's a football team, not the politburo. Everyone on here knows who I am if they have any problem.

Aye, I'd like us to play in a smaller one.

It may be the club or it may be the cops, or it may be a combined decision by both. However, it's still a crap decision either way. These traffic restrictions won't endear us to our various neighbours and that's yet another stick for the shady parties at the club to beat us with and try to force a new stadium on us. Bollocks to this shite.

What a load of fucking shite, Dumbarton. What fucking p***k dreamed up this idiotic scheme? That club fucking hate us fans. They relish any opportunity to shaft us and inconvenience us.

No way the club will comment on this. They do their best not to comment on behind the scenes stuff at all times, can't see that changing now.

I'd assume he's just trying to point blame elsewhere to cover his own dodgy dealings. I'd be surprised if there is any truth to it, unless it's a case of there being another instalment on some condition yet to be met and he's only telling half the story to make it sound worse. f**k him.

I wouldn't believe a word that comes out of that snakes mouth.

I don't believe that being on the Sex Offender's Register will preclude your purchasing a ticket. They usually don't ask, which is a relief.

We sold 650 season tickets.

I need someone to come into my office and bring me junk food and fluids ASAP. School night drinking is bad, mmmmkay?

I thought he was a shareholder with us? But not in any executive manner.

I heard that one of Shannen Doherty's eyes is off-centre because it's trying to escape.

It's cheaper for public transport to Hamilton and Albion Rovers than it is on the supporters coach, but they still run them to there. Not that it affects me as I rarely use the supporters bus and even then only when it's for a game where public transport is restrictively expensive, but I do find it odd that they draw a line at Govan when they run buses for games not much further away than that.

Yeah, real mental problems.

Aye but there's a sauna right near the away end of Easter Road

circa 850 as there are about 150 seats in hospitality, which is between the home and away sections.

Blasphemy!

In this theoretical scenario where season tickets seats are re-sold if a season ticket holder doesn't turn up to reserve a seat for a Cat A game, what would happen if a season ticket holder was away, on holiday for example, and so in the week leading up the game hadn't told the club whether he would or would not be attending on the Saturday, nor picked up a ticket, and so they re-sell his seat to another punter and then the season ticket holder turns up on the Saturday and finds someone sitting in his seat, both having paid for it? This seems like it has far too many pitfalls for me, especially since it's only for relatively few games. I'd say that if a season ticket has been sold then that's that, no need to be re-selling seats and making season ticket holders pick up match tickets in advance, that's just daft and a hassle that no-one needs. It also defeats the point of even buying a season ticket.

Is this all just heresay, or has there been some indiciation that there is some basis to this?

Looks a bit like Paul Lovering too.