Will you still attend next season?

[Derbyshire Blue]

Unfortunately, when passion for your club courses through your veins, blind faith and devotion go with the territory.

I don't think boycotts are off the table at all, but it's a nuclear last option for me, and I'd rather see how things unfold this summer before deciding whether I think I'm there yet.

I get that, but the devotion is misaligned at present because we’ve just been fuelling an inadequate hierarchy and not to the now apparent fortunes of our club. It has to change otherwise the outcome won’t. Tough love perhaps?

 

[BlueBloodUSA]

Just look at my username "BlueBloodUSA" as I have said before, cut me and I will bleed blue blood, born on kensington road by the Gasworks, down there every saturday buying coal and coke for my customers, Mrs Verlanders corner shop on Shaftesbury Ave/Victoria Road for sweets purchased using coupons, Digging for bait on the mudflats, to sell to baitshop on the pier and the fisherman's shop just off the High street working at the Kursaal for the Lecorgne Bros and their mum for years, I left SOS 1981, but I am still a Southend boy through and through, it does not matter to me what division United play in, I will always be there in body or spirit as long as as I am able.

 

[David Icke]

I’ll be going next season and I’ll be off to as many away matches as I can.

 

[Ladybeard]

5 season tickets will be purchased as usual. I have hated this season not being at the matches has felt so disconnected. I know it’s daft but always feel you influence players and managers if you are at the matches. MM would have changed his tactics much earlier with a crowd at the games. Ron would have changed managers earlier as well he hates the crowd letting him know what they think. Hope it’s cheaper next season hope we hit the ground running with a fit well prepared team. If not let’s hope we are all there to voice our discontent. Mainly I for one will just be glad to be there to chat to those around me about where we are going wrong to smell that greasy burger smell to be able to hear the players and manager talking to each other. I will be glad to have an outlet on a Saturday something to focus the working week and let off steam. So our answer is yes for the sake of a very special person in my life’s mental health who has struggled so much this last year we will 100% be there and can’t wait.

 

[Jassyfa2]

Saturday is my busiest day at work, but midweek away games I can see myself going.

 

[C'mon you Shrimpers]

Over the years there have been plenty of times I've not watched Blues. University, kids growing up, playing in the Boro Comb, working. But somehow rarely missed those important games. Now retired I've no excuses. Disappointed of course to be relegated but looking forward to the challenges of next season.

 

[smudgster]

Depends for me, if we make a few signings and keep a few of our better players yes. But if we do not address urgent needs like a couple of strikers, no. Fed up going into seasons woefully underprepared with promises of recruits that never appear until we are already playing catch up. We need to be ready and organised before the first game kicks off.

 

[secondalibi]

I'll always support the team, whatever division we're in. I do still plan to go to games next season, but it won't be as easy as before. Living in Birmingham, and my son being disabled, makes it awkward. We mainly go to away games that are not too far from The Midlands. We do attend 5 or 6 home games during the season, but it's a mission. We've been lucky over the years, it's been easy to get to the likes of, Burton, Cheltenham, Shrewsbury, Northampton, Walsall, Coventry etc. Unfortunately, the National League looks quite south heavy. However, Solihull Moors is only a 20 minute drive. I'm also hoping Notts County don't go up. I'm sure we'll sort something out over the season.

 

[Tinks]

Whaa-aat ?!? 'Tinks' is our Jack ?!? But she calls herself the 'Worlds Greatest Cook' - cant be her !

Well a girl can dream can’t she?
Is that you Bobby? Xx

 

[Tampa Blue]

Home games : No, not until Martin starts to run the club in a professional and responsible manner.

Away games : Yes

 

[Blues ‘n’ twos]

Without a doubt!
I miss live football, I miss away days, I am SUFC through good times and bad times, so long as there is a club I will support it.

 

[rigsby]

Home games : No, not until Martin starts to run the club in a professional and responsible manner.

Away games : Yes

Lets hope some do go to home games then. Otherwise there wont be any away games....Ever.

 

[tia]

I will be there will renew my season ticket as usual and be at a fair few away games too

 

[East Green I 83]

The equation is simple surely? (1) We are struggling really badly financially now (2) We don't renew our season cards and we will struggle more than ever. (3) Answer : no option but to renew

 

[Derbyshire Blue]

Lets hope some do go to home games then. Otherwise there wont be any away games....Ever.

There also might not be if Ron continues this spiral he doesn’t seem to be able to stop.

 

[Tampa Blue]

In my personal opinion , Chris Phillips' latest article sums up the utter mismanagement and incompetence displayed by RM.

Under the current stewardship, unless there is a degree of humility and acceptance that change needs to start at the top then it is quite likely that the club will face a relegation battle yet again next season.

The time for change simply may have already passed us by - lets hope that I am 100% proven wrong.

 

[united we stand]

What if they can't afford too? After Covid? Out of a job? Have a family to feed?

What a silly statement.

Did you actually read what Scott wrote?

Suggest you read it again, especially the word “because”