THE CONCRETE ROUNDABOUT (TCR)

Absolutely , there is something morally repugnant about two blogs being produced within an hour with the help of someone on the inside payroll briefing against the manager .

Declining attendances are partly down to the fact that 220,000 odd people live in MK and only probably a quarter of them are MK fans. Most support other clubs (Man U for example, we went 4-0 up and the plastic mancs did one so quickly). If the footie isn't good then this will put others off.

I just don't see what this will achieve. I don't think when they get this letter they are going to go shit lets sack Robbie cause ohhh 100 fans are annoyed at the way I run the football club.

He is not stupid (he may look it, but he isn't). He knows how bad things are. He and Cullen doesn't bury their heads in the sand they know more that you know. He just isn't as trigger happy and correct me if I am wrong isn't that what most of the "support" like about Winky?

Like I said, I am not here to fall out with anyone, I am just expressing my frustration and opinion as is everyone else i guess. We all have the same thing in common, we love this club.

I appreciate that you have changed the wording around Robbie Neilson's contact termination.

I am sure you will get more signatures but disagree that 15 signatures fairly reflects the opinion of all "Supporters" which is the word you are using.

Anyway I guess I am free to write my own letter distancing myself from your letter.

You should post more often.

My main issue with all this petition stuff is that one group of fans are trying to force their opinion on the club at the expense of other fans, leaving that group as the only ones who are truly 'voiceless.' And how do you know your opinion and predictions are accurate? During Sir Alex Ferguson's first 3 years at Man United, there was an increasing group of fans calling for him to be sacked. That was in the late 80's, if it had been the social media age they would have been more organised and maybe got their way - and look what that group would have denied the club and other supporters. Not in any way equating Neilson with Ferguson (better example Tisdale at Exeter in last 12 months), just using the example to highlight why I think it's dangerous and almost arrogant for one group of fans to take opinionto the club and call it the fansview. If we were allagreed on something that was blatant, then fine, but most of this is opinion, interpretation, hearsay, etc, and doesn't justify what you have appointing yourself to do in the name of the fans.

I agree with this, very Don Revie at United when Cloughie tried to manage them.

Again part of the content of the letter is asking for more transparency on certain recent issues, so that rumours can be dismissed and the facts laid out to prevent further speculation. You cannot deny, that something just isn't right at the moment and the club need to know supporters are not happy about it.

Personally I didn't attend the fans forum as I live near Walsall, but the low attendance is reflective of the poor communication and engagement by the club with fans. A single fan forum in 6 months is hardly keeping supporters on board. Low attendance also reflects the increasing lack of interest supporters have with the club.

This isn't just about Lewington, this is about everything wrong with the club since the Championship, and particularly about the club under Neilson which is worse off than under Robinson last season - which is pretty damning to say.

No offence here Filthy, I run a large logistics site, dealing with Millions of pounds a day, I have to make decisions that aren't always popular, not always correct according to some of my staff but are normally based on a greater understanding of what is going on in the wider business and current economic climate, my staff aren't always happy- however there are often decisions I have to make that I then can't divulge the reason why.

Whilst it's not a great thing to do (keep people in the dark) sometimes it is necessary for the greater good or for commercial reasons, a football club will have those same decisions to make, and I for one accept that.