Yes Bullit you and others have done plenty to piss off the people holding the purse strings.
Why the hell you people expect any loyalty from the owners when, at the first sign of difficulty, you start moaning about how badly the club has been run.
We as supporters should probably pay a damn site more for the games we attend, but expect to watch quality football for bugger all.
There were other parties who made formal bids but, I suspect, that Al Jasmi was the one most likely to pay the costs of administration up front.
I suspect also that cashflow has gone down the pan due to costs of the sacking of 2 managers and expected income from the sale of Robinson.
Sorry but I would feel a bit aggravated if I was being asked to pee money into a bucket only to have it chucked in my face.
Everyone seems to think that these guys have nothing better to do with their money. Well bad news guys they have and we are obviously going to have to prise every pound coin out of their hands. So calling a stop on season tickets and merchandise is simply going increase their ire and the debts plumett toward administration and another 12 months of rumour, conjecture and struggle.
Your call for pitch invasions and demos would not exactly enhance the value of the club.
The mantra of "let's force them to sell" is not likely to attract a quality buyer is it. If they have little or no income stream then they will look to get their money back from the sale. This could be protracted and the losses will pile up, making the club even less saleable