It all depends what happens in the mean time if there is investment in the team and management then i will , but im not going to leave the comfort of my home to have the away fans singing we want 8 or your not singing anymore . or your going down .Im not getting any younger , its a big day out for me and ive seen alot of rubbish in my days .

I’m the same as you Pete, it’s a bit of a schlep for me to get to games and I’m so glad I haven’t had to do it this last year, but I expect I’ll re-new. Hopefully with a new manager and a massive freshen up of the squad. If things don’t change, I doubt there’s going to be a waiting list somehow and we might struggle to sell out for a lot of games.

Given that the round trip with my local Palace Family is usually the high spot of the day, I'm looking forward to going back

Old, Ungifted and White

Supporters relish the frissons of excitement, the roar of the crowd, being able to engage in lacerations with tonsils leaving their moorings and the general matchday experience.

Most away games I've been to have been great days/weekends away, spoilt by football.

Most home games I go to are great days out, spoilt by football.

But it's the odd one that you remember for the great day/weekend ENHANCED by the football that keeps you going back.

I do miss the pints in the Box Park beforehand, the hugs with people around you when we score like you'd hug family, not even knowing most of their names, and the reminiscing about when it was all better in the old days.

I don't miss the rail replacement bus service to and from Three Bridges in the slightest though.

Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.

All the time I can I will. I’ve been going for close on 60 years, even if the football is dire I can’t stop now.
One thing I have learned over the years is too really enjoy and appreciate the good days and big wins and don’t get despondent on the bad days, we’re only here once so enjoy life. Never take a defeat home too the miss’s.