That seat in block E is not of your ownership. The simple fact of the matter is the club by a way of contract allow the recipient a license to occupy that seat. It is their property, what they do with it, is - unfortunately or fortunately depending on what side of the fence you sit on - their right.

These memories, friendships and so forth are all collateral damage unfortunately.

It is sad, but the show must go on!

RIP staffie

A splendid heartfelt response,that sums up the whole situation in a nutshell,and shows how little thought Parish has given to this mess,caused totally by the HF.

If we need all the help we can get,why have the HF so petulantly disbanded,when they claim to be so important to the team.
You won't see them anytime soon however,next time you do we could be in the Championship,but they don't seem too bothered.

Harsh BRM . . . BUT, oh so true.

I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold,
When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul.
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No, that was the Police. This is fake news. There are multiple threads on that if you choose to read them.

Just like the Hull BS before.

It’s all their ( HF ) cunning plan.

The HF ensemble have delusions of grandeur, don’t they ?
From twitter for #Block E # CPFC

Interesting article I found online by Ceyhun Kaplan entitled "The impact of fans in the management of professional football clubs" particularly these extracts:

The category of fans that is the most influent in the management of professional football clubs is the Ultras.*

This organization works in an associative way, with a membership and subscription system. The officials are elected or designed by members and they decide for the activities of the group. Furthermore, they are the representatives for relationships with managers of the club or the local media.

For the managers of the Olympique de Marseille, the fans are not simple spectators. Indeed, one group controls the sale of tickets through “their own stands”. This group has its own place in the stands where they keep all the tickets. The group sells the tickets to who they want and choose the price of the tickets. This provides to the leaders of the group a huge power. The managers of the football clubs give them cheap tickets in order to maintain calm and respect in the stadiums.

Sounds spookily familiar? The shape of things to come.....