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Originally Posted by Draig Wrecsam
I’ll still be going as I support Keates and support the club.
I respect that there may be many that disagree but to boycott games because you don’t like the manager to me is extremely over the top.
There’s been a few managers over the years that I haven’t liked but I haven’t even thought about boycotting.
If enough people are genuinely that angry and do boycott then will the club potentially going bust be worth it to you just to get rid of a manager you don’t like?
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It's about the whole principle, identity and pride in the club. Remove that and what are we?
If the club goes bust because the heart and soul has been ripped out of the club it won't be the fans fault. It'll be the board members that have delivered apathy, hopelessness and consistent failure.
The board knew full well how unwelcome Keates' reappointment would be, they did it anyway. The board know full well the level of boycotts, lost income and lost support that having Dean Keates at the club holds. If they retain his services and the club folds, the blood will be on their hands. Not the fans.