Blackpool fans have done the following.

Ramble/gathering to the Oyston residence in the village where he lives.

Huge march through the town centre.

Protest at the stadium

The Blackpool fans did something similar at the Oyston residence. Called it a ramble or suchlike.

Lets face it without a huge cash injection the club won't be able to worry the Championship never mind any higher. It can tick along at a small profit as League 2 club given the right management.

Then you have the small issue of the £10.25 million loan which hasn't been explained as far as I can see by any of the parties and the carbuncle stand that at least Kelvin Thomas has alluded to.

Sustainability had surely got to be the key focus of the club rather than being blinded by fantasies about playing at higher levels which we have never done consistently in our 100+ year history.

Again, bar a few soundbites it's very difficult to make an informed decision although can bar McCrory who is a total non-starter.

Have any of them broached how the £10.25 million council loan will be repaid?

http://bullsnews.blogspot.co.uk/search?q=mccrory Detailed reading on McCrory from the Bulls News Hereford site

http://gasheads.org/thread/1554/tommy-agombar-jed-mccrory

http://gaschat.co.uk/thread/1064/surely-nick-higgs-cockney-mafia

Also have the problem with the players not being paid. As far as I can see with a persistent breach in terms of non payment the players may have the right to hand in a 14 day notice and look for alternative employment. Needs clarification from the club.

Do the Trust want Kelvin Thomas to take over the club? It's a democratic organisation and as far as I can see there's been no ballot on any potential new owners. I did see Roger Averill make an off the cuff remark about Cardoza selling for a pound to KT on Look East last night but how representative that is of the supporters' trust as a whole I don't know.

More like the United Counties league 1 or Prem for a pheonix club. Let's hope it doesn't come to that.

not true.

What part of it's wrong? Football is a hobby, something nice we've invented to while away the time before we die. If it's not fun (in this case because your team is losing a lot) what's wrong with things changing so that there's more chance of your team winning? The difference between League Two and the Conference is minimal in footballing terms, apart from that it's about money and as I've said before, if you're sensible with budgeting relegation doesn't need to mean going bust.

I've found at the fan-owned clubs I've been to at home and abroad, particularly the ones with terracing that the football is only part of the experience. Standing, singing, drinking and socialising are at least as important.

In England and at Sixfields there's more of an emphasis of being cemented to your seat and an almost obsessive concentration and analysis of what goes on.

A few cheap beers down you further down the pyramid and a good shoeing of the opposition and I best most fans wouldn't care.

That said we do have a terrific team right now and it would be a real shame to see it broken up.

Think it's fair to say that those "In the Know" better have a good handle on things because it will be a travesty if the club goes to the wall amidst cloak and dagger with the wider supporter base in the dark.

Collections today for final few stragglers fans' shirts today (Weds 18th Nov) Central Library Northampton 12-1.30pm.

Website update coming v soon and also hoping to announce a store concession as well as quality new products. As usual click on www.twitter.com/teynbrand for updates. Teyn!

This idea that the Trust couldn't run the club is a fallacy. There are several fan owned clubs in this division in significantly healthier financial states. I posted a link earlier to the Well Society at Motherwell too http://www.thewellsociety.co.uk as an example of fan fundraising.

+ let's not forget with our fanbase the club could be self sustainable if run properly.

Good post Drilling. Have a look at the Well Society at Motherwell. http://www.thewellsociety.co.uk

Hi Sorry I missed this. Waiting for the website to come online v soon and then you should be sorted. Alternatively will be taking orders at the next home game. If it happens.

*Edit No orders or collections today (17/11/15) as we take stock after a manic fortnight. Collection will resume Weds in the Central Library.

*EDIT upstairs in the library due to renovation works. Hard floored area to the left of the stairs. Lift also available*

Collections of the fans' shirts today (Mon 16th Nov) 12-1.30pm Central Library Abington Street Northampton. Last few remaining to be collected please make sure you do so.

Update v soon on when XXL sizes ordered will be in. Speaking to the suppliers today.

Also taking orders of the handmade 'Fields are Green' cushions (2 colours available) + Hallyink 'Class of 86' signed prints. 100% of profits to NTFC Trust.

Don't forget the Brian Lomax 'No more tin-pot saviours' tees from Philosophy Football in collaboration with Teyn Brand. £5.00 to NTFC Trust from every shirt sold. https://www.philosophyfootball.com/footballers/brian-lomax.html

Went really well. £500 raised for NTFC Trust in the auction and money put behind the bar in Carrs bar for the club staff. Obviously today's events in Court are paramount. Fingers crossed for the future of our club.

All those coming to the #SaveTheCobblers party at the Olde Red Lion Kislingbury tmrw 12-2.30 pm.

Bus D3 from Drapery bay 20 drops right outside the pub. A bus leaves the Old Red Lion at 2.33pm and takes only a few minutes.
There will also be plenty of taxis for those that want to jump in one.

Really pleased that Emily Lomax (Brian's daughter) is coming and we have a Finnish Journalist covering the Cobblers Crisis popping in. There will be a DJ playing Ska/Soul/Punk/reggae, complimentary hot food and an auction of the Adebayo Akinfena signed fans' shirt as well as other great lots in aid of NTFC Trust.

We will also have buckets on the bar for a whip round for NTFC staff so please contribute to that if you can.

Cheers!

Have you seen the weather forecast ? Its blowing a gale, put something on a seat in the North Stand and 20 minutes later its in Franklins Gardens

Aha fair point!