We may be a sports anomaly. One of the world's biggest Clubs from one of the world's smallest cities.
As such, we don't have some of the resources that big market Clubs have for drawing more fans to the match, but we do have a huge overseas following.
We're tucked away in a corner of England sometimes more accessible to Dublin than to London.
We've also got an unusual history. The town and the team are inextricably linked and used to share much the same social philosophies. Not an easy road for an owner in a capitalist society. (I tip my hat Mr. Moores)
I have always had my doubts about the feasibility of the Club's ability to stuff the seats with the corporates necessary to fund the proposed vision of a new stadium, but there must be sound business model optimally suited to our peculiar demographics that we can explore and present to the Club as a considered opinion. After all, we have the finest and most dedicated think tank money could buy willing to work free right here in this room.
Imo, we need to put on the thinking caps, crunch some numbers, establish the givens and try to get our Club back and make it successful.
