1/ My bold.....That only seems to happen when fans speak of their own clubs finances and receeds into nonsense when speaking of oposining clubs.
2/McCabe, Mandaric answer to no one because they know the fans are there for the love of the club come what may.
I can't see where any of the above would improve the fans match day experience or aid the club with it's financial situation.
I also think if a fan is interested in HIS/HER clubs finances it's fair enough but to be obsessed with the opositions finance to the extent of trying to use it as an argumentative tool when their team is doing badly on the pitch doesn't make sense.
When a fans team is losing week in week out it doesn't make sense for them to stick their head in the sand by saying "yes but that other team across the road is skint" and not address the on field problems of their club which is what the large majority of fans are more concerned about.
In a nutshell put your own shop in order before worrying so much about someone elses and people in glass houses should not throw stones.
One thing is for certain where sheffield clubs are concerned, there is not a thing any of us can do about it because we go and watch teams that we have no financial say whatsever over.
We have followed our teams through highs and lows bought shares, had collections, donated supporters club money etc etc and still never had any say in the club....One thing remains the same, WE ARE STILL THERE WEEK IN WEEK OUT.
