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If as it seems most people want to be rid of Baylis the only course of action the BOD will react to is if you hit them where it hurts, in the pocket. Boycot the next 2 home games and the pressure will be to much, the BOD will the have to make changes.

whos willing to put a yes to boycott tuesday nights game . im staying home for this one

yes im not going lost intrest after the first game thought bayliss should of gone last season not enjoyed watching the team for a long time.

i wont be there

We're meant to support the players not put their morale down! For goodness sakes surely there is any other solutions other than boycotting the club that you support!

Absolutely not for me.

Bayliss was/is wrong, he will be wrong not to resign, the BoD's will be wrong to keep him, but not giving my money to the club when they desperately need it doesn't sit right with me.

He needs to go but people not turning up cannot be the right way to go about it, what if 100 people attend but the board keep him, how long do you carry on?

Anyone thinking of not going (& there seem to be a few) I would say think again - come up with something else.

im hundreds of miles away thats why,saturday i will be there and also voicing my opinion to mr.bayliss if we once AGAIN under perform,what do people not get the players dont work/like him as he must be a [swear filter],when did you EVERRRRR hear a player praise his man management skills or say they enjoy playing for him ,none ,they all just slag us off to [swear filter] when they leave,i thought it could of been the players at first but not for this long there is something wrong with the guy and he has run his course ,thanks but goodbye dave

Ridiculous thread that helps absolutely no-one especially the club.

No matter what your thoughts on events, trying to organise a boycott is plain daft and self-defeating. Let people make their own decisions and if you want to make a complaint then why not go and make your voice heard on what your thoughts are.

Si_Nichols wrote:Ridiculous thread that helps absolutely no-one especially the club.

No matter what your thoughts on events, trying to organise a boycott is plain daft and self-defeating. Let people make their own decisions and if you want to make a complaint then why not go and make your voice heard on what your thoughts are.

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I'll still be going, sorry.

No, absolutely not as far as I am concerned. I fully intend to be there on Tuesday, always provided I am still breathing of course. I do not think a boycott is the way to address the issue and only takes even more money away from our debt-ridden struggle. I am one of those who has tried hard to retain faith in Dave but the performances this season(not just the losses but the manner of the performances) and the apparent events yesterday (which I did not hear because I switched off at the end of listening to the match) do appear to make his position untenable.

I cannot believe Gainsborough beat us 2-1 yesterday. I mean, 2-0 I can well believe, but us scoring a goal? That surely cannot have happened because from what I've seen this season we are so creatively impotent that I cannot believe we will score a goal all season long under the current set up.

I've got nothing better to do. And it might be worth it just to be a witness to whatever may happen if Bayliss is still manager.

Absolute disgrace those planning on boycotting.. And if you are planning on boycotting, why write it on here? .. Or is this simply an excuse for the Man United fan side of you to stay at home and watch that on TV? The real Barrow fans will stick it out and the rest of you will return when things look rosy again.

The time for action should be here DB must be put on gardening leave while the club conducts its own internal investigation. As to boycotting the club what is that going to achieve it will only damage finances even further putting more nails in the coffin of the club.

I'll stay in the x-bar but as a club there not getting my £14, I'll donate it to the maintenance team