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Pigman wrote:RH, I was actually replying to Formic's post where he finished saying ".......we must be doing ok" or words to that effect! People tend to post more when things are going wrong, so he's right, I was agreeing by saying nowt to be negative about

I didn't think it was aimed at me TBH I just highlighted that phrase in order to make a point about the forum being very quiet on a game day as opposed to previous times where so many people wanted to be the "first" now there seems to be nobody. It is something SS and have discussed offline previously. It's not important just a mutual observation from a couple of people that do look at it for updates.

Pigman wrote:
Time will tell of course, but if we lose the title now we need our arses kicked!

We can't lose now the momentum is going too strong.
Plus Stuey will be giving me money to give to charity. It isn't iften he gets his wallet out.

rudolph_hucker wrote:
It's always had the occasional stay at home updating.

I formed the impression yesterday, RH, that there were more people at Huntingdon than we have normally seen on our travels. Obviously as we are edging towards the title, more effort is being made to get to away games and it was a relatively easy and painless journey for our fans. I expect to see a similar turnout at Eynesbury this Saturday.

I agree Trek, I spoke to a few people yesterday who hardly ever travel to away games - I think the 9 goals last week encouraged a few more out of their homes which was good to see. Poor Internet yesterday definately affected the usual on-line updates!

As the next few weeks pan out it'll be interesting to see if the Wisbech match could break our top attendance of the season? If both sides stay undefeated it'll certainly be a cracker!

Just such a good buzz about the side at the moment!!

Pigman wrote: As the next few weeks pan out it'll be interesting to see if the Wisbech match could break our top attendance of the season?

Perhaps the club should make that another Community/Academy day. That would boost attendences and support for the team

SouthRushdenJFC wrote:
Perhaps the club should make that another Community/Academy day. That would boost attendences and support for the team

Great idea, Dave. ;)

I think it's safe to say we are hitting a bit of form now. A few weeks ago we were still winning but not playing particularly well.
Just need to take each game as it comes and focus on that and see what happens.

I honestly believe this is the best group of players we've had since our reformation.

diamondgeezer1 wrote:I honestly believe this is the best group of players we've had since our reformation.

I 100% agree with that.

Trek wrote:

rudolph_hucker wrote:
It's always had the occasional stay at home updating.

I formed the impression yesterday, RH, that there were more people at Huntingdon than we have normally seen on our travels. Obviously as we are edging towards the title, more effort is being made to get to away games and it was a relatively easy and painless journey for our fans. I expect to see a similar turnout at Eynesbury this Saturday.

You're completely missing the point as usual. There has always been a few stay at homers that update the forum. There is not a problem that there isn't anybody anymore as its not impossible to get updates. We were merely commenting on that fact. I'm at home most Saturday's now and 'could" if I wanted update, thanks for patronising me though. It's always a delight.