I remember being a little younger(!!) in the Fletcher end joining in with this chant once.

What seemed like the whole end, all looking towards the Brian Bevan stand and chanting "sack the board" with some gusto

Anybody else remember singing it ??

When was it....?

did the board get sacked.....?

and when do we sing it again........???

I'm thinking it must have been around the time just before we brought Peter Deakin in.

Peter Deakin vs Karl Fitzpatrick.... there's one for somebody to mull over....

I made some sack the board stickers and stuck them all over town.

Times New Roman on postage label stickers. I may have even used a typewriter to make them. That was some sophisticated campaign.

Not sure what I was trying to achieve. I think I got the idea from West Ham, who had something similar running through their fanzines at the time.

This was ages before Deakin though. Probably around 1992.

It would have possibly been in the late 90's when Peter Higham was still at the club. That board just didn't have the financial clout.

You wouldn't sack the board with the money they've got now, you've got to question why they aren't being tough though.

The only trouble with the board is its headed by a CEO with no experience!

If only we had an official fan club, in order to facilitate our compliments, comments and complaints to the board, who are now very receptive to dialogue

they to will have to grow a pair to

I remember an incident probably about the early 70's just before Alex Murphy arrived.

There was a mass protest in front of the main stand after Wire had been decimated twice in consecutive games by Leeds, I think. One was an away game and the other at home where the score was worse than the week before.

If you watch wire2wolves part 1 on a popular video sharing web site Murphy does make mention of the bottles and bricks being thrown in the stand and his talk with Ossie Davies.

Board is usually run by the chairman, with the CEO to run the business.

Broomhead is not usually averse to making public comments in the media. Moran is always silent of course.

I would expect the CEO at least to make a reassuring comment, but then he's spent a while working under Smith which makes the business relationship a little tricky. For that reason, it should never have happened. We seem like an old boys club.

Does anyone remember the congregation behind the Bevan Stand Players Entrance in 2002? Midweek game (London?) under Anderson. A massed mob chanting "If you want our money show yer face". The night of the alleged Rodwell incident.

As sure as hell they will be saying something before the Season Tickets for 2018 go on sale.

Its why i think thats what done for Saint's to many jobs for the boys.

Wish Broomhead didn't make so many boxing offers to Sandow as it makes the club appear keen for media attention, yet all quiet for weeks after some of our worst performances and form.

In modern board rooms the CEO takes the weight off the Chairman who is left to do the nice jobs, the CEO gets in the mucky stuff, having a very inexperienced man here is extremely naïve from the board and its Chairman, you cannot learn this role as you go.

SM needs to look at them as a whole and see if they are fit for purpose as a board.

Some on here have banged on about "jobs for the boys" at Stains and yet here we are in the same mess without even noticing it.

Pretty poor on and off the pitch really!