Trouble is, boycotting games will not help at this moment in time ....

it will be in a few months when the revenue dips when people do not renew season tickets. They have sold 20,000 this season and that money is in the coffers. Ok, merchandising and catering revenue would dip, but not appreciably to make a difference. You also have to counter that with the fact that, people who have spent their hard earned cash on a season ticket will not boycott games because they've paid up front.
By the time the board get their collective heads out of the sand and realise the golden goose is looking a bit plucked, in February time it will be to late.

Posted By: meeky, Nov 1, 14:15:35