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ok mr admin ,what exactly is your ambition for queens ,you seem to be at the limits of your ambition for our club happy with being a consolidation team mid championship always struggling to stay in this league ,there ,right there is queens biggest issue ,everyone wonders why the fans are whittling away bit by bit ,that mr admin is exactly why there whittling away ,by stagnating in the championship will not attract new fans ,if this is where you see queens operate at there peak god help queens as right at this moment under those circumstances ,fans will drift away ,older generation slowly die off reducing the hardcore ,iv supported queens thru thick and thin since around 1980 ,thru the baron 80s i hardly mist a game home or away ,with id say between 84 and 90 ,having some of the best players iv ever seen in a queens shirt ,looking around the terraces today all the lads i used to go and know at the palmy i could prob count in my hands ,iv spoke with a few asking why thay dont go anymore and most say queens are never going to get any better there happy to sit about the lower leagues having a hurra every now and again in the championship ,i really dont know how to address that but staying stagnent with this as an ambition queens wont exist for long in the championship .i think we prob need some fresh blood on the board with cash and ambition ,only way forward to get the floating fan back interested in queens .

My ambition for Queens,like everyone with any sense, is to gain promotion to the Premier League and compete with the big boys. I am also realistic and under the stutus quo we don't have the finances to do it despite galiant efforts by the present Chairman and Board to keep our head above water. Ross County and Hamilton gained promotion to the Premier League as they had extremely rich backers and by the way their crowds were similar to ours. Correct me if I am wrong but a considerable amount of public money was invested in Ross County and Inverness Caledonian to establish a football academy in the Highlands. Perhaps this is an avenue Queens could explore.

I agree the way ahead is to attract fresh blood on to the board with cash to burn. We can also try and attract further investment in the club but where is this coming from ? There is supposed to be an announcement soon on some sort of development at Palmy but don't hold your breath. The crowd situation and fan atmospehere is all very disappointing but this will change once we get a competitive team on the pitch.

I also think accusing the board for lacking ambition is rather naive and the usual suspects who have their own agenda
can never resist getting the boot in when thinks get a bit scary.