The protests – which started at 7pm on Wednesday – continued throughout the game, as supporters who had refused to enter the ground called for the resignation of under fire chairman Terence Brown.

After the game had finished hundreds more spilled out to join the protests, aimed at removing the current regime whom thousands of supporters blame for the club’s recent downfall.
As this story went to press the protests were still going on outside the ground and extra police were drafted in to oversee the angry supporters.

The protests eventually did die down at around 12:00 that night but many of those present on Wednesday will be back on Saturday to take place in the second planned demonstration.

The game is fast nearing a sell out for the game aswell which is good to see. The board may not have our support, but it’s good to see that hasn’t held back our support for whoever’s left in the claret and blue shirt. COME ON YOU IRONS...

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