SouthStand211 said:
People tar them all with the same brush but you'd be surprised how much the club would struggle without them.
I'm sure we'd survive somehow.
We have the internet with the official MCFC website, forums, blogs, Facebook, Twitter etc. We can order tickets over the web or phone and many of us have cars we can drive to the ticket office at the ground if we live near enough.
Nothing to stop you getting together with your mates for a few drinks and a chat about City. Or organising a coach/tickets. Plenty of groups based at certain pubs do this without needing a committee and subs.
Down in London, tueartsboots has done a fantastic job in organising a City pub, where blues meet up to socialise and watch games.
So if you're in a branch, a player, ex-player or official will come round and there will be a queue to get all sorts of tat signed before the guest (a multi-millionaire who spends the rest of the time trying like crazy to avoid the likes of people who go to supporters clubs) will give the official PR spin, answer a few questions they've been asked time and time again and the masses will depart happy, like they've seen an animal in a zoo do something vaguely amusing.
Let's face it supporters clubs are anachronisms from the 1950's.