This I agree with, but I've actively been working on keeping the real world out of our conversation. 😅 Football is an escape, after all.

Nobody has been thrilled with the ownership since Roman was forced to sell. You can't deny that.

I'm going to be honest and please don't take this the wrong way, but your perspective sounds depressing. Why choose to support a club if your voice or opinion or anything is deemed irrelevant to the very thing you support? You may say I'm fooling myself, but I think the voice of the fans matters.

Because you're speaking of the futility of being a fan, but I think that helplessness can be countered. The passivity you keep talking about, to me, is countered explicitly by protests and similar things.

People are upset they're losing, yes, but losing is a symptom of a larger issue.

I think you're proving the point that fan protests aren't as dumb as you first mentioned. That's how we make our voice heard. Supporters abroad can add their voice even if they can't be present. This type of stuff reaches the players, the staff, and the higher ups. It's not an effort in futility.

"We want change" is just as catchy and as simple as "Boehly Out". Are we sure our definition of "making it work" is the same as theirs? The supporters are what make the club. I do not subscribe to the notion that I'm a passive passenger on Boehly's Chelsea ride.

I hear what you're saying and I definitely agree with your point, but at the same time, aside from boycotting matches, how else can we express our displeasure? I am genuinely concerned ownership is leading us down the wrong path. They need to hear that.

Why do you say that?

We'll at least get Europa League football because I expect us to win Europa Conference.