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Players' exits named - but Critchley stays. Watch again dross tactics fail on Sky at: ●Lincoln ●Wycombe ●Bolton ●Cambridge ●Burton ●Port Vale ●Stevenage ●Cheltenham ●Leyton Orient ●Wigan ●Derby ●Reading Twelve defeats, 10 without scoring once. Now tell Pool to keep its tickets...

Eric Blair? All is not good or well amid dire football. The only people compelled to maintain habits for no advantage remain nuns. As other fans, tell Sadler you will kick the habit unless he gives Critchley the boot.

Take the sand from your eyes. And use a brain when you read my posts. I urge threatened season ticket boycotts for a better ooach with recent success. Fans ignored similar calls to stop returns for Critchley, Appleton and Grayson. The mugs who renewed got just desserts. Anyone who again...

The theoretical positive remains how many fans at last perceived Critchley's flaws. Supporters bought season tickets, rather than plan boycotts on three occasions. The misguided Appleton and Grayson returns, then the foolish Critchley rehire. My warnings against them all proved right. Ticket...

*Post 393 2.02 pm Saturday in the Reading v Blackpool official matchday thread. Rather than PNE, I remain a Blackpool fan. One whose call for threatened boycotts shows more concern than mushrooms. *Your selective amnesia recalls Post Office chiefs at the public inquiry.

Many bad days with tactical dross. Avoidable with a new coach. Unlikely hire without boycott threats.

I ranked among the first who proposed boycotts against Oyscum asset strippers. In stark contrast, your hypocrisy below. "Sorry Neil,unless you work a "six game miracle" and reach the play offs (and even that may not be enough) you must "fall on your sword" and do the honourable thing and...

Crab mirrors the coach and season ticket renewers prepared to support him. Critchball and the complacent move side to side, then settle for no playoffs.

Do not fret if the owner faces a huge fine. Rely on fans who think another season ticket under Critchley offers good value. Sadler will see a fat release sum from a club that woos the coach's tactical magic.

Breathtaking hypocrisy from someone who called Pool's defence shocking at Reading. After many away debacles, BFC4EVA will renew a season ticket for more dross. Despite Critchley's intransigent dire tactics. Buy one even if the club would reappoint McCarthy, Appleton, Grayson or Hendry? But...

If Sadler keeps the present coach, he should make that outfit the first team strip. A dazzling contrast to Critchley's dross. And the doormat symbolises anyone who ducks season ticket boycotts for change.

I have supported Blackpool longer than many posters and helped edit a fanzine. The Seasiders could have regained Championship status if Sadler heeded my warning as a journalist to hire a coach with recent success. Instead he again ensured collapse with Critchley's return, as with Appleton and...

Coaches with promoted clubs better judge potential signings and tactics.

Legitimate protests levelled here at Critchley and his apologist Sadler. But, even the coach's fiercest critics, none cites threatened season ticket boycotts. Either he goes, or face many empty seats. Amid the club's tokenistic accountability, fans' economic clout offers the only lever...

Except for a few games, the numerous home wins lacked entertaining football. Even the need to beat Reading for a playoff bid failed to alter dire tactics. Critchley's inability to change ensures another futile promotion tilt. Season tickets at the current price, let alone higher, represent...

Most fans say Critchley's inflexible, dire tactics ensured a promotion bid fell short. If the coach believed the squad needed better players, he failed to sign them.

Capital letters only for headlines. Your inability to keep up matches Critchley's failure to master detail.

The East Stand? Fans should make their own stand. A petition from season ticket holders who refuse to renew unless Critchley goes. Without fan power the club faces no pressure to change for promotion.

Sadler's commitment to the new training ground and east stand merits big praise. But he looks unwilling or unable to invest enough on a quality squad and coaches. If the owner cannot afford or does not wish to replace Critchley and players for better men and promotion, two options remain...

A dire coach whose squad could play every Monday for years - and still flop.