Elsewhere, but not far away, was a banner supporting the Italian, underlying the fact that there are people on both sides of this argument. At the centre of it is Cellino, saying little and doing little in response to the movement against him. The pressure might be on him and the protesters are not letting their dissent drop but with Cellino persisting with the FA’s rule K arbitration process and his appeal against a second Football League ban, it appears that he sees the authorities as more of a threat to his reign. Quite what stage the rule K mechanism has reached, no-one will say. We await news.