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The Football League Survey for 2010 has published its results today.
Amongst the views aired are that, long before last weekend's goal line issues, 83% of fans wanted technology to be used more in football to assist the referee, while 56% want restrictions on player salaries.
The full 70 page document can be seen, in PDF format, here.
The only specifically Bulls related stat in the published results is that 396 Bulls fans completed the survey.
Meanwhile, Southend's financial state had been dug into by the Southend Echo. The paper says chairman Ron Martin's 29 companies have a combined debt of £22million, and that land associated with their long awaited new ground is actually registered to offshore companies operating from tax havens.
The paper adds that £7million of the £20million sale of Roots Hall has already been spent, and Sainsburys will gain control of the club if it defaults on any of its loans.
