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In response to criticism of inaction by HUISA, chairman Keith Dodd told Bulls News what he and the rest of the HUISA committee had been up to in the past few days.
First off was the quarterly Health and Safety meeting with the Council, Police, etc, which Keith attends as the fans representative.
After the committee attended Tuesday's Shareholders meeting as representatives of HUISA's shareholding, Keith was woken up by BBC Hereford and Worcester at 6.45am on Wednesday morning to be interviewed on events.
Also on Wednesday, he also gave an interview to the Worcester News before discussing matters with the HUISA committee and agreeing to wait for fans' reaction to the news before acting on their wishes.
On Thursday, Keith attended Point4 for the Aylestone Park project and also had several meetings with David Keyte, Nick Nenadich, and Dave Preedy over possible fundraising ideas.
Friday saw a trip into town to collect the latest cheque from Treasurer Nicky White to hand over, before coming to the club and having further meetings and spending an hour giving his statement to BN.
He's done all this as well as juggling his business demands and caring for wife Jane, who has just spent ten days in intensive care after picking up a life-threatening infection.
"The whole HUISA committee are disappointed with the comments of a few on Bulls Banter over the last few days. Some of the personal abuse directed at individuals has been beyond the pale.
"It is a time for fans to pull together and support the club. I'm happy to take criticism for things I have done, but to get slated for no valid reason by people who have no clue what we have been doing behind the scenes is incredibly disheartening. We've run the away travel for 15 years, donating profits to the club and covering losses whenever needed. The matchday draws have generated over £70,000 for the club with our dedicated band of ticket sellers.
"We also sponsor one of the junior sides, and sponsor Dan Connor as well. The least people can do to help us is buy a ticket in the draw, or join our cause with a membership."