Rochdale : any season ticket holders not going in ? (1 Viewer)

Covstu · Oct 21, 2016

Kids birthday so not going but would have went in but marched before however...

the rumpo kid · Oct 21, 2016

AndreasB said:
I was supporting what you said actually with reference to a fairly common philosophical question.

Shame you were to ignorant to work it out.

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tut tut poor form

Grendel · Oct 21, 2016

the rumpo kid said:
what does that even mean in the context of football support ? are you saying because im not at a game I cant be a supporter ? are you saying the city crest tattooed on my arm means nothing unless im waving it in a crowd ? or are you just another chimp who has posted without thinking ? .

I think they are saying you are thick.

Chimp?

Skybluenutterman · Oct 22, 2016

This is a difficult one. I'm a season ticket holder and I live in Derby and my Son lives in Leicestershire so this is the only time we meet up now so I'm going in although I hate SISU. This is also a rare Sat home game this season as night games are difficult for me to attend. SISU already have the revenue from season ticket sales so they won't give a shit anyway. #PUSB

Chip Batch · Oct 22, 2016

I probably won't go, though not really decided yet.

I just wish we could have a protest where whatever it was that was planned, everyone did the same thing. It would gain much more attention. This one again seems so half-arsed and split.

Buster · Oct 22, 2016

Not going in nor my son . The team changes year on year I support my club and I'm in for the long haul .
Gould luck to the team and much respect to the fans marching.

the rumpo kid · Oct 22, 2016

Grendel said:
I think they are saying you are thick.

Chimp?

that's good coming from you

Grendel · Oct 22, 2016

Chip Batch said:
I probably won't go, though not really decided yet.

I just wish we could have a protest where whatever it was that was planned, everyone did the same thing. It would gain much more attention. This one again seems so half-arsed and split.

You are never going to achieve a 100% successful boycott so as a plan that's always going to fail.

ccfcdr · Oct 22, 2016

Yea but at least it's something people complaining about nothing going on anything protest wise has to be admired no matter how big or small it shows they care

Oh for an Ian Gibson. · Oct 22, 2016

Season ticket holder but decided to boycott today. Find it sad that our fan base is so divided, we virtually all detest our current owners but so many are just prepared to sit on their hands. You've paid for your season ticket, so what, if you dislike our current situation do something about it.

Sky Blue Pete · Oct 22, 2016

What time and where's the march?

theferret · Oct 22, 2016

Oh for an Ian Gibson. said:
Season ticket holder but decided to boycott today. Find it sad that our fan base is so divided, we virtually all detest our current owners but so many are just prepared to sit on their hands. You've paid for your season ticket, so what, if you dislike our current situation do something about it.

Your last statement I'm not sure many would disagree with - the issue is whether a boycott is the right way to go about things. The march is fine, and I will be joining that later today; the boycott however I won't.

The people 'sitting on their hands' are not the season ticket holders who attend today's game, it is the countless thousands who sit on their hands every week and do absolutely nothing. They don't follow the team and have somehow convinced themselves that they are taking action simply by doing nothing. That's a cop out. They'll probably enjoy today and will claim to have joined in with a protest when in reality they have done nothing of the sort.

Charlton fans are making waves, not beause they sit at home, but because they get off their arses and make a scene. For me, the ST holders who join the march but then go into the game are much more important in this fight than the keyboard warriors who do nothing other than post comments on the CT site.

I totally respect your decision to not go today, and I imagine as a ST holder it wasn't an easy decision for you in many respects.

Today will come and go, and hopefully we can plan something next time that is less devisive and can bring everyone together.

skyblue1991 · Oct 22, 2016

Chip Batch said:
I probably won't go, though not really decided yet.

I just wish we could have a protest where whatever it was that was planned, everyone did the same thing. It would gain much more attention. This one again seems so half-arsed and split.

A similar one to the pig protest last week is what's needed.

Everyone can get involved it's a bit of fun and also conveys a strong message that something isn't right which in turn becomes headline news.

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ccfcdr · Oct 22, 2016

I'm in unicorn club now by start of protest plenty of faces already
Come on down give your support sitting with 7 st holders none going to game but if you going game still come on March show some support lads

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT · Oct 22, 2016

Oh for an Ian Gibson. said:
Season ticket holder but decided to boycott today. Find it sad that our fan base is so divided, we virtually all detest our current owners but so many are just prepared to sit on their hands. You've paid for your season ticket, so what, if you dislike our current situation do something about it.

O .f.a..I.G. I'm to a Season ticket holder, and have just decided to boycott today.

I agree with what you say in your post.

Terry Gibson's perm · Oct 22, 2016

When we are on tv against Sheffield Utd is the day to protest as it will have the biggest effect.

Covstu · Oct 22, 2016

theferret said:
Your last statement I'm not sure many would disagree with - the issue is whether a boycott is the right way to go about things. The march is fine, and I will be joining that later today; the boycott however I won't.

The people 'sitting on their hands' are not the season ticket holders who attend today's game, it is the countless thousands who sit on their hands every week and do absolutely nothing. They don't follow the team and have somehow convinced themselves that they are taking action simply by doing nothing. That's a cop out. They'll probably enjoy today and will claim to have joined in with a protest when in reality they have done nothing of the sort.

Charlton fans are making waves, not beause they sit at home, but because they get off their arses and make a scene. For me, the ST holders who join the march but then go into the game are much more important in this fight than the keyboard warriors who do nothing other than post comments on the CT site.

I totally respect your decision to not go today, and I imagine as a ST holder it wasn't an easy decision for you in many respects.

Today will come and go, and hopefully we can plan something next time that is less devisive and can bring everyone together.

Could not agree more than this statement.....

Gint11 · Oct 22, 2016

If you've already bought a ticket for the game then the march or boycott is a bit pointless. As pointed out earlier, You've already put money into SISU by buying the ticket.

Nick · Oct 22, 2016

Gint11 said:
If you've already bought a ticket for the game then the march or boycott is a bit pointless. As pointed out earlier, You've already put money into SISU by buying the ticket.

Into the football club....

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT · Oct 22, 2016

Gint11 said:
If you've already bought a ticket for the game then the march or boycott is a bit pointless. As pointed out earlier, You've already put money into SISU by buying the ticket.

United we stand divided we fall.

ccfcway · Oct 22, 2016

Grendel said:
You are never going to achieve a 100% successful boycott so as a plan that's always going to fail.

not 100% of people threw pigs onto the pitch last week, did that fail ?

chiefdave · Oct 22, 2016

ccfcway said:
not 100% of people threw pigs onto the pitch last week, did that fail ?

But that protest was designed to have a visual impact and stop the game. A boycott is designed to have the ground as empty as possible. You would need to have a number significantly down on the usual attendance to claim it as a success.

ccfcway · Oct 22, 2016

chiefdave said:
But that protest was designed to have a visual impact and stop the game. A boycott is designed to have the ground as empty as possible. You would need to have a number significantly down on the usual attendance to claim it as a success.

the march and boycott will get more publicity than doing nothing at all. Surely any publicity that keeps us (and SISU) in the public eye is a good thing ?

Grendel · Oct 22, 2016

ccfcway said:
not 100% of people threw pigs onto the pitch last week, did that fail ?

Even by your standards they reply is totally idiotic.

Pipehitterz · Oct 22, 2016

Not there today sadly.
Would have gone in tho regardless.
Fair play to those that wanna or don't wanna, or marched or didn't.
I didn't think it was the right game, televised game in a few weeks was the one for action, and quite possibly is a better day for guerrilla ( pig's ) tactics , I hope something can be organized for this, I would gladly put funds towards it

steve82 · Oct 22, 2016

I'm a season ticket holder and me and my son are attending the game based on the fact I've paid anyway.
For those who do choose to stay out side fair play to you.
I do think a plastic pig type protest we seen last week is far more effective and gains more media coverage than a boycott. Bringing a game to a halt is far more likely to get coverage at this level.

Otis · Oct 22, 2016

steve82 said:
I'm a season ticket holder and me and my son are attending the game based on the fact I've paid anyway.
For those who do choose to stay out side fair play to you.
I do think a plastic pig type protest we seen last week is far more effective and gains more media coverage than a boycott. Bringing a game to a halt is far more likely to get coverage at this level.

I am doing my own kind of personal protest.

Am in the ground but am refusing to let anyone into my row.

steve82 · Oct 22, 2016

I don't buy drinks in the ground so makes no odds if I attend

Otis · Oct 22, 2016

steve82 said:
I don't buy drinks in the ground so makes no odds if I attend

Never going to look like a watertight boycott, or like a mass stay away, as ST holders are counted whether they are here or not.

Pipehitterz · Oct 22, 2016

Otis said:
I am doing my own kind of personal protest.

Am in the ground but am refusing to let anyone into my row.

You're on your own.
Who's covering the other end of the row?

Otis · Oct 22, 2016

Pipehitterz said:
You're on your own.
Who's covering the other end of the row?

My flask and travel rug.

ccfcway · Oct 22, 2016

Grendel said:
Even by your standards they reply is totally idiotic.

well there's a surprise, and argued response. Your the only person I know who can even argue on a match day thread when we are winning !

Otis · Oct 22, 2016

Probably argued with his missus on their wedding day and with his first born the second it learnt to say it's first sentence.

Gint11 · Oct 22, 2016

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT said:
United we stand divided we fall.

I'm all for the boycott. I haven't been to a game at all this season. I'm just saying if you've bought a ticket and then boycotted then you've defeated the object really.

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