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Like those on the hill who "allegedly" don't like being there either.

A role, minor or not.

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Mmm...wouldn't be so sure. Remember when Andy Morrell scored against us at the Ricoh when he played for Blackpool.? People around me were actually clapping him...ffs.

Ah, all sorted then.

Ah, I wouldn't worry about it. The Trust and others will think of some excuse on why it doesn't count and is a totally different situation to Coventry City. They'll still go.

I can't wait until the MK Dons away game where I expect ZERO City fans to attend. After all, we wouldn't want to give money to the owners of a franchise team, would we? :thinking about:

Obviously they'll never be a protest outside the town hall as many like to ignore CCCs role in the whole affair !!!!!!!!!!

Not as you are. We're not going at all. And yes, of course I mean that you could no longer visit your friends in Northampton. That is obviously what I meant.

OK, so what word would you use for the 9000 of us who don't go at all to Northampton? What are we all doing? Surely we are depriving SISU of their money?

Well, you better have a word with Michael from the Trust then. According to him it's not about protesting. For me one "worse thing" is not seeing the team I support for the first time in 40 years. I think that's a little worse that not being able to see all the pitch when the "action...

I would suggest not going to Northampton at all is boycotting. Standing on the hill is still watching the match.

Well, you should read Michael's post. Interesting to say the least. When did all the "respecting other people's views" start/ Never noticed it before.

Nothing. But at least they're being honest about why they are there.

The idea of the campaign was to BOYCOTT GAMES IN NORTHAMPTON. Not make the rules up to suit yourselves. With so many differing opinions and ideas - no thanks to the Trust - then we are divided like never before.

But it's not about protest, that is the whole point. Michael admitted as much the other day. A coach load of fans are going tomorrow to stand on the hill, but it's "not about protesting". People like myself (that's many, many thousands) have given up watching totally as our protest against...

I don't know, businesses eh? Doing stuff when it suits them. Damn the club and their evil marketing. It'll never catch on.

Agree, but people need to refrain from going inside the ground and standing on the hill. If even the Trust can't resist standing on there (admitting simply going to see the team) then there's no chance, is there?

Fuck both SISU and ACL off for good. Result. That's the only way it'll work. Somehow we need to get rid of them both.

You're right. It doesn't add up.