Seeing as the end goal of any boycott or protest is a successful football team, that whole 'there are more important things' line works incredibly well as an argument against doing that too.
Years of old-school Gran Turismo led me to always coo in awe at the Dodge Viper (with racing stripe only, the regular version might as well be a shopping trolley. pah).
10 minutes with one and I'd have wrapped it round a tree, guaranteed.
I think it's definitely a good idea to arrange in order of importance, as there's no way even a quarter of those would be addressed with all the waxing lyrical and 'Listen...' Tim'll be breaking out.
If they do buy the land and yet somehow find themselves no longer in charge, they could just sell to Costa Coffee or Tesco, who will build on any spare plot of land they can find. Look behind you now, 50% chance they're knocking up a new shop.
I'd love us to wear a pink kit, although you have to be careful with the shade. Palermo cut a dash rarely seen in football, whereas Juventus had one the other year that'd blind a pirate.
He seems a dick at times, but then all the stuff about helping kids in Sierra Leone out of his own pocket makes him more a pantomime villain than one of your evil no redeeming feature types.