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Did you not read the part where I said 'neither would be effective'? Just one is better than the other because this petty 'Not One Penny More' boycott will only have a detrimental effect on the squad and at worst, it could force SISU to liquidate the club.

Pretty fucked up this can happen in a developed country, unfortunately, it does happen, and it is clear that this lad has been failed, firstly social services should've been on to this, but also, if teachers noticed anything up, they should report, so aside from the parents, the system has...

By next week they'll be reports of 'terrorist' attacks on the SISU HQ. One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.

He's an embarrassment!

Legend. God. Awesome. Genius. Respectable. Take your pick ;) Seriously though, what's the point of this thread?

I think the best way to 'protest' is to get to the game stand up and chant, it'll do more good than not going at all. I note that neither measure will be effective. At the very least, I'd expect there to be organised protests for every home game, but the boycotters stay outside the ground or...

The guy is proposing a hunger strike, by that he means, he's going to lie in bed all day and not go to home games, sounds like a great fan. :facepalm:

Talk about scaremongering.

I was under the impression Lee Hughes was half decent?

Will you actually return though? I'd like to think so, but I'm sceptical.

What a twat that guy is.

I have to say, I think I'd rather have SISU than the Venky's, it's pretty close, but the Venky's have more money than sense, their managerial appointments have been poor, at least with SISU, we appointed managers with t least half a track record, I only knew Berg as a manager because of FM...

£1.25m for Eastwood is the great crime against football in our time.

So when I said people use use SISU as an excuse (although I should rephrase to 'justification') not to gone ause they either can't be bothered or are fed up with the football side of things, am I wrong or right? To say I have little understanding would then be wrong would it to? Not one...

I agree completely. I remember thinking Alex was going to score to and that really sore feeling after the goal went in (as in sore loser, not I got hurt). For Newcastle, my mate said 'co'mon lets go', I said no, we get the throw-in and scored, craziest I've gone at a home game. Remember...

So I can assume around 16-17-18k attendances consistently when SISU do go?

I don't know about you, but I know many long term supporters (one half of my family is CCFC mad yet of that half, I can't name any of them who go anymore) who have just given up supporting the club - hence 50% cut in attendance - there are many reason for this significant decline in support...

On that basis then, I expect attendances to return to pre-SISU levels (around 20k) when SISU do go? I'm sorry, but I can't see average attendances surpassing 12k next season in the RICOH without SISU, so where are the rest of the boycotters? On here, of all the people that have said why they no...

That's my fear, it's also why I'm sceptical of these protesters, I don't think many will return and are using SISU as an excuse not to go. How can Fisher use it for 'propaganda' if the majority there are chanting 'We Want SISU Out!', answer is, he can't. Therefore, I conclude, it is better to...

It's got to the point now where it probably won't make a significant difference to their losses.