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IP rights are a Civil matter though aren't they? Its not a criminal offence

No law against it as far as I’m aware

Do you not think that promotion now would be more of an achievement than it was in 1967?

No, but could feel better considering the club’s recent history

Ipswich did it for their final game of the season https://www.suffolknews.co.uk/ipswich/sport/amp/thousands-of-tickets-available-for-ipswich-town-vs-fleetwood-9311091/

Football is a strange thing. We’re all looking forward to the game, then once it starts we’ll be praying for the final whistle

You're right it was. I went on the coach for the League 2 final, it was so much better

What is there to like about them?

You would think that they would see this as an opportunity to put all that to bed. The whole Wasps thing is an embarrassment to them. Best way for it to be forgot about would be to put on a big event and show the council are supportive of the club

They've spent years knocking down buildings to create "open spaces" for events, now we finally have an event that people will want to see and they don't put anything on

SAG arseholes again no doubt! "Demand is likely to outstrip any capacity we could offer in the city centre" Do something up at the memorial park then

Hear Hear

So you would object to the "Kick it out" slogan as well then?

You don't fight discrimination with discrimination. How is it providing equality of opportunity when you can have a rich black kid being able to apply for a job opportunity, but a poor white kid is barred from it? How is that equality of opportunity? Do you really think that is a sensible way...

Its the same thing

Why would you be annoyed by the slogan "all lives matter"?

See this is the problem with you people. You're obsessed with race. You see everything though the prism of colour. You fail to recognise these are actual human beings we're talking about here. 1. No person has been oppressed for hundreds of years. As no one is that old. 2. I can't work out why...

No. Because both the rich kids and poorer kids end up with a school dinner, or can afford uni. No individual is harmed or denied opportunity by it.

Do you have anything to counter what I said, or is personal insults all you got?