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It would be difficult to gauge if it would help. It's about clear and concise communicatoin both pre and immediate post event about what the key aim is of any prest (or series of linked protests). This is where I feel the "Hill" protest at the Colchester game did achieve as the comms on what it...

Out of interest Andreas; do you have any concerns at all about the off the field issues?

Nobody is organised enough to spoil your day ut at the footie, so don't fret too much! You'll be alright Jack

So would you attend for a well organised walkout Nick? -

Would you attend for a walkout Nick if it were properly orgnanised?

3000 is just a drop in the ocean

This is pointless - sorry. Send a reporter to Sixfields to talk to the fans. Don't rely on phone ins.

Would you be interested in gauging the mood on the hill/sixfields before during and after a game. At least you and others would get a true reflection of the fans who make the trip. Would put pay to some of the poorly researched negativity that is starting to prove devisive amonsgt some supporters

Indeed Grendel. Why I put a clue in is beyond me!

Prolific he wasn't

100% Deano - mmm. More obscure one needed me thinks

Jimmy Sirrell I believe

Give Michael a break - was there last week to help with the awareness raising protest (which is what it was) and it was very reasuring to meet a diverse range of fans from all ages who were there for similar reasons - to protest at our club being taken away (temprary or otherwise). On the back...

Cheers mate.

Dislikes: Rangers, Celtic (as do many Ireland fans). - we live in more enlightened times!

I think this thread says it all about the essence of being a Cov fan (or a fan of any club). Feel like I did on the day of the first Sixfields game regarding my family's history with the club (started back in 1948 when my late father moved from Dublin). I do have perspective on life, but its...

Forgot about Sundeland. Always found their fans ok over the years with a few comments about 77 chucked in here and ther, but not in a serious way. However, a few of them on the Irish fans forum were having a goog time at our expense a few weeks ago. I did respond to say thanks of wishing my club...

Never called anyone a scab mate, and never would. I used to get very irritated by the boo boy mentality at games to the point where it almost put me off going at times, and have responded (or bit) on other threads on points from one or two who have come across as a tad holier than thou...

Any sports people who use the expression "team" in front of their name. It really grates. Examples: Team Casey - golfer Paul Casey used this in interviews a few times without tongue in cheek Team Meadows - 800m runner Jenny Meadows Apart from that - not a great fan of Leicester...