I have been offered free tickets and said no thanks. Will not go in even if I were paid the £17 to enter.
I can watch the game for free and make my own private protest, to me its morally wrong for us to be playing there. If we don't do something we will be playing in Northampton girl a lot longer than 5 years.
It's my choice as it's anyone who wants to go in, my view is its wrong but will not insult anyone who foes not agree.
Honestly, i'm happy supporting the NOPM campaign by just not going to games rather than going to a "protest picnic". It's also easier to just stay at home and watch the match on tv or listen on the radio and it saves money on petrol. People who go to the games are supporting the team and fair enough to them but people who go to the hill to protest with around 50 others are just pissing away money when in the long run, it's staying away from the games not going to the hill that will help get us back. So, save money rather than attending pointless tiny protests that will inevitably get us nowhere and just stay at home. That is smart and saves you money. You're Welcome
Is the answer to what to do on this day now staring us in the face with poor old JH's sad predicament? A protest gathering on Jimmy's Hill in support of the great man with the emphasis on raising some dosh for Alzheimer's research and showing a good side to City fans amid all this crap.
Honestly, i'm happy supporting the NOPM campaign by just not going to games rather than going to a "protest picnic". It's also easier to just stay at home and watch the match on tv or listen on the radio and it saves money on petrol. People who go to the games are supporting the team and fair enough to them but people who go to the hill to protest with around 50 others are just pissing away money when in the long run, it's staying away from the games not going to the hill that will help get us back. So, save money rather than attending pointless tiny protests that will inevitably get us nowhere and just stay at home. That is smart and saves you money. You're Welcome
You don't need to stand on a hill to give money to Alzheimer's - if his name was jimmy lake would you have stood in a reservoir in Northampton?
Really it all sounds so tacky.
Rubbish
Lets all stay at home and show we don't care.those on the hill and those in the ground are exactly the same. just showing it in a different way
So when they had the poll tax rallies if they all stayed at home we would still be paying it but people felt strongly and came out in force afraid to many of us don't obviously feel that strongly about our predicament.
Rubbish
Lets all stay at home and show we don't care.those on the hill and those in the ground are exactly the same. just showing it in a different way
So when they had the poll tax rallies if they all stayed at home we would still be paying it but people felt strongly and came out in force afraid to many of us don't obviously feel that strongly about our predicament.
Christ you'll be telling us your one of the Tollpuddle Martyrs next.
Why do people try to discredit those that go to protest on the hill with constant snipes that they only go because its free and can see 1/4-1/2 of the pitch-like its what they actually want to do? Why can these people not go to protest- where is the morale high ground in accusations to the contrary- sorry I just dont get it?
Hey, you remember how that great protest of around 6000 people got the councl and sisu to get to an agreement and we now play in cov. No, me neither
You slightly miss the point.Simon said he wouldn't go if he couldn't see the game from the hill.
You slightly miss the point.Simon said he wouldn't go if he couldn't see the game from the hill.
Good to see many deciding on the hill.
The drum wasn't there Sunday, so I'll get in touch with him regards to bringing it against Sheff.
If anyone has a drum, vuvuzela, air horn or anything that makes a good deal of noise, bring it.
Everyone to their own and total respect to the hill protesters.I personally just don't get it,I would protest right outside the ground.If you've travelled to see the game on the hill then you may as well go in the ground and make a silent protest like wearing Sisu out printed t shirts and sitting right next to the directors box.I'm sure this would get more coverage.
Good to see many deciding on the hill.
The drum wasn't there Sunday, so I'll get in touch with him regards to bringing it against Sheff.
If anyone has a drum, vuvuzela, air horn or anything that makes a good deal of noise, bring it.
Do it in the ground,it would be more effective
Do it in the ground,it would be more effective
They will not let you go down to the side of the ground, the stewards (from Coventry) tell you its private land and you cannot stand outside the ground.
The police back them up and move you up the hill.
But that would go against my morals of not entering sixfields
If a peaceful protest was organised outside the ground with the permission of the police in advance with good communication and an effective lobbying group(sky blue trust??? What do you actually do) I can't see any event organised being a problem.Has anyone tried this??
If the hill wasn't there,would you still protest at sixfields knowing you wouldn't be able to see any of the game unless you paid to get in.
Yes been every game not seen one minute of any of them
FFS Where have you been for the last couple of weeks?.
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Watching the players of CCFC going about their business inside Sixfields
This game is a 4.00 PM kick off..when do clocks go back????..
need to make sure you can be seen on hill if so many going.
Is the hill near enough to ground for floodlights to light it up??
Or is it farther than that??
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