He sits behind me didn't blow it once when the ball was in our half same for the others around me
He sits behind me didn't blow it once when the ball was in our half same for the others around me
I agree anybody who protests against our owners in whatsoever manner should be banned. Especially people who sit in for 15 minutes after a game that's sure to cost us points in the next game, frightened the hell out of the unused subs doing their warm downs, they were in tears so I understand.He should t be blowing it at all - hopefully will be banned.
I agree anybody who protests against our owners in whatsoever manner should be banned. Especially people who sit in for 15 minutes after a game that's sure to cost us points in the next game, frightened the hell out of the unused subs doing their warm downs, they were in tears so I understand.
I agree anybody who protests against our owners in whatsoever manner should be banned. Especially people who sit in for 15 minutes after a game that's sure to cost us points in the next game, frightened the hell out of the unused subs doing their warm downs, they were in tears so I understand.
I'm the last person you should ask an opinion on blowing whistles Grendel you should know that.I'm talking only about people blowing whistles. Do you agree with me they have no place in a football ground and should be banned?
Yes or no?
I was answering two posts at the same time one from Grendel and one from someone else re the sit inHow is criticising blowing whistles during the game anything to do with an after match sit in?
I'm talking only about people blowing whistles. Do you agree with me they have no place in a football ground and should be banned?
Yes or no?
It wasn't the whistle the ball was crossed over from a miss kick and confused them.Glad I wasn't there because I'm not the biggest bloke and would probably have ended up getting my head kicked in.
Agreed. But read what most are saying. Keep it lawful, peaceful and don't do anything that can interfere with our players. We haven't got points on the board as a cushion and we certainly haven't got points to lose to the FL.I wouldn't relish sitting near a whistle blower I have to be honest but it's hard to condone almost any protest after all that has been inflicted on the club. We will have far too many fans now who after a couple of improved performances will think their shouldn't be any protest but I suggest they have a little look at the general pattern over the last 7 years or so. New Manager takes some pressure off things with a few positive results, people forget briefly about overall demise, SISU carry on asset stripping, team falls apart and starts to lose again.......rinse and repeat until destruction. I'd like to bet that if Slade starts to turn things round it will be right at that point that SISU announce another court action of some kind when eyes are turned away temporarily.
NO if you watched it!!So, whoever blew the whistle directly affected the result today...
Will watch it in the morning. But I find it hard to believe that so many of our supporters could be wrong.NO if you watched it!!
I wouldn't relish sitting near a whistle blower I have to be honest but it's hard to condone almost any protest after all that has been inflicted on the club. We will have far too many fans now who after a couple of improved performances will think their shouldn't be any protest but I suggest they have a little look at the general pattern over the last 7 years or so. New Manager takes some pressure off things with a few positive results, people forget briefly about overall demise, SISU carry on asset stripping, team falls apart and starts to lose again.......rinse and repeat until destruction. I'd like to bet that if Slade starts to turn things round it will be right at that point that SISU announce another court action of some kind when eyes are turned away temporarily.
noFor clarification for someone that wasn't there. The whistles did cause the Bolton equaliser?
NO if you watched it!!
Happened right in front of my block. Bolton player shanked it, two players hesitated as if play had stopped. It was surprising to see it carry on as I thought the ref had blew up also. There were a handful of whistles blown during the game but one in particular was very convincing. I think the referee had a word with Tudgay and their captain about it before a corner at one point alsoNO if you watched it!!
Happened right in front of my block. Bolton player shanked it, two players hesitated as if play had stopped.
Protests without whistles going forward. Simple and Would hope it makes sense to all now.
Protests that don't happen in the last few minutes when we are holding onto a result probably better.
It wasn't meant as a put down but just how I seen it watching from behind the miss kick into the boxWill watch it in the morning. But I find it hard to believe that so many of our supporters could be wrong.
Will watch it in the morning. But I find it hard to believe that so many of our supporters could be wrong.
But that's just it Clint, I don't think there was a protest involving whistles today, justA protest should unite the support, todays whistle blowing didn't and therefore it wasn't right.
The protesting needs to continue but thought needs to go into it.
The type of PR it generates is hugely important, all today has done has lead to bickering and took the shine of an improved on field performance.
sheff utd was great but you can't keep disrupting games so they need to come up with something a little bit different. The after game sit in wasn't a bad idea but all the fall out from the whistle malarkey has meant that no ones talking about it which is a shame and that's why this that did it need to apply a little bit more thought to what they're doing.
But that's just it Clint, I don't think there was a protest involving whistles today, just
A few lone whistle blowers using the ones left over from SU game.
well if I am wrong so be it but I am not defending the whistles as previously said,......TV replays etc Refs decisions same asEven Bolton fans have tweeted it affected play and led to the goal.
Agreed, it just seems as though some are grabbing it with both hands as a meansI think you're right, which makes it all the more baffling that people are defending them whether they were responsible for the goal or not.
It wasn't a form of protest, it was a few people doing it everytime Bolton got near our area from about 60 minutes onwards. Obviously the intent was to put the Bolton attackers off but backfired.I wouldn't relish sitting near a whistle blower I have to be honest but it's hard to condone almost any protest after all that has been inflicted on the club. We will have far too many fans now who after a couple of improved performances will think their shouldn't be any protest but I suggest they have a little look at the general pattern over the last 7 years or so. New Manager takes some pressure off things with a few positive results, people forget briefly about overall demise, SISU carry on asset stripping, team falls apart and starts to lose again.......rinse and repeat until destruction. I'd like to bet that if Slade starts to turn things round it will be right at that point that SISU announce another court action of some kind when eyes are turned away temporarily.
Obviously doing it for this reason is still very wrong!!It wasn't a form of protest, it was a few people doing it everytime Bolton got near our area from about 60 minutes onwards. Obviously the intent was to put the Bolton attackers off but backfired.
Not bothered about put downs. Didn't see it as one. Couldn't make the game as started work 20 minutes after the game finishedIt wasn't meant as a put down but just how I seen it watching from behind the miss kick into the box
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