lordsummerisle
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He's been setting up a windsock in his back garden so he'll know as soon as the wind changes direction.
So how are you committed to the cause then? Been to Sixfields? Stood outside the offices in Mayfair? Stood on the hill? I'll admit my only "commitment" to the cause is missing out for the first time in 41 years. Now, what's yours? Do tell.
He's been setting up a windsock in his back garden so he'll know as soon as the wind changes direction.
So how are you committed to the cause then? Been to Sixfields? Stood outside the offices in Mayfair? Stood on the hill? I'll admit my only "commitment" to the cause is missing out for the first time in 41 years. Now, what's yours? Do tell.
Probably right. Best stick to standing outside an empty office with a Muppet banner. That'll show 'em!
Protesting outside their offices-which probably involves people taking time off work, paying to get down there, etc-takes a lot more effort than JS patronising a bunch of fans, some of whom have been vindicating her relocation of the club by continuing to attend at Sixfields regardless of their supposed objection.
I would have thought that you'd believe in protesting against things that you feel passionately about?
surely it was you mocking torch and his "chums" earlier in the thread. Surely you coming onto this forum and announcing the letter writing etc, is wanting to score points and gain some form of sad acceptance from other posters on here. Therefore your above post is a little rich to say the leastNot been able to join the Hillers yet if I'm honest. I will be there for the Sheff Utd game though.
I've done as much as I can regarding writing letters, trying to increase media awareness etc.
I'm also the proud owner of a big SISU OUT banner which I've carried to many a game and protest since "the wind changed direction".
This isn't a competition of course; but I won't have others who have managed to make more of an effort than me mocked by sad trolls who can't be arsed and would rather score points on an Internet forum.
Not been able to join the Hillers yet if I'm honest. I will be there for the Sheff Utd game though.
I've done as much as I can regarding writing letters, trying to increase media awareness etc.
I'm also the proud owner of a big SISU OUT banner which I've carried to many a game and protest since "the wind changed direction".
This isn't a competition of course; but I won't have others who have managed to make more of an effort than me mocked by sad trolls who can't be arsed and would rather score points on an Internet forum.
Probably right. Best stick to standing outside an empty office with a Muppet banner. That'll show 'em!
If you can be arsed to go back a few pages you'll notice I was responding to this:
No my letter writing was aimed at something far more important - returning our club to the city it belongs in and a change of ownership. What some sad twat under the guise of an acronym thinks is irrelevant.
This isn't a competition of course
Do you know what an acronym is?
And, do I think that a meeting with one of the people who CAN change things is potentially going to be more fruitful than standing outside an empty office? Yes, I do.
Why did you start having a pop at torchomatic for 'not doing enough' then you absolute weapon
I meant pseudonym of course.
So you don't think mass protests, lobbying the Council, increasing media attention etc has any affect at all? Interesting.
I meant pseudonym of course.
You're a bit special aren't you? Because he was having a pop at people on the hill "with the Muppet banner"? Catch up.
I meant pseudonym of course.
So you don't think mass protests, lobbying the Council, increasing media attention etc has any affect at all? Interesting.
Didn't make the Lib Dems do a u-turn on tuition fees
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You're a bit special aren't you? Because he was having a pop at people on the hill "with the Muppet banner"? Catch up.
Actually, I think it's a positive that she has met some fans. It's more than KCiC has achieved. What have they done? Stood on a hill. Stood outside empty offices. Made banners with Joy and Tim as muppets. That's definitely not going to help us get back.
Will the meeting achieve anything? Maybe, maybe not, but at least the effort has been made on both sides, which is certainly a step forward. Congrats to them, I say. KCiC now need to show some professionalism if they want to help us get back to the Ricoh.
The million on the anti-Iraq war march won the argument though.
So how are you committed to the cause then? Been to Sixfields? Stood outside the offices in Mayfair? Stood on the hill? I'll admit my only "commitment" to the cause is missing out for the first time in 41 years. Now, what's yours? Do tell.
No they didn't! If they had surely they would have withdrew from Iraq immediately - they didn't! (I know - I was there!!!)
Maybe it is something to do with you constantly having a go at people for doing whatever they think is best whilst you are doing enough yourself by not going to games. And do you think that the people you constantly have a go at are abstaining from the so called home games as well?
No, they're watching from the hill.
So you are better than those on the hill as they are watching most of the games?
So you are better than those on the hill as they are watching most of the games?
I think the people standing on the hill are the ones claiming to be "doing something" - which of course they are - watching the game at Northampton for free.
I think the people standing on the hill are the ones claiming to be "doing something" - which of course they are - watching the game at Northampton for free.
So some standing on the hill are claiming to be doing something?
Well they are doing something. They could be sitting on their arses like the vast majority and doing nothing. It doesn't mean they are doing anything to help us getting back in Coventry. But at least they are trying something. At the very least they are helping to keep our plight in the spotlight. Yet a few seem to think it is OK to have a go at people that are trying to help our cause.
Or do you think the best thing for us to do is not do anything other than to not go to 'home' games and everything will be OK?
So, the 9000 not attending Sixfields are sitting on their arses and doing nothing? I wonder if SISU think that a drop in attendance of 90% is nothing?
Well they are doing something. They could be sitting on their arses like the vast majority and doing nothing. It doesn't mean they are doing anything to help us getting back in Coventry. But at least they are trying something. At the very least they are helping to keep our plight in the spotlight. Yet a few seem to think it is OK to have a go at people that are trying to help our cause.
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