As it is unlawful to go on the pitch maybe we should have a sit down protest linking arms around shitfields stopping the players and fans getting in, or just at every entrance so that we could get it 5 or 6 deep can't possibly forcefully remove us all while we are PEACEFULLY protesting. Bit like the old suffragettes.
Should try a mass sit down protest at the Wolves home game or Sheff Utd away if we can't make the playoffs. Wouldn't normally condone this type of thing but failure to fulfill an important end of season fixture would send a message and would make national if not international news. Extreme and maybe too difficult but would apply a large amount of pressure.
Told him a few home truths mixed with a few choice words, told him he was a thief amongst other things, i don't really want to say to much on here cos you never know who's reading.
I'd got the red mist and was on verge of losing it, the old bill jumped in and advised me to calm down and get in my seat lol.
The cheeky bastard was wearing a city scarf, he muttered something as he scuttled off with waggot and i assume his wife.
I was wondering though if he was already on our train but at the other end and got forced off with abuse by city fans at that end?
As it is unlawful to go on the pitch maybe we should have a sit down protest linking arms around shitfields stopping the players and fans getting in, or just at every entrance so that we could get it 5 or 6 deep can't possibly forcefully remove us all while we are PEACEFULLY protesting. Bit like the old suffragettes.
Maybe something like that. Making sure we get there before the teams so no chance of starting without fans. Even if it just delays kick off by an hour or two.
You have a point but it will probably be ignored. Will it gain any coverage in any national papers, TV news reports or national radio stations? I doubt it
I see it as a way to make our feelings known but I think people already know how we feel and the people with the power to change the situation don't give a shit about how we feel. Ultimately it's about as effective as the SISU out chants we have had for the past 3 years and is more an outlet for people to vent their anger rather than something that could achieve something
It makes the fans unite - that is very important. Without this kind of thing people could very well go their separate ways. Things had got quite fragmented until recently.
Sticking together should not be underestimated.
We need a fan base for when we have to pick up the pieces left behind by these immoral, money grabbing parasites.
Clearly my response was too sophisticated. There is a danger protests of this nature will create a lot of back slapping and no end game. What is the purpose and how is it achieving its stated goals?
Ever watched Shawshank Redemption? where Andy Dufresne carry's on sending letters to the top governors of prisons so the his fellow prisoners can get some library book… well he persevered no matter how long it took and he got what he wanted.
Yes the film was fiction but it gave a message to never give up and keep doing whatever you are doing till it pisses off the hierarchy so much that they will come to a point where they will do something about it.
Liverpool fans and relatives never gave up wanting answers to the real reason for the Hillsborough disaster. Guess what they got what they wanted and they will get more.
Grendal, you have to really stop reading The Sun and maybe start becoming a shepherd and not a sheep.
It makes the fans unite - that is very important. Without this kind of thing people could very well go their separate ways. Things had got quite fragmented until recently.
Sticking together should not be underestimated.
We need a fan base for when we have to pick up the pieces left behind by these immoral, money grabbing parasites.