Attend and we can play spot the SBT SISU lovers when the SKY cameras pan around the ground!! Nick will be there shaking his rattle no doubt.due to none of us able to agree if we should boycott or support the team, i might start a thread on just attending half a game, a win win !
Attend and we can play spot the SBT SISU lovers when the SKY cameras pan around the ground!! Nick will be there shaking his rattle no doubt.
That was one of the options mensioned.Filling the ground has always been my option as I've said before the ground is already empty on a match day anyway.
So which one are you?Nah, I am going to be doing a protest underneath the cameras like the muppets last time who had a go at me for pointing it out in advance. Then I am going to scramble round the ground during the game so the cameras can see me.
That was one of the options mensioned.
How do we do it?
So which one are you?
Kermit lol
The people saying 'let's fill the ground', how do they plan on doing that?
muppets hey, go and tell them all that I dare you keyboard warrior!!Nah, I am going to be doing a protest underneath the cameras like the muppets last time who had a go at me for pointing it out in advance. Then I am going to scramble round the ground during the game so the cameras can see me.
Go through all the threads if you want where in pointed it out.muppets hey, go and tell them all that I dare you keyboard warrior!!
muppets hey, go and tell them all that I dare you keyboard warrior!!
Surely it depends on the reason? Pitch invasions etc then they will have to start banning people.It's not filling the ground or emptying the ground that will achieve results it is preventing a game being played or at least delaying kickoff that will make people sit up and notice...the FA & FL would be questioned as would SISU.
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Surely it depends on the reason? Pitch invasions etc then they will have to start banning people.
Yes there may be consequences to any form of action but you need an objective and you need some action that puts SISU on the back foot. It would be interesting on who would impose a ban on attendance as SISU don't own the ground. Wasps might not want to impose a ban on fans who have a legitimate grievance and protest peacefully.
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Yes possibly and it might put some off but if there were 8000 on the pitch they could hardly impose 8000 banning orders.
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Why are people so convinced that people wouldn't call someone a muppet or something in real life? I say stuff like that practically every day. Twonk is a favourite.
Also have to think on the effect on the actual playing side too, as then if they start getting pissed off...
remember that time you called me an utter twat a-hole and said to stop pretending we are friends and stay away from you?
lol funny guy
That's true. But whereas a boycott would lead to an empty soulless atmosphere to play in. One that is charged with passion and causing delay might fire the crowd and players. I guess they might respond differently. Personally I would play harder if I knew those watching had got off their asses to do something rather than merely stood outside or stayed in the pub
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remember that time you called me an utter twat a-hole and said to stop pretending we are friends and stay away from you?
lol funny guy
I agree about the passion bit, but it depends how it is aimed.
The protest is clearly against the club and specifically ownership of the club not the players. I think on that everyone can agree
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Yes, but if people are taking it out at the ground where the owners arent actually there and it is just the players and football side of the thing there then it doesnt always show that.
It is like saying I want to protest at the council and singing songs to a bin man rather than the main man who isn't there and wouldn't care about my songs
Personally still think the most dramatic and effective action would be mass protest blocking roads and away coach delaying kick off...then all in ground to support team. There the media get the anger of fans and lengths they are prepared to go to...followed by passion and support for football and the team
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That was one of the options mensioned.
How do we do it?
Give everyone on here my seat number?
Like when Charlton fans lobbed balls onto the pitch last season. It definitely got national exposure.It's not filling the ground or emptying the ground that will achieve results it is preventing a game being played or at least delaying kickoff that will make people sit up and notice...the FA & FL would be questioned as would SISU.
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