That's a lot of manpower to arrange at short notice. And made even more difficult when everyone knows they are struggling to even pay the players on the pitch.You would think there would be a shit ton of stewards around the pitch from kick off to stop this protest
And the game hasnt even started.Incredible amount of bedwetting going on among our support about this.
If they get on the pitch, or worse get the game abandoned, when everyone has know the plans for weeks I suspect the authorities will take a dim view.You would think there would be a shit ton of stewards around the pitch from kick off to stop this protest
Incredible amount of bedwetting going on among our support about this.
Just a normal day then.Incredible amount of bedwetting going on among our support about this.
Knew id catch someone
The shame is that most of them were kids who will probably get bannedWas it only ever going to be the handful of people or have loads chickened out?
Ok, so I'm for the abuse of 'it's got nothing to do with us', 'nobody helped us when we had crap owners' and 'don't get involved' etc etc. Also ready to be called soft, woke, snowflake and anything else you've got, but here goes ...
How about in the 10th minute of our next match v Blackburn, we get word out to start a movement of scarves above heads 10th minute and repeat the Chansiri out? Or some sort of general protest to the EFL about club owners. If other clubs join in and it becomes a Championship wide movement, it might make the EFL actually sit up and do something with the bad press it will be receiving. I expect that even Sheff U want a rival and whilst they want to beat them, wouldn't actually want them out of business. It happens to clubs too often. Bury of course, but could easily have been us, Blackburn, Charlton, Blackpool and the list goes on. Football clubs are important to local communities as a whole, local business and affects mental health too. They need protecting and poor ownership or the risk of going out of business all together has to stop.
I know we've had a few recent incidents with Wednesday and I don't have much like for either Sheffield club, but largely I imagine the fanbase is no different to any other and we showed we can stand in solidarity as football supporters on Saturday, we have an opportunity to do something for the wider game. Currently things are great at City, but it's not too long ago that they weren't and you never know what's around the corner.
As usual I'm sure one or two will say 'well how about you start it then', but I'm just wondering if I'm pissing in the wind or if there is genuine appetite to help. Forget that it's Wednesday if you don't like them, this is more about protecting the game we all love and it would be nice to think it was us that were instrumental in starting it.
Right, tin hat on, away you go!
I expect the EFL to apply for powers that allow them to remove him and force a sale whether it be to private ownership or the hands of a trust or centrally run group until funding can be found.No, let's just concentrate on our own club.
In any event, what are they expecting the EFL to do within the powers it has?
When you have a protest at 12, but need to be peering into the steamed up back window of a Vauxhall Astra in a layby just outside Rotherham at 4...
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All jokes aside, fair play to all of them that went on. Here's hoping they get nothing more than a stadium ban (guess they're all boycotting usually anyway) that gets swiftly overturned by a new owner when they get that twat gone.
Ok, so I'm for the abuse of 'it's got nothing to do with us', 'nobody helped us when we had crap owners' and 'don't get involved' etc etc. Also ready to be called soft, woke, snowflake and anything else you've got, but here goes ...
How about in the 10th minute of our next match v Blackburn, we get word out to start a movement of scarves above heads 10th minute and repeat the Chansiri out? Or some sort of general protest to the EFL about club owners. If other clubs join in and it becomes a Championship wide movement, it might make the EFL actually sit up and do something with the bad press it will be receiving. I expect that even Sheff U want a rival and whilst they want to beat them, wouldn't actually want them out of business. It happens to clubs too often. Bury of course, but could easily have been us, Blackburn, Charlton, Blackpool and the list goes on. Football clubs are important to local communities as a whole, local business and affects mental health too. They need protecting and poor ownership or the risk of going out of business all together has to stop.
I know we've had a few recent incidents with Wednesday and I don't have much like for either Sheffield club, but largely I imagine the fanbase is no different to any other and we showed we can stand in solidarity as football supporters on Saturday, we have an opportunity to do something for the wider game. Currently things are great at City, but it's not too long ago that they weren't and you never know what's around the corner.
As usual I'm sure one or two will say 'well how about you start it then', but I'm just wondering if I'm pissing in the wind or if there is genuine appetite to help. Forget that it's Wednesday if you don't like them, this is more about protecting the game we all love and it would be nice to think it was us that were instrumental in starting it.
Right, tin hat on, away you go!
The idea was that it was unrelated, in fact all 24 teams in a round of Championship fixtures, to show the EFL and outside of the Championship that whilst we might have rivalries, we're all united in the game being for the fans and not cuntish owners. I think it would highlight the point much more than at just one of their games.It'd maybe be worth considering for when we play Wednesday at home. Doing it at an unrelated game entirely would be weird as fuck.
I like this Idea, but let's wait till we're out of this league in an upward manner,no rocking the boat this season,laser focused please!The idea was that it was unrelated, in fact all 24 teams in a round of Championship fixtures, to show the EFL and outside of the Championship that whilst we might have rivalries, we're all united in the game being for the fans and not cuntish owners. I think it would highlight the point much more than at just one of their games.
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