Snoz sell out (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter rob9872
- Start date
skyblueinBaku
Well-Known Member
I don't understand this, Rob.I know he is LP wit hthem but I wish he hadn't said thatso disappointed in a man I respect immensely.
kg82
Well-Known Member
And for anybody with a vivid imagination you're now done for the night!
skyblueinBaku
Well-Known Member
Where did he say that he doesn't back a boycott or protest? I must have missed that post.
kg82
Well-Known Member
Think it was on CWR?
skyblueinBaku
Well-Known Member
Thanks, kg. I don't listen to that - too much buggering about with the computer to get it.
kg82
Well-Known Member
Me too, can't get it at the moment for some reason!
Astute
Well-Known Member
Do you know who Snoz is?
Not everyone backs protests. I am unsure what is best myself. The boys need our support and also an extra £100,000 or so won't be the difference of SISU going or not, but a protest could put any investors off. It might make them worry what could happen if instant success never happened.
Not everyone backs protests. I am unsure what is best myself. The boys need our support and also an extra £100,000 or so won't be the difference of SISU going or not, but a protest could put any investors off. It might make them worry what could happen if instant success never happened.
Said it tonight! Obviously been told by sisu to say it
sw88
Chief Commentator!
Its only like someone phoning and saying 'I agree with the boycott and wont be attending the game'. Why cant the guy say what his plans are?
I support a protest, but wont be joining the boycott, not even for the 15 minutes. And Im doing this because I dont want to punish the players for SISU's actions. Opinion only (or would you have preferred I hadnt mentioned this )
I support a protest, but wont be joining the boycott, not even for the 15 minutes. And Im doing this because I dont want to punish the players for SISU's actions. Opinion only (or would you have preferred I hadnt mentioned this
)So why go public? Surely there's a reason behind his appearance on the radio. When was the last time you heard him interviewed?
He quite often does the commentary on Cov games.
Heaven forbid a CCFC radio show might get a famous name from the club's history to give opinions.
ajsccfc
Well-Known Member
Depends. I'm not listening, but was it 'here's snoz with an important announcement' or was he just there as a guest and happened to be asked about a current event?
I rarely hear the commentary but I can't remember the last time he was interviewed. There seemed to be a reason behind why he came on the show... I wonder if there was no boycott he'd still Be on there?
He was on the phone and they linked the boycott in with the conversation. Deffo a ploy I thought
ICHAN
Well-Known Member
Do not know about this one, did not hear what he said but reading what has been put on here I will take it as that is what he said.
Could he back the protest?Publically? Because of any stature within the club could he actually endorse there being a protest and back the protest.
Maybe he would have been better just saying he is neither for or against the protest but if the fans want to protest then that is upto the fans as they pay the money to watch the club, bit of fence sitting I know but maybe would have been his best option.
Astute I think a few may start reconsidering about protesting,I can see why the Southampton game was chosen but time has past by and the fanatasism of it all soon dies down, as I said at the time it is like organising a night out the saturday before in the pub everyone says yeh I'll go next saturday turns up and only 3 out of the 10 turn up, no-ones fault just human nature, everything seems a good idea at the time, and with the added prospect of a takeover maybe in the pipeline the protest maybe not as big as initially planned because of putting off any prospective buyer.
Could he back the protest?Publically? Because of any stature within the club could he actually endorse there being a protest and back the protest.
Maybe he would have been better just saying he is neither for or against the protest but if the fans want to protest then that is upto the fans as they pay the money to watch the club, bit of fence sitting I know but maybe would have been his best option.
Astute I think a few may start reconsidering about protesting,I can see why the Southampton game was chosen but time has past by and the fanatasism of it all soon dies down, as I said at the time it is like organising a night out the saturday before in the pub everyone says yeh I'll go next saturday turns up and only 3 out of the 10 turn up, no-ones fault just human nature, everything seems a good idea at the time, and with the added prospect of a takeover maybe in the pipeline the protest maybe not as big as initially planned because of putting off any prospective buyer.
lordsummerisle
Well-Known Member
Wasn't this the same time that AshbyJan was on CWR talking about the boycott?
Very likely to come up in conversation with an ex-Coventry manager who won the FA Cup with Coventry, when the boycott is going to be for an FA Cup game?
Think you need more foil round your head to stop the radiowaves totally, you won't have to worry about it all then.
Delboycov
Active Member
Only caught part of the interview but thought I heard him say "I don't get involved in off field matters" then by commenting on the boycott he did. Think with feelings running so high with fans and it being such a controversial subject he should have stopped at his 1st comment.
Why?
Like delboy said... He said I don't get involved with off field topics and then a second later he's saying that.
The script was excellent. The fans make a massive difference to the team blah blah then goes on to say if the fans don't turn up for the southampton game then it will effect the players.
ajsccfc
Well-Known Member
Why? Because the insinuation that an obvious football man responsible for the club's best day to date is now little more than a plant for SISU, based on him saying something you don't like.
Maybe as a former footballer and manager, he knows what he's talking about with regards fans affecting performances and actually believes in his own words?
Maybe as a former footballer and manager, he knows what he's talking about with regards fans affecting performances and actually believes in his own words?
lordsummerisle
Well-Known Member
I heard them singing "Joy to the World" on a Christmas Carol show on TV.
Think it was a thinly veiled product placement about Joy Seppalla and how great Sisu are.
These lizard headed bastards infiltrating every part of the Establishment(in fact they ARE the Establishment).
It's the truth they won't let you hear.
You've answered my own question. Who have SISU promoted to life president? Big John. Who ideally would fans listen to. Big John. If big John had agreed with the protest and boycott then alot more fans would join in.
If they wanted John to talk about the cup then surely next weeks show would have been ideal because it's the day before the game. Whereas because Jan was on the show they got big John on tonight to even it out so to speak.
ajsccfc
Well-Known Member
I haven't answered your question, I'm questioning your harsh assumption.
Believe it or not, SISU aren't an evil network fronted by a Bond villain assimilating formerly good people to do their bidding.
If Sillett felt strongly in favour of the boycott, I don't believe that he could be coerced to lie to keep these people sweet. Maybe (just maybe) he actually disagrees with a boycott because that's what he believes?
SISU don't want bad publicity! An empty stadium at kick off will give them bad publicity. Using John who is a hero amongst the fans will help there cause.
Delboycov
Active Member
"Believe it or not, SISU aren't an evil network fronted by a Bond villain assimilating formerly good people to do their bidding."
More speculating...and do you know this for a fact??!!
