torchomatic
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Yes and the current method of protesting is working a treat isnt it! I actually agree with mustang and Spionkop, you want media attention you need to do it in the ground and disrupt the game. One or two guys running onto the pitch isnt going to work, you need numbers.
Sitting on the hill with banners etc is fine if there are other things planned i.e. meetings with SISU, ACL, Councillors, FL etc. In isolation it is easily ignored and quickly forgotten particularly as they team are playing so well!
Disruption inside the ground v Sheffield will bring us attention. Very surprised the younger, vocal sector of our support haven't got this organised. A peaceful pitch invasion will draw a lot of attention to our situation. Peaceful. Just sitting in the centre circle for 5 minutes during the game. Needs to be hundreds for it to work.
Michael and the others, KCIC, NOPM etc, all nice guys doing their best. I applaud that. But for me it isn't direct enough.
A few did it at Crawley. And I honestly wanted all you behind the goal to follow them. But it never happened.
So are Singers Corner going to sort it?
What should happen is;
> NOPM/KCIC Protestors should buy tickets into the ground
> Once the game is about to start, do a loud rendition of the the Sky Blue Song
> Continue to support the team for about 10/15 minutes with constant atmosphere (Not negative, just a positive and supportive atmosphere to encourage the players and staff)
> At 15 minutes mark everyone stands up sings 'Take me home' or 'You are my City' and walks out and continue to sing it as we walk out the ground and clear Sixfields.
Could you imagine a mass departure 15 mins into a game? Sky would be all over it with there cameras.
Exactly, I also think it would go viral too. It would definitely get more attention than the hill.
It is pointless trying to do anything outside, they might show something in the build up but they are there to show the game so will be inside filming.
Inside the ground they will confiscate banners etc, so why not just 20 or so buy tickets and sit in the front row of the stand opposite the camera. All wear a T-Shirt with just ONE letter on it and arrange yourselves in the seating to read "KEEP COVENTRY IN COVENTRY" which will be seen by everyone on TV
They cant confiscate a t-shirt with one letter on it can they ?
Sky will not take night vision cameras to sixfields. They will not be able to see anyone on the hill. is this not common sense? They might be able to hear you yes but how will that be any different from any other football game on TV? All you might get is the commentator saying "handful of Cov fans on the hill protesting about the move to Northampton" are people really going to waste this opportunity for one measly sentence on live TV?
Why don't those that currently attend do it ?
What should happen is;
> NOPM/KCIC Protestors should buy tickets into the ground
> Once the game is about to start, do a loud rendition of the the Sky Blue Song
> Continue to support the team for about 10/15 minutes with constant atmosphere (Not negative, just a positive and supportive atmosphere to encourage the players and staff)
> At 15 minutes mark everyone stands up sings 'Take me home' or 'You are my City' and walks out and continue to sing it as we walk out the ground and clear Sixfields.
Could you imagine a mass departure 15 mins into a game? Sky would be all over it with there cameras.
What should happen is;
> NOPM/KCIC Protestors should buy tickets into the ground
> Once the game is about to start, do a loud rendition of the the Sky Blue Song
> Continue to support the team for about 10/15 minutes with constant atmosphere (Not negative, just a positive and supportive atmosphere to encourage the players and staff)
> At 15 minutes mark everyone stands up sings 'Take me home' or 'You are my City' and walks out and continue to sing it as we walk out the ground and clear Sixfields.
Could you imagine a mass departure 15 mins into a game? Sky would be all over it with there cameras.[/this is thQUOTE]
this is the sort of protest that WILL work, and maybe when everyone is out the ground go to the hill with torches/candles or maybe even get permission for a mini firework display. either way whatever is organised has to be publicised as much as possible. 7000 turned up for the march.with a weeks notice we could get that again with 3 weeks to go
This has the makings of a really good plan. The people who pay to go inside sixfields but think we should be in cov can do the protests inside the stadium; kcic will be on the Hill (and forget the negative nonsense, when we worked on the media for Colchester game the cov telegraph ignored us but 3 national newspapers and sky didn't and then we also got a brilliant follow up piece on Midlands Today) and the anti-acl brigade of the sba can protest outside the council/ricoh.
Are they still going ?
Is it me or are they very quiet at the moment ?
What should happen is;
> NOPM/KCIC Protestors should buy tickets into the ground
> Once the game is about to start, do a loud rendition of the the Sky Blue Song
> Continue to support the team for about 10/15 minutes with constant atmosphere (Not negative, just a positive and supportive atmosphere to encourage the players and staff)
> At 15 minutes mark everyone stands up sings 'Take me home' or 'You are my City' and walks out and continue to sing it as we walk out the ground and clear Sixfields.
Could you imagine a mass departure 15 mins into a game? Sky would be all over it with there cameras.[/this is thQUOTE]
this is the sort of protest that WILwork, and naybe when everyone is out the ground go to the hill with torches/candles or maybe even get permission for a mini firework display. either way whatever is organised has to be publicised as much as possible. 7000 turnef up for the march.with a weeks notice we could get that again with 3 weeks to go
Everyone could walk out and hold blue glow sticks and make a peaceful protest on the hill by holding them in the air?
Not a great deal to report at present, but things are starting to warm up.
I have never been however I have heard that Tim Fisher sits in the stand in direct view of everyone around him. What an opportunity!!
Everyone could walk out and hold blue glow sticks and make a peaceful protest on the hill by holding them in the air?
It'd be like the end of Harry potter when dumbledore dies
It'd be like the end of Harry potter when dumbledore dies
It's funny I thought about that when I posted the comment!
Not a great deal to report at present, but things are starting to warm up.
Like the walk out idea. Should make viewers aware of KCIC/SISU OUT/FL failures etc. For me the less inside would work better (make people more aware of what SISU have done by moving away(whether its temporary or not there is an adequate enough ground we could be at, with more people too))
My two penneth.
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Not a great deal to report at present, but things are starting to warm up.
but isn't this the point, you get as many in there to make it look good when they all walk out otherwise it looks like there are 20 blokes walking out for no reason!
Too be fair...you can still visit your family....that nasty man fisher hasn't moved them as well has he.??
Its either fill it, peaceful protest, leave after xx mins. Or nobody goes in which is the protest. For me i think the latter works best. You may disagree, i feel both would get attention to our plight however commentators/press need to be made aware as to why people leaving/not there.
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I cant see a good solution to any form of protest at the game. Filling the ground is a ridiculous idea. Standing on the hill .... ok may get a little attention, but not a lot really. Not enough. Any form of "on the pitch" protest is just going to create hassle for us.
I think ill watch this one from home thanks. Although I appreciate the decision everyone else makes!
If Tim Fisher had ANYTHING about him he would walk up to the top of that hill, and ask everyone to come in to the ground for free. Wouldn't that be something?
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