i am curious at anyone who says protesting has a negative effect on the team. Didn't Charlton protest last week and they won 3-0
Didn't we protest with them and lose 3-0?i am curious at anyone who says protesting has a negative effect on the team. Didn't Charlton protest last week and they won 3-0
Didn't inspire us though did it!!!i am curious at anyone who says protesting has a negative effect on the team. Didn't Charlton protest last week and they won 3-0
That looks a sorry state of affairs.
That looks a sorry state of affairs.
Yeah, but they were playing us though.i am curious at anyone who says protesting has a negative effect on the team. Didn't Charlton protest last week and they won 3-0
and we're Coventry!I am one of the first to realise long gone are our premier league days, but a little part of me always gets sad when I see things like...
"The Sky Blues face a Rochdale side who have won five of their last six games in League One, and Venus is under no illusion of the task ahead"
Its Rochdale
They only heard usDidn't we protest with them and lose 3-0?
they did'nt boycott the game did theyi am curious at anyone who says protesting has a negative effect on the team. Didn't Charlton protest last week and they won 3-0
I am one of the first to realise long gone are our premier league days, but a little part of me always gets sad when I see things like...
"The Sky Blues face a Rochdale side who have won five of their last six games in League One, and Venus is under no illusion of the task ahead"
Its Rochdale
Venus must be lying, he's only the manager who has a far better insight than any fan does about the impact that protests during home games may have on a young team.
As mentioned lots of times, anti Sisu songs throughout the game at Port Vale, same young team, result was a win. Protests no effect ( or positive effect ) on team performance. Charlton manager last week, fans have the right to protest, no effect on the team. Bad publicity and its effect on Sisu that might be another matter.Venus must be lying, he's only the manager who has a far better insight than any fan does about the impact that protests during home games may have on a young team.
As mentioned lots of times, anti Sisu songs throughout the game at Port Vale, same young team, result was a win. Protests no effect ( or positive effect ) on team performance. Charlton manager last week, fans have the right to protest, no effect on the team. Bad publicity and its effect on Sisu that might be another matter.
Valid pointsHe'd be a pretty fucking special board member to encourage protest against the owners to be fair.
Our general atmosphere is hardly supportive even when we don't protest against the owners in fact. I'd take an end to booing your own players and losing patience after 5 passes over an end to protests any day.
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