I'd say 15k on boxing day, of which 13.5k were CCFC fans, WAS a protst of sorts !!
We really should be looking at double that for a boing day game at home !!
They are in dissaray ,clueless ,rudderless ,head office not happy at all ,the protest and any other pressure we can apply to them could be telling ,we need to drive them into talks with Hoffman . was stopped from distributing save our City pamphlets by the orange squad outside today,utterly pathetic.
There was some limited Sisu out chanting and only saw two banners today Ichan, boy its good to win ,poor first half ,could have been 2-0 down ,second half and good substitutions got us in their face ,and Christies crossing created many chances ,cornersWhat's happened to freedom of speech then?
How can they stop distribution outside the ground?
Was there much protesting inside the ground? banners etc?
ther has been some dialogue ,and as yet they hav'nt expressed an objection to it being held there.,the adjecent land to the tesco stand is ownrd by british rail.
They are in dissaray ,clueless ,rudderless ,head office not happy at all ,the protest and any other pressure we can apply to them could be telling ,we need to drive them into talks with Hoffman . was stopped from distributing save our City pamphlets by the orange squad outside today,utterly pathetic.
Cheers Houchen for kind of clearing that up,
So who would own the land?
The council, ACL, Tesco, or could it be a sisu ploy where nobody knows.
Xfiles case for mulder and scully.
Have you looked into this lads regarding your protest outside at the JH Statue, maybe worth looking into as Houchen says, if they stopped pamphlets being distributed they may have a plan legally to stop you protesting?
I'd say 15k on boxing day, of which 13.5k were CCFC fans, WAS a protst of sorts !!
We really should be looking at double that for a boxing day game at home !!
I may well be on the wrong track here but isn't any occupation or demonstration on private land a civil as opposed to criminal matter?
Dale Farm, Occupy London etc come to mind.
Of course any such action should be peaceful and I am in no way suggesting that anyone should indulge in activities that would ultimately result in courts issuing eviction notices that might or might not gather public attention.
I have had a meeting with Tim Fisher and he is aware of all that is planned but despite asking him I have had no contact from the safety officer. I have left messages for him but no response. I think as long as we are not being a nuisance or stopping general flow of traffic then there should be no problem. We are definitely having an impact and SISU do not want any adverse publicity so we are having some impact. Need to.keep spreading the word to get as many involved as possible - I will be on CWR phone in on Fri as fan of the week so will get message over there. Www.save-our-city.com for latest protest news.
I think they have the right to stop pamhlet distribution if you are on their grounds. They can't do a thing if you are on a public highway. You would need to check with the Land Registry to see exactly where their land starts and ends. I remember years ago when I was at the BBC and wanted to do some "vox pops" in West Orchards. I was asked to leave by their security "because I hadn't got permission"! I thought it was a public shopping place, but I was mistaken. The whole area is owned by someone - same as the area surrounding the Ricoh. If this protest is to be successful then I'm afraid the law is seriously needed to be checked out.
I may well be on the wrong track here but isn't any occupation or demonstration on private land a civil as opposed to criminal matter?
Dale Farm, Occupy London etc come to mind.
Of course any such action should be peaceful and I am in no way suggesting that anyone should indulge in activities that would ultimately result in courts issuing eviction notices that might or might not gather public attention.
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