Speedies_Chips
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What if it's cold? I don't want to catch a chill.
The simplest solution to me would be those SISU out t-shirts at £5-6 each, have every fan wear them and at the start of the game, take off jackets etc and have the whole ground a sea of blue SISU out along with chanting.
Then on with supporting the game.
Loudest message we could give of unity.
Agree with everything except this. The corruption starts with the obscene levels of money generated by the Premier League. I personally long for the day when the unsustainable bubble bursts.
Spot on idea, and even better at Wembley if we can just win the sfThe simplest solution to me would be those SISU out t-shirts at £5-6 each, have every fan wear them and at the start of the game, take off jackets etc and have the whole ground a sea of blue SISU out along with chanting.
Then on with supporting the game.
Loudest message we could give of unity.
Was confirmed on the club website as soon as Wycombe lost to Spurs and didn't need a replay.When did they decide this?
The semi-final clash is due to take place on Tuesday 7th Feb, in a change to the originally billed date as dictated by Sky and the EFL.
Kick-off will be 7.30pm and is due to be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Can we all lump on a Wycombe win - then buy SISU out with the winnings. If we get through, we're a few quid down but have our day at Wembley (win/win). Of course if we go out on pens, it'll be a lose/lose. Don't want to imagine the reaction if we go out on pens :jawdrop::jawdrop:
Yeh true i forgot. But ehy go up against stuff conpetion?Sky don't have champions league, BT do.
What we should do is pack the ground and make it intimidating but for Wycombe. Thats not saying violence, but not a nice place for their players to be in. Support our players for every challenge, every ball and encourage for every mistake or misplaced place.
SISU won't be there, they won't give a shit.
Hardly expect the nation to be watching. If I were a neutral, I doubt if I'd switch on to watch the bottom of Division 3 team versus a Division four team. Can't see Sky's viewing figures soaring for this one!I would love to see this happen, but in reality putting the game on sky is like a red rag to a bull, our fans will just see it as an opportunity to make their point to Sisu with the nation watching. I feel like we're more likely to see a repeat of yesterday.
I agree with you for once Nick.
I think there should be some form of protest. Maybe the first few minutes or singing with banners.
Following that, back the players and enjoy the evening. We deserve it.
I've got nothing against protests, I may not agree that they will work but I can see the difference between protests that may or may not damage CCFC (not SISU).
We need to make opposition players uncomfortable, direct the venom at them and use it to try and help our players.
It isn't going to make Joy uncomfortable is it either way.
The problem is you will then get opposition fans moaning about the intimidation. Just like the Sheffield United fans and the heightened noise of the whistles when they were on the attack.
I dont mean whistles. Even if its booing them every time they get the ball and just making it a hostile environment for them to play.
Hardly expect the nation to be watching. If I were a neutral, I doubt if I'd switch on to watch the bottom of Division 3 team versus a Division four team. Can't see Sky's viewing figures soaring for this one!
It's a Peppa pig blanket.That might exceed the decibel limiter fitted to the Ricoh though :bored:
Just sit down with your tartan blanket and your cup of tea in silence
It is the subsequent news reports that have impact.Hardly expect the nation to be watching. If I were a neutral, I doubt if I'd switch on to watch the bottom of Division 3 team versus a Division four team. Can't see Sky's viewing figures soaring for this one!
Hardly expect the nation to be watching. If I were a neutral, I doubt if I'd switch on to watch the bottom of Division 3 team versus a Division four team. Can't see Sky's viewing figures soaring for this one!
I watch L1 and (sometimes L2) games because their relevance and interest to me as a supporter of a 3rd (soon to be 4th) division team. I would be surprised if there are many viewers outside of this constituency. Would I ordinarily watch a CT Cup? No.
The number watching, other than City and Wycombe fans, would be surely measured in hundreds, if that. As is, the other cups have become increasingly meaningless due to Prem and Champ teams putting out their second string. The CT cup is beyond meaningless, it's an embarrassment.
And as the CT Cup is universally ignored by the media, reports of any protest will be limited to the CET and a mention on Midlands Today.
But who are there factions?If the various factions could pull together this would be a perfect opportunity for a dignified protest.
Rally by Jimmy Hill prior to the game, invite press, BBC, Sky e.t.c explain the need for the owners to sell up due to lack of investment and potential lack of a home next year.
Then go in and support the team for 90 minutes regardless of how we're playing. Show that the support is still here if and when new owners arrive.
Smuggle in anti sisu, anti fa, anti football league banners. So they're seen throughout the game.
Football in this country is rotten especially outside the premier league. Highlight the failure of the authority's to deal with the issues in today's game.
Should be the biggest attendance of the season and with cheap tickets plenty of kids there. Let's use the opportunity to protest but in a dignified manner. Completely understand the anger and won't condemn anyone whose been on the pitch recently but let's try a positive protest.
Pusb
But we do get behind the players.Time to get behind our team who are lacking in confidence. Sisu don't give a shit about the protests the Sheffield game proved that great protest that day apart from the fucking whistles but Sisu and Fisher don't care.This is a time for us all to get behind the player's and get us to a great day out at Wembley after the season we have had I think we are to far behind to stay up so let's sell it out and get behind the lads on the field.
But we do get behind the players.
All in blocks 15,16 and 17 do any how, others just sit there tutting.
But we do get behind the players.
All in blocks 15,16 and 17 do any how, others just sit there tutting.
Then when we lose you can blame the fans againI dont mean whistles. Even if its booing them every time they get the ball and just making it a hostile environment for them to play.
It depends if a whistle is blown and the same as last time happened doesn't it?Then when we lose you can blame the fans again
Are there really prawn sandwiches can't think of anything worseHow am I expected to support the lads and not spit on my prawn sandwich & prosecco!
Moved upmarket now the pies are gone ?How am I expected to support the lads and not spit on my prawn sandwich & prosecco!
Moved upmarket now the pies are gone ?
Why should it happen and anyway our team should be used to it by nowIt depends if a whistle is blown and the same as last time happened doesn't it?
And invade the pitch!If the various factions could pull together this would be a perfect opportunity for a dignified protest.
Rally by Jimmy Hill prior to the game, invite press, BBC, Sky e.t.c explain the need for the owners to sell up due to lack of investment and potential lack of a home next year.
Then go in and support the team for 90 minutes regardless of how we're playing. Show that the support is still here if and when new owners arrive.
Smuggle in anti sisu, anti fa, anti football league banners. So they're seen throughout the game.
Football in this country is rotten especially outside the premier league. Highlight the failure of the authority's to deal with the issues in today's game.
Should be the biggest attendance of the season and with cheap tickets plenty of kids there. Let's use the opportunity to protest but in a dignified manner. Completely understand the anger and won't condemn anyone whose been on the pitch recently but let's try a positive protest.
Pusb
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