Our protest are too soft!!
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No no no no no no no!
You want the club to get fined so they can blame the fans and play into their hands? What's wrong with you all!? Boycott, stay away, take away their main revenue stream which is commercially on a match day and create a genuine fear about future ticket sales, season ticket renewals and the whole commercial image of the club. That's the way you hurt an owner like this, not by harassing the security and reception staff and putting those trying to earn a basic wage, who have done nothing wrong, under serious duress.5 -
If we all turned up like this:
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Who is this "we"?WelshAddick said:I am a calm guy and the man i go to games with lives in Twickenham and we are both well educated guys. We both agree that we are too soft as fans and now need to step up the protests dramatically. I wouldn't normally suggest breaking the law, but i see no other way. I am lost for words.
If that is what YOU think then YOU do something, YOU break the law.
Go on, YOU do it.9 -
I have said before lets get a total boycott of all bars/restaurants and club shop, nobody buys anything in or around the ground..we need people at all the outlets suggesting supporters do not purchase a single item. You only get five chips and weak beer anyway2
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Villa fans got nasty with their players and looking at their result tonight it seems to have had the desired effect.1
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yeah that's weird. how come its never really worked for you lot then?MillwallFan said:Villa fans got nasty with their players and looking at their result tonight it seems to have had the desired effect.
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We do need to keep stepping it up. I would say, picket the food outlets and get the sofa siting fans to vacate it. I 'm sure it would just be a case of reasonining with them. I think we have to stop a game somehow soon, beyond that, actions can,t really be discused here. I think we as fans should officially declare War on StaPRICKS.
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If Katrien feared for her own safety at games surely she'd end up turning it in no?!7
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We have to do something.0
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I say it again who is this "we"?WelshAddick said:We have to do something.
If YOU want to something then YOU do it.6 -
No no no no. Come on man. Let's have some sense. If the Valley was turned into a housing estate and Charlton play the rest of their fixtures on some rough ground next to the Thames Barrier this would not be acceptable. With the current discussion of potential protests this is treading a thin thin line mate.redman said:r
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Stopping games sounds like a good idea though.1
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Being sanctimonious about a fellow fan's frustration isn't very constructive or are you our moral guardian?7
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Neither sunshine. Read it again. We are publishing here, not mouthing off in a pub.Sensei said:Being sanctimonious about a fellow fan's frustration isn't very constructive or are you our moral guardian?
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Looks like the players have heard you ;-)WelshAddick said:We have to do something.
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Look a bit silly doing it on his own though.Henry Irving said:
I say it again who is this "we"?WelshAddick said:We have to do something.
If YOU want to something then YOU do it.
Think he's canvassing.5 -
But if they dont listen to reasonable protest, it has to be stepped up. Not by hurting people, but i'm not adverse ti illegality or targeting St Truiden. How about spraying their stadium with shit!1
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Hi Wheresmeticket - the forum is very active and my comments which were aimed at Henry not you, must have crossed in the ether. I agree with you and still disagree with Henry's altruistic approach to Welsh Addict's comments. The good news is that we all seem to be very ANGRY!!!!Wheresmeticket? said:
Neither sunshine. Read it again. We are publishing here, not mouthing off in a pub.Sensei said:Being sanctimonious about a fellow fan's frustration isn't very constructive or are you our moral guardian?
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What like KM and RD have the Valley?MuttleyCAFC said:But if they dont listen to reasonable protest, it has to be stepped up. Not by hurting people, but i'm not adverse ti illegality or targeting St Truiden. How about spraying their stadium with shit!
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No problem.Sensei said:
Hi Wheresmeticket - the forum is very active and my comments which were aimed at Henry not you, must have crossed in the ether. I agree with you and still disagree with Henry's altruistic approach to Welsh Addict's comments. The good news is that we all seem to be very ANGRY!!!!Wheresmeticket? said:
Neither sunshine. Read it again. We are publishing here, not mouthing off in a pub.Sensei said:Being sanctimonious about a fellow fan's frustration isn't very constructive or are you our moral guardian?
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Exactlyobjectivecafc said:
What like KM and RD have the Valley?MuttleyCAFC said:But if they dont listen to reasonable protest, it has to be stepped up. Not by hurting people, but i'm not adverse ti illegality or targeting St Truiden. How about spraying their stadium with shit!
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I will surrender to your more intimate knowledge of Henry's characteristics!
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We are all frustrated but you're the one being sanctimonious.Sensei said:Being sanctimonious about a fellow fan's frustration isn't very constructive or are you our moral guardian?
If he wants something to happen then he should say what he is going to do not ask for others to do by hiding behind "we" should do this or that.
Don't sit back and expect others to lead, be the change you want to see especially when criticising others for not being active or extreme enough.
It's been a shit night and we're all pissed off so I'll leave it there.4 -
"we are both well educated guys" ?2
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YOU seem to have a problem with anyone suggesting that WE should do something more extreme.Henry Irving said:
Who is this "we"?WelshAddick said:I am a calm guy and the man i go to games with lives in Twickenham and we are both well educated guys. We both agree that we are too soft as fans and now need to step up the protests dramatically. I wouldn't normally suggest breaking the law, but i see no other way. I am lost for words.
If that is what YOU think then YOU do something, YOU break the law.
Go on, YOU do it.
It's a forum FFS. Don't be a twat and give it a rest.
He's suggesting something, that's all.21 -
People have to get it of their chest.0
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Totally agree. 'Who art thou and who is We'Bolderhumphreyreid said:
YOU seem to have a problem with anyone suggesting that WE should do something more extreme.Henry Irving said:
Who is this "we"?WelshAddick said:I am a calm guy and the man i go to games with lives in Twickenham and we are both well educated guys. We both agree that we are too soft as fans and now need to step up the protests dramatically. I wouldn't normally suggest breaking the law, but i see no other way. I am lost for words.
If that is what YOU think then YOU do something, YOU break the law.
Go on, YOU do it.
It's a forum FFS. Don't be a twat and give it a rest.
He's suggesting something, that's all.
How fu**ing profound.
I'll leave it there.
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Lunacy.Sensei said:
Totally agree. 'Who art thou and who is We'Bolderhumphreyreid said:
YOU seem to have a problem with anyone suggesting that WE should do something more extreme.Henry Irving said:
Who is this "we"?WelshAddick said:I am a calm guy and the man i go to games with lives in Twickenham and we are both well educated guys. We both agree that we are too soft as fans and now need to step up the protests dramatically. I wouldn't normally suggest breaking the law, but i see no other way. I am lost for words.
If that is what YOU think then YOU do something, YOU break the law.
Go on, YOU do it.
It's a forum FFS. Don't be a twat and give it a rest.
He's suggesting something, that's all.
How fu**ing profound.
I'll leave it there.
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Sorry Wheresmeticket and BolderHR.
My inexpert use of the 'quote' tool seems to have added further confusion!
As per previous apologies my comments were levelled at Henry not at BHR!
It's all a tad sad but at least we're all angry.
Grrrrrrrrrrr!!!1
