What do we do now?
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The first thing we need to do is shoot the 'fans' there tonight.northdevonisred said:Seriously now, we've got to do something. I thought that would be bad, but I didn't think it would be that bad. Action has to be taken, smartly, sensibly and within the law before anyone suggests anything stupid but we are going to have to amp this up big time.
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I suggest we get something arranged for Birmingham.
A) we're behind the goal where there will be ample empty seats to lay out flags and banners.
the angle of the camera means everything will be captured on TV.
C) it will help get additional media attention ahead of the Ipswich game.0 -
I'm with Bart, watch the vid and take on the feedback0
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And that is a very good question.ShootersHillGuru said:Exactly where were the questions we all wanted asking ? Can anyone explain why they were not asked ?
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My sensible head agrees with AFKA.
My aching heart wants me to dress up as a one of Roland's children and scream the place down.6 -
The argument is lost when it becomes personal abuse, this fight wont be won by anger and angry reactions,
When I coached football I installed what I learnt whilst growing up a calm fighter beats an angry fighter, you need to keep your head whilst all around are losing theirs
Just on this thread alone the anger is coming out and the battle being lost,
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West Stand Lower, in front of squirrel face.Atletico Addick said:Which stand and part of stand will get most coverage on Sky Sports and is there a part they definitely can't avoid showing during the live coverage? This is one line of attack.
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Well we can't do much else can we. Anybody really think the horror movie will be any better than what the tweets were ? No of course not but I suppose at least we get to sleep on it.razil said:I'm with Bart, watch the vid and take on the feedback
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totally agreenth london addick said:The argument is lost when it becomes personal abuse, this fight wont be won by anger and angry reactions,
When I coached football I installed what I learnt whilst growing up a calm fighter beats an angry fighter, you need to keep your head whilst all around are losing theirs
Just on this thread alone the anger is coming out and the battle being lost,
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Which is what I said in the original post to avoid anyone suggesting something silly like "let's find out where she lives"....Redmidland said:I agree with @AFKABatram, lets hold off until we see the video and full reports from those there, I'm not saying tweets aren't right but lets see for ourselves, and if, as I suspect, the meeting was as bad as it sounds then action needs to be coordinated and something that will get press attention. Sadly, I think we are screwed with this mob, BUT whatever we do must be legal and non-violent, otherwise we lose the argument.
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100% agree.Redmidland said:I agree with @AFKABatram, lets hold off until we see the video and full reports from those there, I'm not saying tweets aren't right but lets see for ourselves, and if, as I suspect, the meeting was as bad as it sounds then action needs to be coordinated and something that will get press attention. Sadly, I think we are screwed with this mob, BUT whatever we do must be legal and non-violent, otherwise we lose the argument.
And I don't want to boycott games. I want to get behind my team.
But a very loud protest before the game then a co-ordinated boycott of the first 10 minutes would work for me.5 -
Ipswich at home on sky is a perfect oppurtunity for this protest to gather pace in front of the cameras. Good chance we might be on the box again this season so must make the most of it.1
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The players deserve our support, so any protest has to be before, after or at half time!!!!2
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So it was you calling her names!ElfsborgAddick said:
West Stand Lower, in front of squirrel face.Atletico Addick said:Which stand and part of stand will get most coverage on Sky Sports and is there a part they definitely can't avoid showing during the live coverage? This is one line of attack.
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That's an equally good idea.Davo55 said:
100% agree.Redmidland said:I agree with @AFKABatram, lets hold off until we see the video and full reports from those there, I'm not saying tweets aren't right but lets see for ourselves, and if, as I suspect, the meeting was as bad as it sounds then action needs to be coordinated and something that will get press attention. Sadly, I think we are screwed with this mob, BUT whatever we do must be legal and non-violent, otherwise we lose the argument.
And I don't want to boycott games. I want to get behind my team.
But a very loud protest before the game then a co-ordinated boycott of the first 10 minutes would work for me.
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Why make the players suffer, the best thing for any protest is to show what is inside your heart and soul and that ultimately is the boys on the pitch,
Protest make noise before, stay behind after make them pay over time for old bill and stewards refuse to leave the ground on mass and make real noise whilst doing it in the end someone will have to ask questions as to how long you are going to stay,
But give the team what they gave you last week 100% commitment and support not 80 mins just to tell roly your pissed off9 -
Do it week in week out till you are heard they can't stop you from entering the ground and can't just rush you with truncheons out0
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Very well said0
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This idea will probably get laughed out but on 12th Dec we play Leeds at home too. They have a lot of ownership issues and perhaps the biggest similarity is the madcap failure to open a constructive dialogue with supporters and the misleading there.Can I throw this out there and say they are a very loud fan-base who travel extremely well and want to make their points too, like the cross-borders coming-together on ticket prices, perhaps it's time to explore the option of trying to come together on this one? It would draw a lot of attention.28
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100% agree with RedMidland0
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Good idea, as long as Leeds don't try to demolish the Bartram statue@northdevonisred said:This idea will probably get laughed out but on 12th Dec we play Leeds at home too. They have a lot of ownership issues and perhaps the biggest similarity is the madcap failure to open a constructive dialogue with supporters and the misleading there.Can I throw this out there and say they are a very loud fan-base who travel extremely well and want to make their points too, like the cross-borders coming-together on ticket prices, perhaps it's time to explore the option of trying to come together on this one? It would draw a lot of attention.
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FFS. It is not our team it his her team!Davo55 said:
100% agree.Redmidland said:I agree with @AFKABatram, lets hold off until we see the video and full reports from those there, I'm not saying tweets aren't right but lets see for ourselves, and if, as I suspect, the meeting was as bad as it sounds then action needs to be coordinated and something that will get press attention. Sadly, I think we are screwed with this mob, BUT whatever we do must be legal and non-violent, otherwise we lose the argument.
And I don't want to boycott games. I want to get behind my team.
But a very loud protest before the game then a co-ordinated boycott of the first 10 minutes would work for me.3 -
I think working with Leeds fans is a great idea1
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Reasons for it being a shit idea
Firstly it's Leeds, secondly it's Leeds, thirdly it's Leeds10 -
That's productive.nth london addick said:Reasons for it being a shit idea
Firstly it's Leeds, secondly it's Leeds, thirdly it's Leeds1 -
Try to think outside the box on this one and put the partisanship aside.0
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It does make a statement: We hate you so much we're willing to unite over it with Leeds!"5
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Leeds are the Millwall of the North
You need structure wisdom and brains to achieve the aim, do you want the ground smashed up and fighting because you invited them to come inside and assist,
Think about the real reaction of what some of their prick fans could do whilst pretending to be cafc
Probably the most productive assistance you will get from anyone the advice above2 -
Can our Standard friends help us in getting hold of this?
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northdevonisred said:
This idea will probably get laughed out but on 12th Dec we play Leeds at home too. They have a lot of ownership issues and perhaps the biggest similarity is the madcap failure to open a constructive dialogue with supporters and the misleading there.Can I throw this out there and say they are a very loud fan-base who travel extremely well and want to make their points too, like the cross-borders coming-together on ticket prices, perhaps it's time to explore the option of trying to come together on this one? It would draw a lot of attention.</blockquote
Brighton on Dec 5th has more in common with Charlton than Leeds.Ground share and getting the club back.
Dec 5th 1992, 23years on we have lost the club again,the battle is just begining again to reclaim the club for the fans.1
