oucho
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Psb group planning on the pitch protest (3 Viewers)
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Cavan O'Doherty
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vow
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Thanks cav.
Terry Gibson's perm
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I won’t be going on the pitch it’s too long to get there from my seat plus it’s pointless
Cranfield Sky Blue
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Why don’t we start a campaign group to have fewer groups?
Sky Blue Harry H
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One for each area of Coventry, Warwickshire and the surrounding areas, plus a separate London supporters offshoot - like it.
Terry Gibson's perm
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Don’t forget you must make the London group feel like the only one that matters.
Liquid Gold
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His bio says ‘previously known as the sisu our group’
He’s a twat who ties himself in knots on Twitter and thinks he wins arguments by people giving up after he goes round in circles again. Nothing wrong with being anti sisu but this guy is the epitome of our idiot shouty fans.
He’s a twat who ties himself in knots on Twitter and thinks he wins arguments by people giving up after he goes round in circles again. Nothing wrong with being anti sisu but this guy is the epitome of our idiot shouty fans.
Liquid Gold
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I'm the chairman of TSWSFSASASBSA
the south west shouty fans shouting against sisu's actions sky blues supporters association
the south west shouty fans shouting against sisu's actions sky blues supporters association
covmark
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pusbccfc
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There's too many groups because every Cov fan blames someone different.
We're unique in the sense that no one seems to blame the same party. As a result, we can't organise a large scale.
You could organise a protest against SISU but there are people who don't blame them. You could do the same for Wasps but people don't blame them.
You could do a protest against all parties and people would argue it won't work.
The only thing that is consistent is the fact we are a matter of games away from being homeless and we have sat back and done very little.
We're unique in the sense that no one seems to blame the same party. As a result, we can't organise a large scale.
You could organise a protest against SISU but there are people who don't blame them. You could do the same for Wasps but people don't blame them.
You could do a protest against all parties and people would argue it won't work.
The only thing that is consistent is the fact we are a matter of games away from being homeless and we have sat back and done very little.
shmmeee
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shmmeee
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Sisu have been very very good at keeping the fans divided TBF.
eastwoodsdustman
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So does this clown only want sisu out if we don’t get into the playoffs?
Liquid Gold
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Which is why the trust should have been running as a pro CCFC group as opposed to a protest vehicle. Uniting fans behind a love of the club and then when the situation gets as dire as it is now they’d have the clout to actually do something like stand in elections against the council, disrupt London Wasps games and target sisu investors.
The L&W, Nun&Bed are going about things well with fan events and good relationship with the club. If the trust did that during good times they’d be in a lot better position now.
The "Trust" don't do a bad job on that either if you follow this Forum
shmmeee
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More by accident than design
Nick
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That selective vision again?
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Cant wait. A bunch of teenage chavs with their faces covered running on to the pitch waving their arms a round. Fantastic way to promote our club. What a bunch of morons
vow
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Ah, so it is "Prick Sky Blues".
usskyblue
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So... the Trust accidentally burned all bridges to ownership. Accidentally backed Hoffman (5 times) Accidentally slipped in-line with the Council....and accidentally don’t represent a good number of fans on this forum.
Fuckaduck. If this is true, a new bar has been set for accident prone m8
