So why don't you go and protest instead of telling others what you want them to do?
But I also feel momentum is lost when ideas get really negative reactions, people loose heart and feel it will be pointless if it doesn't get the support.
It would be a shame if we cannot find our voice when we most need it
the first time i think i have agreed with you, a great idea .I go to Sixfields and am sort of up for this - Every week a banner with how many days we have been playing outside Coventry.
Needs to be professionally done, credible and visible. Not some old bedsheet shite that we have seen before.
I suspect it would last about 20 minutes anyway.
Well it is probably time to stand up and be counted and make it clear we have had enough of being dicked around. Coming to the conclusion that Sixfields may have a role to play in this.
What people need to understand though that whilst there are a lot of people who obviousy think the current situation is madness, there are a number who go there who are City diehards - the sort who go to away pre season games, academy games etc. To think these people can be politicised is sort of missing the point. There are also a number who (whisper) quite like it a Sixfields and the thought of rocking the boat is not an option.
I and a few others are not happy to be there, probably lucky its not much hassle to get there but the enjoyment of watching the team overides the inconvenience. However this group(myself included) could be persuaded I think to take part in a well organised, meaningful form of action. What could we do in the remaining home games?
Well it is probably time to stand up and be counted and make it clear we have had enough of being dicked around. Coming to the conclusion that Sixfields may have a role to play in this.
What people need to understand though that whilst there are a lot of people who obviousy think the current situation is madness, there are a number who go there who are City diehards - the sort who go to away pre season games, academy games etc. To think these people can be politicised is sort of missing the point. There are also a number who (whisper) quite like it a Sixfields and the thought of rocking the boat is not an option.
I and a few others are not happy to be there, probably lucky its not much hassle to get there but the enjoyment of watching the team overides the inconvenience. However this group(myself included) could be persuaded I think to take part in a well organised, meaningful form of action. What could we do in the remaining home games?
The banner idea of number of days that City have been missing from Coventry is a great idea. Purely a statement of fact and non divisive. Is anybody on the Trust interseted in supporting this as obvioulsy it would require a new banner for each game (I'm sure those in the know can suggest an editable version). Need to make sure it is visible on camera for TV highlights etc.
Irony !!!!!!!
Where have I told anybody else what to do?
The first reply by you on this post
I think you will find the thread started to go wrong when Sixfields attendees were called nodding dogs, Spoinkop launched into his usual nonsense and the accusations started.
I think you will find the thread started to go wrong when Sixfields attendees were called nodding dogs, Spoinkop launched into his usual nonsense and the accusations started.
Norman, you can't resist it can you. Back on for five minutes, how many people is it now you've insulted, patronised, inserted a sneaky little jerkit icon? All the while protesting you are Mr Nice guy with all the opinions. Nice smokescreen.
Mr Divisive himself.
Any thoughts on the suggestion by Andreas on the banner? Looked to be "on thread" to me, and worthy of further discussion
I think it is a good idea, it would work best on the side where the camera see though but when it is usually closed I am not sure how you would get it over there and seen.
Well it is probably time to stand up and be counted and make it clear we have had enough of being dicked around. Coming to the conclusion that Sixfields may have a role to play in this.
What people need to understand though that whilst there are a lot of people who obviousy think the current situation is madness, there are a number who go there who are City diehards - the sort who go to away pre season games, academy games etc. To think these people can be politicised is sort of missing the point. There are also a number who (whisper) quite like it a Sixfields and the thought of rocking the boat is not an option.
I and a few others are not happy to be there, probably lucky its not much hassle to get there but the enjoyment of watching the team overides the inconvenience. However this group(myself included) could be persuaded I think to take part in a well organised, meaningful form of action. What could we do in the remaining home games?
How about "X number of days since we played in Cov" And before anybody starts, replace the X with the number of days. Could even have it looking as if the number is winding on to the next day as per the Mau Utd one for number of years since Man City won a trophy. Keep it simple folks
Where have I told anybody else what to do?
I havnt had time to read all the thread ,but are we going to see a protest in the ground at Sixfields ?. Think that might show them that we are all together ,supporting ccfc
I havnt had time to read all the thread ,but are we going to see a protest in the ground at Sixfields ?. Think that might show them that we are all together ,supporting ccfc
I havnt had time to read all the thread ,but are we going to see a protest in the ground at Sixfields ?. Think that might show them that we are all together ,supporting ccfc
From small acorns.
A banner or two would be a good start. Show some unity amongst fans.
Don't think it's going to happen Otis.....and this is why nothing's going to change....no unity!
Until the name calling stops. Until words like "respect" and "morals" are not thrown in people's faces. Until people stop being told they are "wrong", "helping to destroy the club", are "traitors", etc then it will never happen.
Like you say, no unity.
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