Sky Blue Kid
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Lmfao.. You "Like" posts the same as everyone else does... Didn't you know that was "A Pat on the back" for that particular poster? hahaha.
Can you point me to where I quote a post to just say well said or spot on or post of the year or close thread.
Not a people person are you?I'll probably be in the ground at 1.30.
It's ok though, you can shout about unity and SISU dividing the fans and try to make out I'm not a fan
Wrong again. It is morals something that "Devout Christian" owner of ours fails to see extremely regularly. What devout Christian would deny decent people their right to be able to watch their 132 years old Football Club play in the Community where it was born? Oh! I forgot she has a duty to her investors. What about her Christian duties to the people of Coventry?
Lmfao.. You "Like" posts the same as everyone else does... Didn't you know that was "A Pat on the back" for that particular poster? hahaha.
Not a people person are you?
Ah, another who struggles with comprehension. I'm aware I like posts that I agree with or is funny or has a point. I was referring to the back patting extreme of quoting a post to just say agreed.
Also how posters sit on a thread waiting for someone to post something they agree with so they can do as mentioned.
Thing is what if you don't believe a boycott is for the greater good.again we're bogged down in the detail, we are all different , and we all have to do things we don't like, the last home match I missed was leeds at highfield rd in 02-03 as I was in hospital with pneumonia , I know im a fucking lightweight . I don't like going to work but I like the money they pay me so I go. maybe we could at some point look to the greater good and bite the bullet and do something we may not entirely agree with to help toward a greater good. maybe a march and boycott wont get rid of sisu , but its a mark to start from and we do need to start togeather at some point soon.
ThisAh, another who struggles with comprehension. I'm aware I like posts that I agree with or is funny or has a point. I was referring to the back patting extreme of quoting a post to just say agreed.
Also how posters sit on a thread waiting for someone to post something they agree with so they can do as mentioned.
Ah, another who struggles with comprehension. I'm aware I like posts that I agree with or is funny or has a point. I was referring to the back patting extreme of quoting a post to just say agreed.
Also how posters sit on a thread waiting for someone to post something they agree with so they can do as mentioned.
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Where has anyone said you SHOULD be joining in? Pretty sure I asked further back why you shouldn't join in? But if that's your reason then what I said stands, you're not a people person. You walk alone, good for you.Not really if people are trying to tell me what I should / shouldn't be doing.
I'll be going to the game, there aren't many Saturday games at all for ages and haven't been.
I didn't realise I had to have a degree in customer service to be a football fan.
Great post the rumpo kid, I agree 100% . Great passion PUSB .this thread is a prime example of how starved of success we are. we've beaten a newly promoted team who, a couple of season ago were non league, a team we shoudnt be in the same division as, but we are , and instead of trying to resolve a situation that will inevitably see us fall further away down the divisions , we are arguing amongst ourselves yet again. on Saturday some people have chosen to try and make a difference by organising this march and boycott of the match v the fucking mighty Rochdale, we have an opertunity to ,just for once , show some solidarity and unity. if you want change you have to make it happen. I love city , ive been going to games as long as I can remember , and its because I love city so much I will be marching and boycotting the ONE match on saturday. the team are ok they can win one without us this time, in two season none of them will be here anyway. if you choose to go to the game ,that's up to you, but don't knock those who are trying to force a change that would be better for everyone including you .
Where has anyone said you SHOULD be joining in? Pretty sure I asked further back why you shouldn't join in? But if that's your reason then what I said stands, you're not a people person. You walk alone, good for you.
do what you gotta do kid, but I don't think there can be anyone on this forum ,not even you who believes that continuing with sisu is going to be beneficial to the club or the team, its just a way of trying to make change. I cant force anybody to boycott, I wont call anybody that dosent , but if you want change then we might have to do things we don't like to do.Thing is what if you don't believe a boycott is for the greater good.
I don't see anyone on the other side of the coin thibking I don't agree with it but we should go up and support the team for the greater good?
again we're bogged down in the detail, we are all different , and we all have to do things we don't like, the last home match I missed was leeds at highfield rd in 02-03 as I was in hospital with pneumonia , I know im a fucking lightweight . I don't like going to work but I like the money they pay me so I go. maybe we could at some point look to the greater good and bite the bullet and do something we may not entirely agree with to help toward a greater good. maybe a march and boycott wont get rid of sisu , but its a mark to start from and we do need to start togeather at some point soon.
do what you gotta do kid, but I don't think there can be anyone on this forum ,not even you who believes that continuing with sisu is going to be beneficial to the club or the team, its just a way of trying to make change. I cant force anybody to boycott, I wont call anybody that dosent , but if you want change then we might have to do things we don't like to do.
No you're correct, SISU are going to kill the club if we don't get rid.do what you gotta do kid, but I don't think there can be anyone on this forum ,not even you who believes that continuing with sisu is going to be beneficial to the club or the team, its just a way of trying to make change. I cant force anybody to boycott, I wont call anybody that dosent , but if you want change then we might have to do things we don't like to do.
We get 15k+ signatures for a petition led by the Telegraph but anything over 1000 is a success in your eyes.It has been sold, you're thinking these usual's on here make up an entire fan base, it's a small minority. Anything above 1000 is a success that will receive more media attention, just like we did for Charlton.
its a starting point. we cant go on being divided, I do really want to go to the game, but I feel if I don't support the people who are trying to do something pro-active to speed the end of sisu's reign, then those people might give up and again we will be lost, and left to complain on here or get a petition up or something equally as lame.No you're correct, SISU are going to kill the club if we don't get rid.
But I think boycotting is so counter productive. I mean good luck to you guys, I really hope I'm wrong and I'd be happy to apologise and thank you guys if boycotting gets rid.
I just think SISU do not care about what we think, and effectively made ourselves fund the club. If we stop going they'll just cut the budget even more. That way it still doesn't cost them a penny
Welcome to suggestions? It's only these groups who are constantly bashed on here coming up with ideas.We get 15k+ signatures for a petition led by the Telegraph but anything over 1000 is a success in your eyes.
This will not be newsworthy at all.
Like a few have mentioned what happened at Chalton was a top story and was outside the box. Something like that every game would be a much better idea.
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Welcome to suggestions? It's only these groups who are constantly bashed on here coming up with ideas.
its a starting point. we cant go on being divided, I do really want to go to the game, but I feel if I don't support the people who are trying to do something pro-active to speed the end of sisu's reign, then those people might give up and again we will be lost, and left to complain on here or get a petition up or something equally as lame.
they were forced to bring the club back to the city tho wer'nt theythe thing is I tried boycotting once, (when we went to Sixfields), crowds dropped by 75%, the cunts went nowhere and an out of town rugby franchise ended up becoming our landlords.
Thing is they're not coming up with ideas other than boycott, we play in front of a 75% empty stadium on the best of days, they're not working!Welcome to suggestions? It's only these groups who are constantly bashed on here coming up with ideas.
they were forced to bring the club back to the city tho wer'nt they
think you need to clear that one up mate, don't know what your on about thereSo by not being able to go on being divided, the way to do it is to have a boycott which is the most divided thing?
I agree, fans need to be more together. Before any protest, march or anything it should be to bring fans together.
the thing is I tried boycotting once, (when we went to Sixfields), crowds dropped by 75%, the cunts went nowhere and an out of town rugby franchise ended up becoming our landlords.
its one match, the more that do this will show that whatever happns after that will be supported by the fans .possibly, but the scenario lasted over a year and they're still here, I yet to be convinced that boycotting the Ricoh will work.
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