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skybluebeduff
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hahasports is better, a lot of internet providers are blocking them all.
shmmeee
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Some kind of protest would be good from those that go. Show the issue is still there nice and early.
Would have to be something noticeable with few fans though, the "Why" thing wouldn't work for example.
Steve could the trust use some of its funds for some kind of banner(s) that one of the Sixfields attendees can take in? Maybe another for the hill.
You won't get many either in or out the ground is my guess, most will prefer to stay at home.
Would have to be something noticeable with few fans though, the "Why" thing wouldn't work for example.
Steve could the trust use some of its funds for some kind of banner(s) that one of the Sixfields attendees can take in? Maybe another for the hill.
You won't get many either in or out the ground is my guess, most will prefer to stay at home.
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"If it were to be done, 'tis best that it were done properly"
shmmeee
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Considering the double whammy of NOPM and it being on telly, are you suggesting no action at all is better than the inevitable small crowd doing something? Some Sixfielders seem to had adopted a siege mentality as well making them unwilling to enter any protest (see the reactions some got at Arsenal handing out placards).
Honest question, I think you've got a point, just the idea of doing nothing doesn't sit right. I suppose at least those on the hill will get a mention and that serves the bare minimum.
Being completely honest, do any expect a much higher attendance than usual from either inside or on the hill?
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FWIW doing nothing doesn't sit right to me either.
However...
It's been left a bit late to get decent organisation and decent numbers, and I remember all too well Sheff Utd last year ending up a damp squib.
Plus the fact a small number risks falling back into the trap that nobody turns up for protests, we only get five to stand by a Hungry Horse sign, a dozen or two outside the council house etc...
There's momentum after (another) well-attended march that can be built on, but the risk of ending up taking that momentum away if it ends up half a dozen people and a stray cat.
RoboCCFC90
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I'd be more than happy to hold up that banner at the Cardiff game, I don't have one however so it might be difficult.
skybluenewman
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www.cricfree.co is the best for live football streaming. I shall be watching it from Thailand 
RoboCCFC90
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For those not going and look to congregate with other City fans might I suggest..
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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For those not going and look to congregate with other City fans might I suggest..
Sorry couldn't stay away. The reason Sheffield United was a damp squib was because of something similar to the above.
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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You're right, I forgot:facepalm:
Have to be pushing him to go on the hill, don't I
dongonzalos
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Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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Good to see you've changed your tune.
Interesting that your change of tune happened about the same time our owners change of tune did
Lets get home then
What and have us moaning fuckers there?
lamtara2006
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It would be useful to know if any of those who go into Sixfields are prepared to lead or join in a protest.
Silence_Is_The_Enemy
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without meaning to cause any upset to anybody but its pretty obvious at this stage the cov telegraph are the only ones who still care about our situation we are old news as far as the main outlets are concerned they have all moved onto blackpool surely if a real stand is going to be made city and blackpool should both be protesting together probably at the FL in a joint stand against piss poor owners
FRY-CCFC
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Oh yeah Blackpool. That shambles of a club that just spent £1 million pounds on an international centre mid and left back from the Liga BBVA. They have really issues they do.
standupforcity
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Depends whether I'm playing on words to make a point or not really, doesn't it...
skybluebeduff
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standupforcity
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The original quote to it beautifully I think...but nice choice play on words or not!
Why dont YOU buy a ticket and lead a protest inside the ground? If you think its such a valid tactic why leave it to the few that go to Sixfields. by their very nature, they are not the sort to rock the boat.
skybluebeduff
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Middle finger as you walk in to Sixfields then, pointed towards the hill?
No, you havent understood. No problem with the Hill protesters, they are just ineffective and would be so much more of a presence if they were inside. Its time to move on from the absurdity of NOPM now.