I was only messing Grendel - soz
There was nowhere near 2,000 there you idiot
You really are a rude and arrogant man with some of your posts today and during the match yesterdayThe response was really addressed to the buffoon George. Perhaps he can articulate what the FL will do considering they believe Blackpool are an acceptable face of football ownership.
I suspect dodgy poetry and CAPS on wont be enough.
Grendel thrives on provocation and confrontation.You really are a rude and arrogant man with some of your posts today and during the match yesterday
Do you sit at home trying to be controversial on purpose or are you really just a nasty little man.
Twat
No, that's the problem. I think Grendel is very intelligent.I agree Otis to some extent but he refuses to accept other peoples views and is just offensive when he disagrees with others interpretation.
Probably the result of a lack of intelligence and communication skills.
No, that's the problem. I think Grendel is very intelligent.
He is very patronising and insulting though when there is no need to be.
Fact!There was nowhere near 2,000 there you idiot
No he's just a 1st class twatYou really are a rude and arrogant man with some of your posts today and during the match yesterday
Do you sit at home trying to be controversial on purpose or are you really just a nasty little man.
You really are a rude and arrogant man with some of your posts today and during the match yesterday
Do you sit at home trying to be controversial on purpose or are you really just a nasty little man.
No you are right there was only 200 good job we cut and pasted and doctored all the pictures.There was nowhere near 2,000 there you idiot
There was nowhere near 2,000 there you idiot
Ooooooooo Rocky.What the fuck ya gonna do about it?
Ooooooooo Rocky.
Good job we never had angry people like yourself on the march.
Or were you one of the little crowd standing on Lythalls Lane giving it large and walking off with there tails between their legs when no one took the bait.
PUSB
Didn't go the March, thought I made that clear?
The government are taking an interest in how the game is run at the moment. The more fuss and bother that people make the more likely it will be that they will strengthen their "guidelines" so that it s not only undesirables like the Oystons who are banned but incompetents like Sisu too. Do you not think that they should have seen just what Sisu are like at the time of going into administration? It seemed like they just couldn't wait to give them back the Golden Share.The response was really addressed to the buffoon George. Perhaps he can articulate what the FL will do considering they believe Blackpool are an acceptable face of football ownership.
I suspect dodgy poetry and CAPS on wont be enough.
The government are taking an interest in how the game is run at the moment. The more fuss and bother that people make the more likely it will be that they will strengthen their "guidelines" so that it s not only undesirables like the Oystons who are banned but incompetents like Sisu too. Do you not think that they should have seen just what Sisu are like at the time of going into administration? It seemed like they just couldn't wait to give them back the Golden Share.
Never said you did read my reply.Didn't go the March, thought I made that clear?
And how United were they 5 minutes later?All of the stuff about unity, how United were the 8000 or so fans in the ground when we scored?
Werent exactly divided.And how United were they 5 minutes later?
That's a shame as it was a really good occasion, having a chat with fellow fans, realising that despite everything that Sisu have done there is still a groundswell of people who will oppose them, seeing the elderly chap in the wheel chair ( picture above), who must be one of the few City fans left who actually saw Clarrie Bourton play (read a history of the club, you will find out who he was, Clarrie that is, not the chap in the wheelchair), who started. watching City, as his very polite sign said, in 1934 but who wanted to be there on the march and who wanted Sisu to leave please. As I say, it is shame you weren't there as you would have met true City fans of all ages, races and gender who still think that their protest is relevant and that they have the right to make it, and believe in what they are doing. They probably felt like me that with all of the media attention ( Sky News just one of the media outlets who covered the event) if nothing else it would have made the publicity shy Joy just a little more uncomfortable and for that reason alone was very much worth it. Also a shame as you would have seen City fans who didn't feel the need to be aggressive towards each other or swear or insult their fellow fans at the drop of a hat. As I say, shame.
Doubt it most are imune.In all fairness id have probably caught something.
In all fairness id have probably caught something.
That's true. You might have caught;
Fellow fans talking respectfully to each other,
A sense of camaraderie,
The desire to improve things for our club,
People exchanging differing views (whether they were boycotting or not) and listening to each other without giving out mindless abuse.
Shame you weren't there.[/QUOTE
Or maybe not..,,
But that's the same as most games? A Lot see that every week. Even more so at away games id say.That's true. You might have caught;
Fellow fans talking respectfully to each other,
A sense of camaraderie,
The desire to improve things for our club,
People exchanging differing views (whether they were boycotting or not) and listening to each other without giving out mindless abuse.
Shame you weren't there.
I would agree. But not like certain posters on here who can't disagree with someone without hurling abuse.But that's the same as most games? A Lot see that every week. Even more so at away games id say.
I think there has to be other ways of protesting too. I was in two minds as to whether to go in or not. Because I have a season ticket my attendance would have been counted anyway. In the end both my son and myself went in. Because attendances are so poor anyway it wouldn't make too much difference a few hundred not attending. I think more visual things happening in the stadium by those that do attend would be best. Pigs on the pitch type protests seem to be out due to the possibility of points deductions. I quite like the balloon idea mentioned somewhere on here and Nick's record breakers theme. I still feel the best way to get at Sisu but not CCFC would be to legally go after and publicise who the investors in Sisu are.In truth the march idea is never a bad thing. It attracts plenty of media coverage. People seemed to put plenty of effort and thought into it.
Personally I just cannot get my head around boycotting a game at home. I can't actually see what that can achieve. The claim is 1,000 refused to attend but it can't be proved and I struggle to see the objective of that particular element.
There was nowhere near 2,000 there you idiot
I think there has to be other ways of protesting too. I was in two minds as to whether to go in or not. Because I have a season ticket my attendance would have been counted anyway. In the end both my son and myself went in. Because attendances are so poor anyway it wouldn't make too much difference a few hundred not attending. I think more visual things happening in the stadium by those that do attend would be best. Pigs on the pitch type protests seem to be out due to the possibility of points deductions. I quite like the balloon idea mentioned somewhere on here and Nick's record breakers theme. I still feel the best way to get at Sisu but not CCFC would be to legally go after and publicise who the investors in Sisu are.
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