You are bang on for me. Protesting isn't going to achieve anything. Ribbons on a fence, standing on a hill, standing outside the council house. All ways of feeling like you are doing something but ultimately pointless and a huge waste of time. So I'd rather stick to not going to games and pop on here to take the piss every few days.
Driving to work along Quinton Road, Cheylesmore this morning my spirits were lifted when I saw the sky blue ribbons down both side of the road. "Pointless" maybe but it reminded me that I am not a lone voice but part of a larger movement of like minded people. So, thank you to those who tied the ribbons.
Come on be realistic that's not going to happen.
So the only avenue I see is by putting pressure on the football league. Get them up to sixfields where we can then do a protest. They are the only ones that can put any pressure on Sisu.
Surely the only way we would get back is if they talked and agreed on a deal in some form?
i answered you!
I can't quite work out if you were mocking me though. The joys of sitting behind a keyboard!
I wasn't after ideas to compete with CCFC fixtures, nor was I after "higher attendance than sixfields - pat on the back" sort of stuff. I (atleast aimed) at keeping this a serious thread aimed at things we can do to make everyone uncomfortable and try and force them to do a deal.
That's pretty much asking him to be a leader.
He is the Leader of the "Attendees" backs them to the hilt, and belittles everyone else
He is the Leader of the "Attendees" backs them to the hilt, and belittles everyone else
He is the Leader of the "Attendees" backs them to the hilt, and belittles everyone else
RIGHT....I've just spoken to an Air-ads company in the north-west....
£700 + VAT will buy us a banner up to 20 characters (including spaces) in 7ft high RED letters & the plane to tow it for 15 mins flying time above, over & around a major North-west ground like Anfield, Goodison, Old Trafford or Ethiad on a match day....
so, all we need is £840 from the trust fighting fund & pick a televised premier league fixture....
Imagine "SEND US TO COVENTRY" flying over the Manc. Derby at OT as Sky do their pre-match waffle....
Even if Sky don't show it, 70,000 fans will see it and at least 1 of them is sure to put it on youtube......Viral-tastic
EDIT: Scratch the Manc Derby idea as its a night game...
Liverpool play Man City at Anfield in a crunch Sunday lunchtime Sky TV fixture in April.
....and anyone who says "yeah...but what will it actually achieve" can fuck off
RIGHT....I've just spoken to an Air-ads company in the north-west....
£700 + VAT will buy us a banner up to 20 characters (including spaces) in 7ft high RED letters & the plane to tow it for 15 mins flying time above, over & around a major North-west ground like Anfield, Goodison, Old Trafford or Ethiad on a match day....
so, all we need is £840 from the trust fighting fund & pick a televised premier league fixture....
Imagine "SEND US TO COVENTRY" flying over the Manc. Derby at OT as Sky do their pre-match waffle....
Even if Sky don't show it, 70,000 fans will see it and at least 1 of them is sure to put it on youtube......Viral-tastic
EDIT: Scratch the Manc Derby idea as its a night game...
Liverpool play Man City at Anfield in a crunch Sunday lunchtime Sky TV fixture in April.
....and anyone who says "yeah...but what will it actually achieve" can fuck off
so, all we need is £840 from the trust
what about the grand national, that must have a bigger national audience ?
You can turn up to Sixfields for the Sheff Utd game if you like. Most will be going to Sheffield.
The question is, what will any of them achieve?
A mass walk out, it would get lots of press but the aim isn't press, it is getting us back to Coventry.
It is all well and good watching trends on surveys, getting a column in a news paper but media isn't the aim, getting us back to Coventry is.
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