A fair few think it was your fault too looking at the posts on here. Does this make it true?
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A fair few think it was your fault too looking at the posts on here. Does this make it true?
Nick
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No, it was fuelled by tennis balls today and it wasn't faux.
Again, were you there and did you see the reaction?
Nick
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I am sure I will live with you and Steve thinking something.
I guess if it's my fault all talk of protest plans should be deleted to prevent me getting the blame again? That would blow some people's minds wouldn't it?
It would make a change from dribble on the keyboards.
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Surely it will be next year when Coventry and Millwall fans are in different divisions.
Or are you just filling a little down about the fact that this side concedes goals and loses whether there are or are not protests in train?
Who was in front of you Nick, Tim!.
Nick
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Nah about 4 blokes I think it was.
Of course, they must be Tim Fisher because 1 said they had seen about it all week and the other said he didn't know about it.
CJ_covblaze
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The JHWA did not organise this.
Wheelfass
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He was quite adamant about it. Rawson was asked the same question and said exactly the same thing. He went on to say they were all focussed and it made no difference.
Just letting you know what was said.
pastythegreat
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letsallsingtogether
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Effective protest which one was that then?
After all every protest has been slated on here as shit.
And I don't know you ether and have been in 99% of protests.
Where were you and the others when we protested.
Outside Sisus offices
Outside FL.
Outside the Council house both against the Council and Wasps.
Against Wasps first home game.
Funny but they did not disrupt games but we're all slated on here.
Nick is the worst trying to get everyone clicking on his site, but who will bother clicking next season when there will be nothing to talk about.
4000 fans sitting there quietly doesn't fill me with enthusiasm for renewingy ST next season.
Nick
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Both them and the trust needs to really distance from it and call for things like this to stop (without going on to then excuse it).
(Thats not me blaming them for it today either)
They might of been players Nick as they didn't know about plans to defend a corner they had been working on all week.
KG7
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I was more offended by those who jumped to their feet to abuse their fellow supporters. There is so much division between supporters it's unreal. (Some might say a text book divide and conquer approach from SISU). Protesters, please don't stay away, we need you and your passion for the team.
However, we also need to unite all the splinter protest groups as one and carefully plan protests that can involve the whole fan base and make an impact in national media.
Ten or twenty people doing something small each week will soon get very boring for the press (and I assume the aim of the protests is to try and get press attention?!?)
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However, we also need to unite all the splinter protest groups as one and carefully plan protests that can involve the whole fan base and make an impact in national media.
Ten or twenty people doing something small each week will soon get very boring for the press (and I assume the aim of the protests is to try and get press attention?!?)
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Nick
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Amazing how it's all about trying to get everybody clicking on here.
Do you have the first fucking clue about trying to get clicks to a site or is it something somebody told you and you thought it sounded good?
It's hilarious when people go on about "getting clicks" as I am going completely the wrong way about it.
I find it extraordinary that people can complain about the protests. A protest is meant to disrupt, agitate, anger...that is surely the nature of protests. I'm sorry that you have a season ticket and consider your entertainment spoilt, but this is a democracy and protesting, in whatever form, is legitimate. To ask "but what has it achieved", misses the point. It can take weeks, months, years sometimes to alter opinion, but imagine for a moment if nobody protested, that instead everyone continued to turn up to watch a club every week, that is obviously being destroyed by an absent and ignorant owner, but nobody ever said anything. Wouldn't that be stranger? The very fact that the protests are discussed here and in other media would say they are beginning to have an effect. Just as the withdrawing of labour is the most powerful act of a union, or a worker, so disrupting the actions of a club when it's fulfilling its fixtures, is surely the most powerful action you can take. The club will be relegated this year, it has no ground and horrific owners who seem happy to continue to destroy it....why wouldn't people protest?
Nick
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No, it only works if protests are being discussed about the cause doesn't it?
Take against who, SISU or CCFC?
KG7
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I was eleven in 87
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Whether the protest at this game was right or wrong is open to debate depending what 'side' you are on.
However even Slade and Rawson said the same thing.
The two goals had absolutely nothing to do with protests, it came about because players did not do the basic jobs that they are supposed to do!!!!
However even Slade and Rawson said the same thing.
The two goals had absolutely nothing to do with protests, it came about because players did not do the basic jobs that they are supposed to do!!!!
skybluetony176
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You'll always ensure that doesn't happen.
Nick
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Again Tony, did you see the reaction to the tennis balls today?
dongonzalos
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I don't agree with it however I understand why it's happening.
Why can't the trust and the JHW.
Tell people that they did not arrange it, that they don't think it is a good udea. However they totally understand and sympathise with why it is happening. If that is the actual truth. Surely that's exactly what they should be saying the truth.
Nick
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Because they should distance themselves and condemn disrupting matches straight out? Otherwise it's pointless saying "we dont excuse it" but then going onto excusing it.
Again, I dont blame them for today.
Wheelfass
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It really is a dog eat dog situation isn't it. Shit owners and our club entrenched in a ever deepening vortex. A shit team, no stadium to call our own with relegation to the bottom of the pile pending. Nowhere to play at the end of next season and now a Civil Fucking War.
If things don't get better.......they'll stay as they are.
Or get more worserer (typo intended) ;-)
If things don't get better.......they'll stay as they are.
Or get more worserer (typo intended) ;-)
dongonzalos
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Even if they do understand why it is happening?
Nick
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They understand why people are angry at SISU so disrupting CCFC games? They understand what tennis balls when we are defending a corner is going to achieve? If they understand the logic behind it they should probably explain what it is.
They should be pointing out the fines go to CCFC and not SISU also and dispel that shite. Maybe if people got their hand around that it will only harm CCFC and not SISU they would see why it's probably not the best way to go about it.
It's past protesting now, the happiness on some of the people's faces throwing the tennis balls, the fact there is no thought behind it at all just shows it is people just seeing what random shit they can do next. People say it's "protesting" to get "exposure", really?
pastythegreat
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Slade said he fucked your missus! That must be gospel too!
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Saying they understand it, isn't excusing it. Their statement last week was very clear I thought. Today, I sit not far from people involved in that group, and when the balls were thrown, they looked quite confused.
Ultimately, they are a protest group, and while they can (and have) condemned unlawful action, it's not for them to condemn all forms of protest, especially those they are not involved in, because they are answerable to no-one when people take action independently. They have never claimed to speak for all supporters, nor should they.
dongonzalos
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They just understand why it is happening. Not what is actually happening. I don't mind them telling the truth.....
They did not organise
They don't agree with it.
They understand why it is happening.
I have no issue with what they say.
dongonzalos
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Exactly
Les Reid and the likes are dragging them into it, as they want SISU to sell up and they want Tim Fisher to resign.
They do understand why it is happening so why can't they say that. As well as also saying they don't agree with it.
If that's the truth then that's what they should say.
Not what others want them to say to suit their opinion.
pastythegreat
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I was under the impression that FTJHW were made up to bring all protest groups together under one banner? Yet there are people protesting at games and jhw have know idea about it. This, I think, is a failure of what they set out for and therefore NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE!
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