Too far too walk really but there definitely should be a protest.
Leicester Tigers fans would probably join in, they hate Wasps too!
About a 3 mile walk. Should we not just have that as the parade route for our open top bus instead. Line the A444 with city fans culminating in the Bus circling the Ricoh for the entire Wasps game.It's not that far
If people turn out then yes def... but after the last time I need some convincing
Yes, meant to add on my spiel above, that the distance would be too large, BUT the idea of something at a game is great.3 miles is too far for kids and older people.
with all the free tickets they give out i hope and no money spent insideYes,I would do it. Still feel that a protest inside the Ricoh (peaceful but noisy) would gain most publicity.
I do feel for the genuine w**ps fans. You know, the ones that follow them loyally from London. But I do think the best way to make w**ps and Eastwood take notice, is to hit them hard. 50 people stood outside with banners will most likely go unnoticed by anyone at the top. However, 200 people, each handcuffed to a turnstile at the ricoh stopping anyone entering. Nobody in the ground for kick off, nobody buying food and beer. Yes, it would piss the 'fans' off, but I've been pissed off about St.Andrews ALL season, one game isn't going to hurt them. And tbf, against Leicester, they'll be more Tigers fans their than actual w**ps fans anyway so fuck em. Lock em out of OUR stadium like they have to us!Protest by setting up roadblocks either side of the Ricoh with banners reading
"If CCFC cant play here, neither can London W@$p$!"
I do feel for the genuine w**ps fans. You know, the ones that follow them loyally from London. But I do think the best way to make w**ps and Eastwood take notice, is to hit them hard. 50 people stood outside with banners will most likely go unnoticed by anyone at the top. However, 200 people, each handcuffed to a turnstile at the ricoh stopping anyone entering. Nobody in the ground for kick off, nobody buying food and beer. Yes, it would piss the 'fans' off, but I've been pissed off about St.Andrews ALL season, one game isn't going to hurt them. And tbf, against Leicester, they'll be more Tigers fans their than actual w**ps fans anyway so fuck em. Lock em out of OUR stadium like they have to us!
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Theres not much kicking off or mitherimg one can do with one arm handcuffed to a turnstile= kicks off, arrests and name dragged through the mud. Understand the sentiment of disrupting entrance but it's not feasible.
Sitting in the ground a far better option. Do you reckon fans could be trusted not to start mither with Wasps fans?
Theres not much kicking off or mitherimg one can do with one arm handcuffed to a turnstile
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I agree. I'd be there if I can be. More than 21 though please!Yes,I would do it. Still feel that a protest inside the Ricoh (peaceful but noisy) would gain most publicity.
= kicks off, arrests and name dragged through the mud. Understand the sentiment of disrupting entrance but it's not feasible.
Sitting in the ground a far better option. Do you reckon fans could be trusted not to start mither with Wasps fans?
many people, myself included, simply wouldn't enter the ground for a wasps game no matter what the circumstances.
Understandable. Would you attend outside the ground?
many people, myself included, simply wouldn't enter the ground for a wasps game no matter what the circumstances.
There is something in that. I've said before that marches don't actually achieve anything. We should be parking our cars all around the locality for a specific game and preventing wasps fans from actually parking their cars for free. There is no confrontation, minimal effort and providing enough people would do it , it's hugely effective.Protest by setting up roadblocks either side of the Ricoh with banners reading
"If CCFC cant play here, neither can London W@$p$!"
This. Free ticket or not. I WILL NOT go in that ground for a w**ps match!many people, myself included, simply wouldn't enter the ground for a wasps game no matter what the circumstances.
Demonstating outside or inside is only useful if it deters the casual rugby fan to go Does anyone know how much wasps rely on gate revenue to survive ? If it's significant (and i think they say its not the be all ) then that's where we should be hitting them. Make it difficult for wasps fans to actually get to the Ricoh and park.In all honesty its a good idea, protesting in the ground will be the best option as standing outside shouting will achieve fuck all
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