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Stanneswhite

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Anyone think that we should hold a protest at a game coming up about ticket prices. Could display a ‘twenty’s plenty’ banner. Obviously this is in the wake of the Bolton game, but any protesting/banner showing should and would not be done on that day due to the fact we are celebrating a special day in gentry day. If we chose another game and protested (maybe Sheff Weds away) then it may convince other clubs fans to follow suit? Just an idea?
 
why, our club isnt doing it?

And why couldnt this have been on one of the many running threads on this topic already?
 
Stanneswhite said:
Anyone think that we should hold a protest at a game coming up about ticket prices. Could display a ‘twenty’s plenty’ banner. Obviously this is in the wake of the Bolton game, but any protesting/banner showing should and would not be done on that day due to the fact we are celebrating a special day in gentry day. If we chose another game and protested (maybe Sheff Weds away) then it may convince other clubs fans to follow suit? Just an idea?
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We charge £24
 
Stanneswhite said:
Anyone think that we should hold a protest at a game coming up about ticket prices. Could display a ‘twenty’s plenty’ banner. Obviously this is in the wake of the Bolton game, but any protesting/banner showing should and would not be done on that day due to the fact we are celebrating a special day in gentry day. If we chose another game and protested (maybe Sheff Weds away) then it may convince other clubs fans to follow suit? Just an idea?
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I bet shef Wednesday owners will feel soooooooo upset and angry that a couple of preston fans are thinking of bringing a 'twenty's plenty' banner to their home game against Preston.

In more simple terms - the shef Wednesday owners couldn't give two shits about what other fans think about their ticket prices so the worst protest idea ever isn't going to change their view points.
 
Stanneswhite said:
Anyone think that we should hold a protest at a game coming up about ticket prices. Could display a ‘twenty’s plenty’ banner. Obviously this is in the wake of the Bolton game, but any protesting/banner showing should and would not be done on that day due to the fact we are celebrating a special day in gentry day. If we chose another game and protested (maybe Sheff Weds away) then it may convince other clubs fans to follow suit? Just an idea?
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No.
 
Stanneswhite said:
Anyone think that we should hold a protest at a game coming up about ticket prices. Could display a ‘twenty’s plenty’ banner. Obviously this is in the wake of the Bolton game, but any protesting/banner showing should and would not be done on that day due to the fact we are celebrating a special day in gentry day. If we chose another game and protested (maybe Sheff Weds away) then it may convince other clubs fans to follow suit? Just an idea?
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Sorry mate I hate being such a twat and you are getting better at defending yourself but c'mon give it a FUCKING rest lash, it's totally tedious. You should be known as the threader!!!

Are you studying some.football.media degree? It's poignant question after question after question it makes me.puke lash this forum can't deal with calculated patter we need passion lash. Passion!!!
 
Stanneswhite said:
Anyone think that we should hold a protest at a game coming up about ticket prices. Could display a ‘twenty’s plenty’ banner. Obviously this is in the wake of the Bolton game, but any protesting/banner showing should and would not be done on that day due to the fact we are celebrating a special day in gentry day. If we chose another game and protested (maybe Sheff Weds away) then it may convince other clubs fans to follow suit? Just an idea?
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Do you think holding up a banner would make any difference to the situation regarding inflated ticket prices across British football?
 
Doc Brown said:
Do you think holding up a banner would make any difference to the situation regarding inflated ticket prices across British football?
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truenorthender said:
When does holding up a banner in protest help anything ?
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Bit of a defeatist attitude, that.

The howls of protest at Bolton have resulted in a £5 reduction in ticket prices. Protests help... and each individual contribution adds to the end result.
 
Regardless said:
Bit of a defeatist attitude, that.

The howls of protest at Bolton have resulted in a £5 reduction in ticket prices. Protests help... and each individual contribution adds to the end result.
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Just to be clear there has been no reduction in price, all thats happened is theyve agreed to sell the bottom tier first.
 
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