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I’m not a fan of doing anything which affects the players, just my personal choice. Don’t get me wrong I’ve been on Lowthorpe Road protesting back in the day.Why?
I’m not a fan of doing anything which affects the players, just my personal choice. Don’t get me wrong I’ve been on Lowthorpe Road protesting back in the day.Why?
Well to be honest the players don’t seem to care much how they affect us, they can’t be bothered 90% of the time. They need to be held to account too.I’m not a fan of doing anything which affects the players, just my personal choice. Don’t get me wrong I’ve been on Lowthorpe Road protesting back in the day.
I’m not a fan of doing anything which affects the players, just my personal choice. Don’t get me wrong I’ve been on Lowthorpe Road protesting back in the day.
Don’t agree, it’s definitely the time and place especially with the BBC there 🤔Whilst I agree with a lot of the OP, the Spurs game is not the time nor the place.
I totally get what your saying @MBcha but Ridsdale is that arrogant that any protests and screaming at him will be like water off a ducks back.It's probably a good shout but when we have an opportunity to be seen and heard I think we should take it.
Well to be honest the players don’t seem to care much how they affect us, they can’t be bothered 90% of the time. They need to be held to account too.
After some of the half arsed performances of late I couldn’t give a stuff about the players to be honest.
I agree performances are awful and totally share your frustration. I think the players do care but problems are not of their making. I also respect your position.Don’t agree, it’s definitely the time and place especially with the BBC there 🤔
Thing is Shank, we'd never reach enough fans in a fortnight to get the message over not to attend. Plus there will be no shortage of casual fans happy to take our places. Whereas if we're all in the building and the banners were waving and chants going, those fans who even know a little bit about the club may well join in over the course of a game.I totally get what your saying @MBcha but Ridsdale is that arrogant that any protests and screaming at him will be like water off a ducks back.
Hit them where it hurts, the back pocket and an empty stadium vs Spurs would be embarrassing for the ‘top boys’ at the club (Especially live on TV, that would get people asking questions) and would speak louder than any protest or waving of any banner.
I can’t argue your point there, totally agree @MBcha there will always be fans that will attend no matter what and like you say the casual fans coming for the bigger game experience for the stadium to be empty and make that kind of statement. Shame really. 🤷♂️Thing is Shank, we'd never reach enough fans in a fortnight to get the message over not to attend. Plus there will be no shortage of casual fans happy to take our places. Whereas if we're all in the building and the banners were waving and chants going, those fans who even know a little bit about the club may well join in over the course of a game.
That said, your point is very valid and we should definitely find a way to hit them in the pocket in the long term.
I think this is what Jack Walker did at the plastics when he was throwing money at it but couldn't attract the better players, he signed up Dalgleish and their recruitment improved.
Why is it not? Let's make fools of them, they've made us look like cunts for long enough!Whilst I agree with a lot of the OP, the Spurs game is not the time nor the place.
Think I probably spent around 70 mins doing this yesterdayhow about everybody faces away from the pitch for 10 minutes