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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
SLUDGE FACTORY
Football fans are basically idiots
They don't care about what's going on behind the scenes as long as the team is winning
When Sam Hammam was pissing money up against the wall on the never never anyone asking questions got the nasty phonecall treatment
United fans have gone quiet again as they look like having a good team again
It's all bollocks really
I'll agree with you on that.
The way this club is being run is the biggest loaf of bollocks though I'm sure.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
I could have put my savings on who started this thread
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
SLUDGE FACTORY
Unless we have a change of ownership then clearly we are going to have the same people doing the same thing
Nothing can be done really I am afraid
The only thing that will wake them up is if fans stop going, can’t see it happening as being fans they will want to go……so, status quo
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The only protest I can see working is hold back on renewing your season tickets, spend fk all in the shop and on match day, no programs no drink nothing.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
blue lewj
There are protests already afoot.
Think we need it more visual that's all.
This certainly isn't the place for it. People seem happy with the situation or at the very least tolerant in the main here.
All be up in arms when we finally go down and the prospect of these owners doing exactly what they're doing now but in League 1 is the prospect.
I don't think anybody here is happy or tolerant (except maybe DML). Everybody has voiced their displeasure. Nobody is enjoying what's being served up every week.
But this message board is an incredibly small sample size of our support. Not everybody lives and breathes the club. And besides - consider the context of what's going on in the world right now. Cost of living crises; ongoing strikes; a land war in Europe. A poorly run football team having a shit season isn't exactly top of most people's lists when it comes to taking decisive action.
The club will always have that hardcore level of support who protest - we've already seen that this season. But I would argue that your average fan in the stand has more pressing things to worry about these days.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
FormerlyJohnnyBreadhead
I don't think anybody here is happy or tolerant (except maybe DML). Everybody has voiced their displeasure. Nobody is enjoying what's being served up every week.
It’s a classic Blue Lewj move. As soon as a few people start to disagree he tries to discredit everyone by claiming if you disagree it’s because you’re completely happy with Tan and the way the club is run. He does it constantly.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
Canton Kev
It’s a classic Blue Lewj move. As soon as a few people start to disagree he tries to discredit everyone by claiming if you disagree it’s because you’re completely happy with Tan and the way the club is run. He does it constantly.
Nobody is discrediting anybody.
If people don't want to take action to change then they need to be happy with what they get. That much is clear.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
One of those massive banners would be a start. "You don't know what you're doing" in great big letters.
Failing that, even small banners would show up on Tan's live stream.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
tforturton
One of those massive banners would be a start. "You don't know what you're doing" in great big letters.
Failing that, even small banners would show up on Tan's live stream.
Everton have a great one that would work for us - No Communication, No Plan, No Vision.:angry:
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Who “sacks the board” ?……The board ?
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
G rangetown Blue
Who “sacks the board” ?……The board ?
The owner. As is the case at any club.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
Whisperer
Everton have a great one that would work for us - No Communication, No Plan, No Vision.:angry:
I did see that banner on the BBC website and thought the exact same. I'd love to be 'languishing' in the Premier League with Dyche in charge currently though.
Instead we've got the fun boy three making one unfit signing who can't be bothered to come straight here to get going.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
Canton Kev
It’s a classic Blue Lewj move. As soon as a few people start to disagree he tries to discredit everyone by claiming if you disagree it’s because you’re completely happy with Tan and the way the club is run. He does it constantly.
He's a dickhead. Only posts when we are poor we won't hear the gimp if we start to do well
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
stan butler
He's a dickhead. Only posts when we are poor we won't hear the gimp if we start to do well
I'm a dickhead?
You're the pest who keeps private messaging you fool.
Name calling about your level because you've got nothing positive to say about the club. You realise us posters that knew what a shit show the club was were right all along.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
blue lewj
I'm a dickhead?
You're the pest who keeps private messaging you fool.
Name calling about your level because you've got nothing positive to say about the club. You realise us posters that knew what a shit show the club was were right all along.
I'd love a new owner but you and your minnions want Tan gone to have billy liar back unlike me who wants someone with fresh ideas for the club
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
stan butler
I'd love a new owner but you and your minnions want Tan gone to have billy liar back unlike me who wants someone with fresh ideas for the club
Wouldn't have Hammam anywhere near the club ever again. Not sure where you've got this notion that I am a Hammam fan because I think the way the current owner runs the place is a joke. They're not linked in any way other than they're bad owners in my opinion.
Stop private messaging me, it is beyond weird.
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Aren't we better off in Administration. Those hate figures will be gone then when Costco buy us to expand ?
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I hope the people chanting "We want Tan gone" have deep pockets. Someone will need to fill in for the millions of pounds he puts into the club. As far as I'm aware there's no prospective buyers lined up and even if there was, there's no guarantee they'll put in as much money as Tan does.
Chant "Sack the board" by all means, I think they're pretty crap. But as long as Tan keeps writing cheques that don't bounce, he can stay for all I care.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
Canton Kev
I hope the people chanting "We want Tan gone" have deep pockets. Someone will need to fill in for the millions of pounds he puts into the club. As far as I'm aware there's no prospective buyers lined up and even if there was, there's no guarantee they'll put in as much money as Tan does.
Chant "Sack the board" by all means, I think they're pretty crap. But as long as Tan keeps writing cheques that don't bounce, he can stay for all I care.
Why is he putting in millions of pounds? Why does he always hire the wrong managers? Why sack one almost immediately after letting him sign 17 players? Do they ever work again after us? No DoF? The questions could go on and on
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
Canton Kev
I hope the people chanting "We want Tan gone" have deep pockets. Someone will need to fill in for the millions of pounds he puts into the club. As far as I'm aware there's no prospective buyers lined up and even if there was, there's no guarantee they'll put in as much money as Tan does.
Chant "Sack the board" by all means, I think they're pretty crap. But as long as Tan keeps writing cheques that don't bounce, he can stay for all I care.
So no one can voice their disapproval unless they have millions of pounds to plough into the club? What a load of rubbish.
Dictator Tan would love you.
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There was something on TS today all about regulation coming in for owners to be able to buy clubs and what they can do once they take ownership….it mentioned things like changing badges, club colours etc and having more fan representatives on board. Wonder if they mentioned our vinnie? I missed the chat about it…..:sherlock:
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
goats
There was something on TS today all about regulation coming in for owners to be able to buy clubs and what they can do once they take ownership….it mentioned things like changing badges, club colours etc and having more fan representatives on board. Wonder if they mentioned our vinnie? I missed the chat about it…..:sherlock:
Unless you have millions to plough into the club you have to call him Lord Vincent.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
Tuerto
Why then did you march against the war in iraq? The troops weren't pulled out a week later because bush and blair had received the memo. The point of protest is to show that as a group, we aren't happy, it's not a revolution.
Wow , perhaps he marched because the war was illegal and resulted in 4m Iraq citizens being killed or displaced.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
Couldn't agree more. I get it that many are not happy with the way things are being run, neither am I. But we have a new manager, a new striker and team that need our backing. Now is not the time, it will only make matters worse.
This was meant to reply to a previous post along the same lines.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
John Buchanan
Couldn't agree more. I get it that many are not happy with the way things are being run, neither am I. But we have a new manager, a new striker and team that need our backing. Now is not the time, it will only make matters worse.
This was meant to reply to a previous post along the same lines.
You can scrub the new striker part of that. At least for a little while longer.
Nobody knows where he is or if he is in any state that warrants getting picked.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
blue lewj
You can scrub the new striker part of that. At least for a little while longer.
Nobody knows where he is or if he is in any state that warrants getting picked.
I thought he was arriving at the ground today. Getting himself in the building.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
blue lewj
You can scrub the new striker part of that. At least for a little while longer.
Nobody knows where he is or if he is in any state that warrants getting picked.
I’m sure he will turn up. Watching the City is more fun in the lower divisions anyway :tongue:
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Tbh at present and this is only my opinion I think this would be the last thing the team would need right now. Yes we aren’t happy with results but it happens and most of the last 15 years has been really positive. We need a great deal of togetherness at present because this will unsettle the players and manager. I agree things aren’t looking good at the moment but that doesn’t mean it’s over, we need to unite, the players, the manager and the fans - and by this I mean show support and encouragement in the stadium. Not start having a go at the board half way through a match or prior to. We have got what we have in terms of players and we are where we are in the table. Nothing can change that at the moment but support and encouragement in a positive way has surely got to help.
If people want to protest then I can’t stop them but I dont feel now is the time. If we godown than maybe in the summer but not now.
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I totally understand it isn't what the team need right now.
That is why it needs to be specifically against the way the board are running the club and not the team.
As I've said, there seems little appetite for it on here. Maybe some will revisit it when we get relegated or maybe leave things to give the board chance and have a look at it again in League 2.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
UNDERHILL1927
So no one can voice their disapproval unless they have millions of pounds to plough into the club? What a load of rubbish.
Dictator Tan would love you.
People can happily voice their disapproval, if they want Tan gone they should acknowledge what that would mean for the club.
We’ve got no known buyers lined up. If Tan were to leave so would the £15m a year (or thereabouts) that he puts into the club. If he decides to sell us on the cheap just to be shot of us ASAP (as some fans want) then any buyers are likely to be less wealthy than if he held out for a bid.
As I said, if he keeps paying the bills he can stay as long as he wants. I certainly want Choo and Dalman gone though, I think they’re more at fault for the mess we’re in than Tan.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
Canton Kev
People can happily voice their disapproval, if they want Tan gone they should acknowledge what that would mean for the club.
We’ve got no known buyers lined up. If Tan were to leave so would the £15m a year (or thereabouts) that he puts into the club. If he decides to sell us on the cheap just to be shot of us ASAP (as some fans want) then any buyers are likely to be less wealthy than if he held out for a bid.
As I said, if he keeps paying the bills he can stay as long as he wants. I certainly want Choo and Dalman gone though, I think they’re more at fault for the mess we’re in than Tan.
Fair points mate and I agree about Dalman and Choo. I think they’re all culpable, too arrogant to admit they need help.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
UNDERHILL1927
Fair points mate and I agree about Dalman and Choo. I think they’re all culpable, too arrogant to admit they need help.
Don’t get me wrong, Tan has made mistakes and continues to do so. If there was a buyer showing interest then I certainly wouldn’t be against Tan selling the club if the new owner seemed a suitable candidate.
At this time though, I think protesting at games is only going to negatively affect the club and the players. Even when the chants were purely directed at Tan and the board the atmosphere against Millwall felt toxic. I think the players notice that.
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
Canton Kev
Don’t get me wrong, Tan has made mistakes and continues to do so. If there was a buyer showing interest then I certainly wouldn’t be against Tan selling the club if the new owner seemed a suitable candidate.
At this time though, I think protesting at games is only going to negatively affect the club and the players. Even when the chants were purely directed at Tan and the board the atmosphere against Millwall felt toxic. I think the players notice that.
Yes, I’m against protests in the ground. The team and manager need us behind them 100%
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
blue lewj
I totally understand it isn't what the team need right now.
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But surely most who would be protesting are only protesting because we are doing crap at the mo ( if we were in a shout of the play-offs then people wouldn't be protesting ), why would they want to protest when most know that this isnt what the team need right now
it doesnt take any sense
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
blue lewj
If fans aren't happy then surely there has to be some way of showing it?
Not attending games?
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Re: Visible protest inside the ground needed
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Originally Posted by
blue matt
But surely most who would be protesting are only protesting because we are doing crap at the mo ( if we were in a shout of the play-offs then people wouldn't be protesting ), why would they want to protest when most know that this isnt what the team need right now
it doesnt take any sense
Because something has to change. If we were challenging for the playoffs, that would mean the club was making smart decisions about the football club. We have a chairman who was surprised last season that the football side of things was taking up so much of his time.