Protest

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Originally Posted by tforturton

In my opinion the protest was a bit of a damp squib. Despite walking to the game from Canton, I saw nothing. Then we not only play well, but hammer our biggest rivals, and in front of a bumper crowd. The team fielded four players that we have paid good money for this season (Daland, Chambers, Robertson, and Salech). We have no debt, except to Tan himself. Things could be a lot worse.

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I don't really have an opinion on the protest, apart from it not really being communicated particularly well and the contradictions involved. Nevertheless, i'm all for people expressing themselves. It's on Youtube if anyone would care to take a look or post a link. Yes, it's not particulary well articulated,and some of the comments relayed by fans are over the or insulting and offensive towards Tan, which is wrong. But, it looks like a really good turnout that will probably ruffle a few feathers (if nothing else) at CCFC towers. From the Napier pub up to just past the railway bridge looks like an impressive turn out with plenty of noise. I'm not too sure about the people involved and their motives, but on the face of it i was impressed with the numbers.

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Originally Posted by Natman Blue

People were dragged in without knowing what was going on.

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Well, they'd have to be pretty stupid if that was the case :hehe: I'm not promoting the protest, just saying what i saw and giving my observations. :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

Well, they'd have to be pretty stupid if that was the case :hehe: I'm not promoting the protest, just saying what i saw and giving my observations. :thumbup:

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If I wasn't taught by my mother to be polite I may suggest that that could apply to a lot of those who did know what was going on....... if I wasn't so polite. :getscoat:

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Originally Posted by xsnaggle

If I wasn't taught by my mother to be polite I may suggest that that could apply to a lot of those who did know what was going on....... if I wasn't so polite. :getscoat:

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I refer you to the Youtube video, skim through it. Natural selection has some power lifting to do amongst a section of our fans....

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Originally Posted by Tuerto

I don't really have an opinion on the protest, apart from it not really being communicated particularly well and the contradictions involved. Nevertheless, i'm all for people expressing themselves. It's on Youtube if anyone would care to take a look or post a link. Yes, it's not particulary well articulated,and some of the comments relayed by fans are over the or insulting and offensive towards Tan, which is wrong. But, it looks like a really good turnout that will probably ruffle a few feathers (if nothing else) at CCFC towers. From the Napier pub up to just past the railway bridge looks like an impressive turn out with plenty of noise. I'm not too sure about the people involved and their motives, but on the face of it i was impressed with the numbers.

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They walked slow so a lot of people just leaving the pubs and parking looked like they were part of it but were just stuck in the jam it caused.

Good luck to them though, at least they are trying to generate some improvements, as long as they are happy.

Good. There are multiple official ways to have a meeting with the club. If they were so interested, why didn’t they put themselves forwards for the FAB or one of the several other organisations that speak regularly? Why didn’t they propose a meeting with the club when they were all in one place on the day of the protest?

The only disappointment is not being able to see the minutes from what is almost guaranteed to be an incoherent, rambling, verbal stream of piss coming out of their mouths. They have no coherent aims or agenda. They want Tan out. They want Tan to spend more money. They want the debt reduced. They want Wayne Nash gone. They want a new buyer for the club. Etc.

Should have a march every home game after what happened against Swansea:thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Canton Kev

Good. There are multiple official ways to have a meeting with the club. If they were so interested, why didn’t they put themselves forwards for the FAB or one of the several other organisations that speak regularly? Why didn’t they propose a meeting with the club when they were all in one place on the day of the protest?

The only disappointment is not being able to see the minutes from what is almost guaranteed to be an incoherent, rambling, verbal stream of piss coming out of their mouths. They have no coherent aims or agenda. They want Tan out. They want Tan to spend more money. They want the debt reduced. They want Wayne Nash gone. They want a new buyer for the club. Etc.

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Free beer and curry and chips, and I'm all in!