Partaking in the next protest - Poll included

[trueblue84]

Protests are obviously going to get us nowhere, and are having a potential negative effect on the players. We need to just concentrate on supporting the team. The boards position is untenable now, so if they don’t go, protesting is not going to make them.

Given a hero's welcome at home to the bottom placed team. It couldn't have been an easier set up for the club. The players were well-supported for 90 minutes and ultimately we'll beaten. What more can the fans do?

 

[edge]

Fans should just turn up, no coach welcome anything ,
Leave them to it.
Anything the fans do will be turned on to them ,
Instead of shining a light on those with responsibilities for ruining are club.
Turn it on its head and say.
Due to the safety of the fans and there reputation .
We are have suspended the protest for the foreseeable future.
Let's see the board s next move after that.

 

[Moomin]

We should do what we did for Harambe.

 

[davek]

We are where we are, Dave. If we weren't circling the drain being mismanaged by a bunch of gaslighting clowns there wouldn't be a need to protest.

We need less grandstanding and more focus on what THE most important issues is: avoiding relegation.

 

[trueblue84]

We need less grandstanding and more focus on what THE most important issues is: avoiding relegation.

Do you think we can as things currently stand?

 

[davek]

Do you think we can as things currently stand?

Yes. We're 2 points from 14th.

To listen to the death cult on here you'd think we were 10 points off safety with three games left.

 

[AndyC]

We need less grandstanding and more focus on what THE most important issues is: avoiding relegation.

The team are getting the support from the crowd, they need to step up to the plate and win some games.

To my mind, the protests are not ‘grandstanding,’ they’re highlighting the woeful inadequacies of this board and ownership regime, together with much of the next level down on the management executive.

 

[davek]

The team are getting the support from the crowd, they need to step up to the plate and win some games.

To my mind, the protests are not ‘grandstanding,’ they’re highlighting the woeful inadequacies of this board and ownership regime, together with much of the next level down on the management executive.

The timing stinks.

The players and manager dont need to do anything here: they have their excuse.

 

[4737carlin]

Protests are obviously going to get us nowhere, and are having a potential negative effect on the players. We need to just concentrate on supporting the team. The boards position is untenable now, so if they don’t go, protesting is not going to make them.

A lot of good points here

 

[kiss the crest]

Definitely support the protest, but we have to catch the Headlocker

 

[tommye]

Is there a "support the protests but want them done when we dont have the knife of relegation at our throats" option?

Do we wait until we are relegated first then?

 

[tommye]

The problem is, we get beaten by west ham then hammered by arsenal. The fans will rightly feel aggrieved but will be painted as toxic. Anything more vocal and we'll be called thugs.

Too late.
The club's board of directors have already labelled us as thugs.
Uncontrollable ones too.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Support the protests either before or after the game, not during. The idea we should stop protests now, when the leadership they are providing is so abject, is completely ridiculous and exactly what the board want to hear.

Everyone organising needs to do more to help ensure everyone knows what its actually about though. The idiots chasing cars down the street let down the other 99.99%.

 

[tommye]

The timing stinks.

The players and manager dont need to do anything here: they have their excuse.

Them turning up occasionally would be a start

 

[davek]

Do we wait until we are relegated first then?

No, we wait until we're safe.

Easy isn;t it?

I remember we did stuff like that in the old days - like after the Coventry game in '98.

Mad like: waiting until we were safe to get Johnson out. What were we thinking?