What happens next?

[Ruairi77]

Just wondering what fans think will happen next?

The club have said they'll appeal.
Myers has said the appeal will be heard by a different board before the end of the season.
Meanwhile there seems to be a fan base united by the injustice of the harsh punishment.
What do we do?
Is protesting the right course of action, will it jeopardise any appeal.
If fans do protest, what form does it take.
We seem to have way more press for us than against us at the moment.

Will we get in trouble for controversial banners at the United match.
Do we have enough leadership behind the scenes to see this through.
Does it effect the 777 takeover, maybe Moshiri lowers his price and attracts someome who actually has the finances to take over when this is all done.

So many unknowns

 

[Moomin]

 

[dublinbluenose]

No we wont get in trouble for banners

 

[blue61]

What happens next? We unite as a club, fans, players and board. We stuff Manure in front of an angry Goodison, and show the 'premier league' who and what we are. We are the new Millwall, nobody likes us but we don't care.

 

[14_dollars]

We batter the Mancs.

UTFT

 

[Toffeepot]

 

[PeregrineT]

What happens next is they announce that 777 are rejected as potential new owners to try and put the nail in the coffin as Moshiri wont spend anything.

Or upon review they will have seen how sketchy and non-existent 777's funding is and approve them with haste.

 

[Blue Heart]

If it were Liverpool, the supporters would have a permanent picket at the front door of P L HQ till the appeal waas over. Big CORRUPT" placards. They'd draw the media's attention to the injustice big style.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Remember the panic stations when the little PL corrupt banner was unfurled in the Gwladdy?

 

[matty1878]

What happens next? We unite as a club, fans, players and board. We stuff Manure in front of an angry Goodison, and show the 'premier league' who and what we are. We are the new Millwall, nobody likes us but we don't care.

don’t wanna be millwall they’re crap

 

[ToffeeTim]

I dont know

But I doubt it will be good

 

[chrismpw]

Fans can unite.

Haven't the money grabbing suits in charge, in the past, used the excuse can't punish the fans" to suit their purpose?

Let them die on that battlefield.

 

[GrandOldTeam]

The Premier League see attacks on integrity/corruption allegations as a real risk to their brand. They've been proactively trying to pull rank around corruption/VAR criticism.

The club and fans should go all out to drag the Premier League through the mud. They won't want to see a stadium calling the league corrupt.

 

[Dan Tanner]

Just looked at the "Liverpool Echo" homepage.....


This is a massive disgusting disgrace, yet we are the 6th highest story, imagine the kopshoites even getting one fan a bit upset at a home game because he bought a dodgy ticket, bang it's top of the tree.

A local paper that pisses on 50+% of its readership, should be leading with it, don't buy the echo Tory Kopite lovefest

 

[allen]

Just wondering what fans think will happen next?

The club have said they'll appeal.
Myers has said the appeal will be heard by a different board before the end of the season.
Meanwhile there seems to be a fan base united by the injustice of the harsh punishment.
What do we do?
Is protesting the right course of action, will it jeopardise any appeal.
If fans do protest, what form does it take.
We seem to have way more press for us than against us at the moment.

Will we get in trouble for controversial banners at the United match.
Do we have enough leadership behind the scenes to see this through.
Does it effect the 777 takeover, maybe Moshiri lowers his price and attracts someome who actually has the finances to take over when this is all done.

So many unknowns

Sitting there quietly and taking it is the very worst thing we can do.

We need to be really, really loud. And persistently so.