The official protest ... saturday

[Phils-an-alki]

Originally Posted by petered

To be fair I'm just stating the obvious where some 'fans' are concerned.

Hopefully nothing will happen. The biggest protest is the plummet in attendances and for me this will hit home more than any protest.

[petered]

Originally Posted by Phils-an-alki

Hopefully nothing will happen. The biggest protest is the plummet in attendances and for me this will hit home more than any protest.

We agree on that.

[Foxy]

Originally Posted by -luke

Ironically its predominantly the ones who led events when it was against hamilton that criticise rest of us as "knuckle draggers" (direct quote from LJ) for taking action now.

LJ is another one living in the past who needs to fade away from the scene.

[Redordead]

Green netting will be out in force

[Olly the Red]

There's obviously something wrong at the club somewhere - BUT:

IMO any protest needs to take place either before or after the actual game - the absolutely key thing is to get three points and holding distracting protests and creating a poisonous atmosphere in the ground isn't going to help that.....

[-luke]

Originally Posted by Olly the Red

There's obviously something wrong at the club somewhere - BUT:

IMO any protest needs to take place either before or after the actual game - the absolutely key thing is to get three points and holding distracting protests and creating a poisonous atmosphere in the ground isn't going to help that.....

Keep hearing this but...

Theres two types of reaction to being put under pressure when they are accused of underperforming... Those who step it up act like professionals and put the extra effort in, and then theres those who think its everyone elses fault but their own.

We are seeing a lot of one kind of behaviour, and not much of the other. Thats from top down.

Dont think we can be blamed for expecting more now.

[LlayDragon]

There's a whole week to sack a manager folks. Lose tomorrow and it's another excuse.

Nothing like a bit of deflection.

[Bigmike]

Originally Posted by Percy Sugden

I don’t think protesting around the ground whilst the team is playing is a good move myself. What I don’t want to see is families and youngsters being alienated by the sour atmosphere and not wanting to go again to watch.

Maybe a civilised protest inside the centenary club before the game would be better. Spencer and his pals are always available for questions so I’m told. They are all far too comfortable sitting in their nice little room before the game.

good post Percy we also need to remember we are desperate for points. It is obvious that Hughes has wasted his budget. However at the moment we have the squad that we have. It is important that protests do not distract and demotivate the current team thereby increasing the chances of us not any points.

[Bigmike]

Originally Posted by Phils-an-alki

Hopefully nothing will happen. The biggest protest is the plummet in attendances and for me this will hit home more than any protest.

well said phil