The official protest ... saturday

[t1954]

I will continue to make my protest by staying away, I have since Keates's last bore feast here. But good luck lads with any protest after 65 years supporting my club I feel very sad.

[dixienormous]

Staying away means the board win.

[John Neals Dynasty]

Originally Posted by dixienormous

Staying away means the board win.

Does it Dixie? It will hurt the clubs coffers so what will they have won?
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[RED TED]

As a season ticket holder I am going just when I feel bothered to go. Won’t be renewing next year & I wont pay for anything extra until this lot have left their positions at the club. Raffle tickets shredded also trust membership won’t be renewed

[Cartman]

Originally Posted by Bigmike

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.

This team lose home and they lose away. They lose in front of big crowds and they lose in front of small crowds. They lose when they are backed to the hilt and they lose when only 2,900 show up to the Racecourse on a Tuesday night and make no noise.

Couldn't care less if their precious feelings are hurt as we are now in a crisis and the more people protest the better.

[WrexhamO]

The Club board have released a statement basically saying the team just isn't up to it.

That'll be far more demoralising than any fans demonstration of unrest.

[Rob]

Originally Posted by WrexhamO

The Club board have released a statement basically saying the team just isn't up to it.

That'll be far more demoralising than any fans demonstration of unrest.

I was talking to a non-football fan today (the oddball) and they said similar, they had seen the statement and asked why would anyone basically say the 'staff' are terrible and some need replacing, but at the same time expect said staff to dig the club out of a hole

On the one hand the league table does not lie and they have not been doing the job, on the other they are human and if they are crap it is not their fault. With modern football it is likely cotton wool and praise could motivate better.

It is an interesting one!

[GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo]

Originally Posted by Rob

I was talking to a non-football fan today (the oddball) and they said similar, they had seen the statement and asked why would anyone basically say the 'staff' are terrible and some need replacing, but at the same time expect said staff to dig the club out of a hole

On the one hand the league table does not lie and they have not been doing the job, on the other they are human and if they are crap it is not their fault. With modern football it is likely cotton wool and praise could motivate better.

It is an interesting one!

The same as genuinely believing Darlington's a cut above, and the players are too thick to understand what he wants from them.

Rumour has it our club reps were with the prawn sandwich brigade at the recent Wales Game where tickets are eyewatering to gain entry. Invited guests though I'll add, having Darlington pays off for some if correct.

[petered]

Not trawling through 17 pages so apologies if repeating a post but can anyone, without abuse, please tell me what a protest at Saturdays match will achieve?
It certainly wont help the players.
I have no doubt the board a well aware of ill feeling towards them and it'll have no bearing on DKs position.
Honestly believe no good will come of a protest during a game. Tensions are heightened. Could well be a disaster in the making.
For sure you can come back with the usual happy clapper shite,believe me I'm far from happy at the moment,but a response from a genuine point of view would be appreciated.