" SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Sat Oct 03, 2015 11:40 am
Corky on Facebook
Early start for the 400 mile round trip to Brighton they are refusing to let us take banner in stadium and are charging away fans £30
Early start for the 400 mile round trip to Brighton they are refusing to let us take banner in stadium and are charging away fans £30
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Re: " SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:06 pm
No surprise though.
Re: " SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Sun Oct 04, 2015 3:05 pm
worcester_ccfc wrote:Corky on Facebook
Early start for the 400 mile round trip to Brighton they are refusing to let us take banner in stadium and are charging away fans £30
Only 3 clubs in the English League refused to allow this protest and Brighton were one of them
Re: " SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Sun Oct 04, 2015 3:20 pm
The fans who are doing this need to get these into the grounds where the cameras will see them. Somsneakthe bugged in somehow. Even making them smaller or a way of making them into three so it can be joined when in the ground.
Re: " SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Sun Oct 04, 2015 3:28 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:The fans who are doing this need to get these into the grounds where the cameras will see them. Somsneakthe bugged in somehow. Even making them smaller or a way of making them into three so it can be joined when in the ground.
T-shirts are probably the easiest way , each shirt has a letter on it.
Re: " SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Sun Oct 04, 2015 6:54 pm
Xcasual wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:The fans who are doing this need to get these into the grounds where the cameras will see them. Somsneakthe bugged in somehow. Even making them smaller or a way of making them into three so it can be joined when in the ground.
T-shirts are probably the easiest way , each shirt has a letter on it.
With our lot God knows what it would spell out
Re: " SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Sun Oct 04, 2015 7:25 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Xcasual wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:The fans who are doing this need to get these into the grounds where the cameras will see them. Somsneakthe bugged in somehow. Even making them smaller or a way of making them into three so it can be joined when in the ground.
T-shirts are probably the easiest way , each shirt has a letter on it.
With our lot God knows what it would spell out
Yeah , You're right there
Re: " SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Mon Oct 05, 2015 9:22 am
Nuclearblue wrote:The fans who are doing this need to get these into the grounds where the cameras will see them. Somsneakthe bugged in somehow. Even making them smaller or a way of making them into three so it can be joined when in the ground.
Personally I don't see any point 1000s of fans across the country protesting about it then paying whatever it is to go watch the game inside the ground, if I couldn't afford to go I wouldn't go that's how simple it is for me, although £20 is plenty it will never happen due to the greed and money in football
Re: " SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Mon Oct 05, 2015 10:37 am
Personally I don't see any point 1000s of fans across the country protesting about it then paying whatever it is to go watch the game inside the ground, if I couldn't afford to go I wouldn't go that's how simple it is for me, although £20 is plenty it will never happen due to the greed and money in football.
Yes a few people agree with boycotting games, however we are a national fans organisation representing over half a million supporters and would never ask fans to boycott the teams they love. We want the support of all our members, not division of membership, a campaign that EVERY member can support and benefit from. There are many fans who devote their lives to their clubs, never miss a game home or away and have been doing that for years, the clubs know the loyalty of the fans and instead of embracing it they exploit it.
We have been campaigning for lower prices for a long time now but this actual campaign has really caught on throughout the country, the media are involved and if we get any sort of price reduction because of the campaign then fans will benefit.
Yes a few people agree with boycotting games, however we are a national fans organisation representing over half a million supporters and would never ask fans to boycott the teams they love. We want the support of all our members, not division of membership, a campaign that EVERY member can support and benefit from. There are many fans who devote their lives to their clubs, never miss a game home or away and have been doing that for years, the clubs know the loyalty of the fans and instead of embracing it they exploit it.
We have been campaigning for lower prices for a long time now but this actual campaign has really caught on throughout the country, the media are involved and if we get any sort of price reduction because of the campaign then fans will benefit.
Re: " SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Mon Oct 05, 2015 8:07 pm
No one has to boycott to get change I agree. But can you see the benefit though of boycot for one weekend throughout the top two divisions. If others in the lower two divisions think it would benefit them then great. To see empty grounds up and down the country would be immense and football would have to sit up and listen. To get lower prices would it be worth it ? One game
Re: " SHAMEFUL BY BRIGHTON "
Mon Oct 05, 2015 8:13 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:No one has to boycott to get change I agree. But can you see the benefit though of boycot for one weekend throughout the top two divisions. If others in the lower two divisions think it would benefit them then great. To see empty grounds up and down the country would be immense and football would have to sit up and listen. To get lower prices would it be worth it ? One game
Agreed, it can be done
