Well there is a protest: Some on here might not like it, th

Well there is a protest:

Some on here might not like it, the minority as usual.

But fans have a right to have their voices heard and it’s outside.

Fair play to the younger City fans.



Outside Main Entrance / CCFC


Updated meet-up time is 2.15pm, Due to the original time being to early.

Bring your Banners, Flags with Tan out on.

It’s time to be heard,

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I think people understand. But timing is all wrong.
Bringing in a half decent manager and seeing the fans protest.... Just isn't going to happen.
Timing is key.

Young fans who have only ever seen us in good times, we have been worse than this but agreed last nights performance was shocking and the worst I have seen for a while.

I will always fight for the right to protest, be that a strike or a demo like this.

However, the timing of BEFORE our most important game of the season is slightly disappointing. Surely it should be after the game like Everton, etc. ?

If its outside don' t see the problem if tv are there or press this should not effect the players they are inside the stadium this is pointed at the top not the players and if it did effect the players they are pulling on the shirt every week representing the city surely they are in the know about the fans and board they can see the empty stadium
it swings both ways you have to put in performances to bring in the fans felt sorry for the lads who travelled all the way to leeds on a sh.t night all round.

It’s outside

all for the right to protest…
hope when once in stadium all that energy be put into supporting the team… asSaturday biggest game of the season.

i don't understand why people are saying about the timing, its outside the ground so won't have any effect on the pitch, and its aimed at the owner and board of directors, hopefully a tv film crew pick it up, and it goes globally.

It’s people’s right to protest, but I’m not sure this Saturday is the most appropriate time.

Of course, you’ll get more people attending a protest before a game than after a game and it has to look good on the TV.

My personal feeling is that if you held it after a game then you’d be lucky to get 200. That’s about the number of people who think it’s worth making the effort. However, as people are going to the game anyway they might as well join in. They won’t go out of their way to be there. That’s not a complaint about our fans - it’s a reflection of society.

Of course, you don’t actually need to protest - you just need to find someone with £100m to spare!

I’d be interested to see how many join in. Personally I think it be a minority of fans that will look bigger with onlookers having a nose.