Fri Nov 30, 2012 6:53 am
Fri Nov 30, 2012 8:18 am
Porthcawl_Bluebird wrote:I've read a lot on here about the fact that people want the fans to boycott Leeds away or just send one bus etc there. Are we missing the point here? Fans travel to away games to support the team and lend vocal support in what is a trickier game than at home. Surely the only people that a boycott will make a difference to is our players?
Leeds would feel like they have won because they have managed to get less away support to the ground making it that bit harder for our players. Yes they wouldn't like the commercial drop in money but for one game against the League leaders, I'm guessing they wouldn't really are, especially with a new takeover.
Personally, I would do the opposite! I'd have a role call for fans to all make the effort to get to this game and show them that they can bring the kick off time forward as much as they like, our fans will still be there in huge numbers supporting the boys onto (hopefully) another three points.
I think we need to have a bigger attitude to this and if bringing the kick off time forward a few hours is going to make such a difference to our away travel then I'd say its already Leeds 1-0 Cardiff.
Fri Nov 30, 2012 8:37 am
Fri Nov 30, 2012 8:41 am
CraigCCFC wrote:Yes!! Lets turn up on mass so every other club thinks what a great idea it is to stitch us up and charge us a fortune to turn up at their ground!!!
Fri Nov 30, 2012 3:06 pm
Fri Nov 30, 2012 3:45 pm
Porthcawl_Bluebird wrote:I've read a lot on here about the fact that people want the fans to boycott Leeds away or just send one bus etc there. Are we missing the point here? Fans travel to away games to support the team and lend vocal support in what is a trickier game than at home. Surely the only people that a boycott will make a difference to is our players?
Leeds would feel like they have won because they have managed to get less away support to the ground making it that bit harder for our players. Yes they wouldn't like the commercial drop in money but for one game against the League leaders, I'm guessing they wouldn't really are, especially with a new takeover.
Personally, I would do the opposite! I'd have a role call for fans to all make the effort to get to this game and show them that they can bring the kick off time forward as much as they like, our fans will still be there in huge numbers supporting the boys onto (hopefully) another three points.
I think we need to have a bigger attitude to this and if bringing the kick off time forward a few hours is going to make such a difference to our away travel then I'd say its already Leeds 1-0 Cardiff.
Fri Nov 30, 2012 9:37 pm