Oxford (H) Boycott Round 2 - Stay in the concourse until the 14th minute

[teblin]

I didn’t go to the WBA one, my lad wants to go to this one so I’ll go with him. 

[kyleolly]

33 minutes ago, SK3Blue said:

My boycott started when Cooper was appointed. 

Same here had a season ticket 32 years up until that point.

[Harry the Cat]

I can see that boycotting the games shows empty seats. But I don’t think this is hurting the club because most are season ticket holders. Although I appreciate it doesn’t give a good impression. I feel a protest outside and inside the ground would he more effective. Time to be more vocal and take decisive action. 

Edited 17 January by Harry the Cat

[Gamble92]

3 minutes ago, Harry the Cat said:

I can see that boycotting the games shows empty seats. But I don’t think this is hurting the club because most are season ticket holders. Although I appreciate it doesn’t give a good impression. I feel a protest outside and inside the ground would he more effective. Time to be more vocal and take decisive action. 

Or both. Would get a lot of coverage if we stayed outside while the game was on. Bit like Sheffield Wednesday 

[JonnyBoy]

Maybe protest outside the ground then come in at 16 mins 

 

would be effective but problem is we still have too many KPFC happy clappers 

 

maybe just don’t go again, was effective last time 

[JonnyBoy]

31 minutes ago, teblin said:

I didn’t go to the WBA one, my lad wants to go to this one so I’ll go with him. 

F*c k it off, tell the lad we won’t have a club or be mid table league 1 if we don’t act now 

 

why are so many people putting up with this it’s incredible 

 

take your lad McDonald’s or something better than watching this garbage! 

[Katy]

1 hour ago, Marshall Cockney Fox said:

Not to be provocative. But would you still be talking boycotts had we won today? As we acquitted ourselves pretty well against the top team in the division. Which highlighted that there is an effective team hiding in that squad. Im not revisionist, but that performance would have beaten a lot of teams this season.  

Yes. One swallow doesn’t make a summer. Whatever needs to be done, I’m behind it and will be until these jokers have sold up. 

[jayfox26]

Is corriedale on? Asking for a friend 

[niyaminski]

Maybe stay in the concourse for the first 5 or whatever. Don’t think there should be a total boycott tho

[1884HF]

Just now, niyaminski said:

Maybe stay in the concourse for the first 5 or whatever. Don’t think there should be a total boycott tho

 

Just now, niyaminski said:

Maybe stay in the concourse for the first 5 or whatever. Don’t think there should be a total boycott tho

come out on 16th min

 

[Spanner73]

This idea, That idea, The other idea won’t happen as there are too many “Happy Clappers” funding the rotten regime  let’s hope for freezing cold weather like last time 

 

I’ll get hold of Bill Giles or John Kettley for a prediction 

Edited 17 January by Spanner73

[Death by Football]

Just had my email offering £20 tickets for this. Club obviously trying to fill the expected gaps. 

[Collibosher70]

Don't boycott it...top prob wont be there anyway...get in there with the rudkin out banners etc....be vocal.

[00rawat]

2 hours ago, Marshall Cockney Fox said:

Not to be provocative. But would you still be talking boycotts had we won today? As we acquitted ourselves pretty well against the top team in the division. Which highlighted that there is an effective team hiding in that squad. Im not revisionist, but that performance would have beaten a lot of teams this season.  

People need to get into there heads its not about winning results /results,its about how the club is being run,even if we win on tuesday peoples feelings  should be the same as today!!!!

[Russell sprout]

Though I support a boycott like the WBA game,

The club already have the money via season ticket sales,

they simply don’t care if we go or not,

only place to hit people is where it hurts which is financially and that’s  not gonna happen untill ST renewals don’t get renewed,

and I doubt there’s a huge demand/waiting list for others to go,

so personally think a protest outside the ground is the most realistic option,

but then once in the ground we must create an atmosphere and get behind the players cuz this will get a lot worse before it gets better,

and marti will 100% not get sacked either so it’s pointless even discussing that

[Aleksz]

Protest over a boycott. Inside and outside of the ground. 

[Aleksz]

I envisage some sort of info about PSR and/or points deductions pretty soon. Could ramp things up a whole lot. 

[Wink84]

Need to boycott against a top team to make these lot take notice. They'll use the excuse its against Oxford otherwise.

[Jacob7839]

#TennisBallsOnPitch 

[Aleksz]

5 minutes ago, Jacob7839 said:

#TennisBallsOnPitch 

Would love this

[ElusiveEd]

Would have max effect at a live televised game.....

 

Just saying..

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sterun-Tennis-Storage-Perfect-Cricket/dp/B09T3SGG94/ref=sr_1_8?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.NwOnvJ9O6-dLaqBHkt4A9JjFq5G1wC8uWfPppG9npr5ftX6yyTzEyYI__r48JqvPI_d2q3VEAv3n1w5nvc3I5tfEQUoD2k1q5Va7AOTDe6HyhrDLl6jcQ8LrnByNXKpD5HAW_l9QKSJwj9iOODm_FWSghccbqHePRgTqRQxBKYuLAG2tiwtR8dy4WB7ELGPplkYK2sb1V2kptOcM-pLCTx0mwkRf23tzCp_kKujJYs0E-azp5mgMC_6_SMGGkP8Q5acZG2-1hpCFYUTU1YffvX9XZpaVD8vQxQCNNkdv9cc.GBlSELzY2LeH-dLClKP3Tv0xbise9v08JuYRNGVkJrg&dib_tag=se&keywords=tennis%2Bballs%2Bbulk&qid=1768675385&sr=8-8&th=1

Edited 17 January by ElusiveEd

[Bert]

The best time to protest will be after the match. 
 

Everyone leaves the ground at the same time. Before the game people go in in dribs and drabs. A crowd attracts a crowd. Get yourselves round to the main reception after the game and make it vocal in that sense. 

[1884HF]

Just now, Bert said:

The best time to protest will be after the match. 
 

Everyone leaves the ground at the same time. Before the game people go in in dribs and drabs. A crowd attracts a crowd. Get yourselves round to the main reception after the game and make it vocal in that sense. 

100000% the way to do it

[Heathrow fox]

3 hours ago, Bert said:

The best time to protest will be after the match. 
 

Everyone leaves the ground at the same time. Before the game people go in in dribs and drabs. A crowd attracts a crowd. Get yourselves round to the main reception after the game and make it vocal in that sense. 

After match demonstrations, which I’ll add are the most direct and effective way to protest,have to develop organically.Trouble is this side has a habit of pulling off results just in the nick of time to quell the levels of anger required for carpark demos to take place.

Chances are they beat Oxford and that just pisses on the parade of any planned demo. It will take 5 or 6 home defeats on the spin and poor away form to get the angry mob galvanised.Mid table seems to be good enough at the minute for those attending.Maybe next season.Or maybe never judging by the current fanbase

[1972 Fox]

8 hours ago, Bert said:

The best time to protest will be after the match. 
 

Everyone leaves the ground at the same time. Before the game people go in in dribs and drabs. A crowd attracts a crowd. Get yourselves round to the main reception after the game and make it vocal in that sense. 

Really? There are plenty leaving on 75/80 mins