Tennis balls Norwich 28th Feb?

[Frankel1981]

Enough is enough time to bring out the tennis balls can we get some momentum?

 

write a message and launch on the pitch at a stated time.

 

Cheaper and more disruptive than an aeroplane.

[SemperEadem]

People wont risk an fbo yet.

[splinterdream]

I want some sort of protest but I dont want to get banned 

[FLAN]

The risk here is a few get picked out and banned 

it needs something that you can’t be banned for yet will embarrass the club

Eg if Norwich score everyone waves white hankies to indicate the teams surrender. Nobody can be ejected for that. And basing round a goal it has tv attention 

[Phil_Dunphy]

Can't we get the plane to drop the tennis balls. Two birds with one stone.

[Pliskin]

Can’t we trick Top into giving us free coconuts and lob those cųnts on to the pitch. 

[Footballwipe]

I'd turn up early for the game tbh.

 

The club get a whiff of any momentum for this and they'll be patting down every single man, woman and child before the game. No exceptions.

[Sky Blues]

The problem you have presently is there's a lack of sympathy for your club because of the protracted points deduction fiasco. The last type of demonstrating you want is something that disrupts the game. 

 

You need to start off with something that gets noticed by the cameras to draw attention to your plight but it needs to be peaceful. Something like choose a certain minute of the game that has some kind of meaning and everyone leaves the stadium. 

 

As time goes by you can take it a step further each time. We had major problems with Sheffield Wednesday last season because of racial abuse of one of our players. But by the time they played us they were ready for a pitch invasion. We forgot about the previous problems and joined in with their protests before the pitch invasion then cheered them as they went on the pitch. That was the end of Chansiri, but you can't expect to start off with stopping a game without building up to it. 

[dmayne7]

1 hour ago, Phil_Dunphy said:

Can't we get the plane to drop the tennis balls. Two birds with one stone.

And kill all the players? A little extreme but one way to get rid of these dossers

[STEVIE B]

......This will only confuse Luke Thomas....

[Joe90]

How about a polite clap instead?

[Bourbon Fox]

1 hour ago, Phil_Dunphy said:

Can't we get the plane to drop the tennis balls. Two birds with one stone.

They'd all just end up in our goal

[dooflip]

1 hour ago, FLAN said:

The risk here is a few get picked out and banned 

it needs something that you can’t be banned for yet will embarrass the club

Eg if Norwich score everyone waves white hankies to indicate the teams surrender. Nobody can be ejected for that. And basing round a goal it has tv attention 

Yeah this could run.

has to be white Hankies though.

[VLC86]

1 hour ago, FLAN said:

The risk here is a few get picked out and banned 

it needs something that you can’t be banned for yet will embarrass the club

Eg if Norwich score everyone waves white hankies to indicate the teams surrender. Nobody can be ejected for that. And basing round a goal it has tv attention 

Sounds well butch.

[VLC86]

1 hour ago, Phil_Dunphy said:

Can't we get the plane to drop the tennis balls. Two birds with one stone.

Will it be about to carry the balls, birds and stone?

[Vestan Pance]

You can't get a banning order for balloons. Everyone takes a dozen, blow them up and release during the match.

[Mickyblueeyes]

1 hour ago, Sky Blues said:

The problem you have presently is there's a lack of sympathy for your club because of the protracted points deduction fiasco. The last type of demonstrating you want is something that disrupts the game. 

 

You need to start off with something that gets noticed by the cameras to draw attention to your plight but it needs to be peaceful. Something like choose a certain minute of the game that has some kind of meaning and everyone leaves the stadium. 

 

As time goes by you can take it a step further each time. We had major problems with Sheffield Wednesday last season because of racial abuse of one of our players. But by the time they played us they were ready for a pitch invasion. We forgot about the previous problems and joined in with their protests before the pitch invasion then cheered them as they went on the pitch. That was the end of Chansiri, but you can't expect to start off with stopping a game without building up to it. 

To be quite frank mate, I couldn’t give two flying ****s what the rest of the English footballing world thinks of us. Most still give the 5’3 wankstain credit for us winning the league. If Leicester fans worry about what others think we will end up just outside the championship relegation zone after a points deduction. Oh shit…wait

[Parafox]

12 minutes ago, Bourbon Fox said:

They'd all just end up in our goal

Apart from the one that Ayew would pass back  

[Foxes1]

When Ayew gets the ball we can always do this.

Fans showing their team where the goal is after a scoring drought. - 9GAG

[splinterdream]

As utd did, wearing a colour not associated with our current kits, probably green would be good. 

Taking a piece of A4 paper and holding it up on a certain minute of a home game.

[Stuntman_Mike]

Absolute scenes when only one person throws a ball and Vesty's dog fetches it.

[CrazyKopCorner]

Turning our backs on a set minute and then ****ing off would be a strong visible message 

[splinterdream]

3 minutes ago, CrazyKopCorner said:

Turning our backs on a set minute and then ****ing off would be a strong visible message 

loads been doing that already

[1884HF]

Apparently there’s an announcement coming soon for a formal protest on this day, id hold off on the tennis balls until there’s a more formalised large scale movement of this kind otherwise it will be small scale and you’ll just get banned

[ajthefox]

I like the tennis balls idea but it needs buy in from thousands, too few do it and as @1884HF it just results in bans.