Swansea (H) Sat 11th April 3pm protest??

[1884HF]

reckon that Swansea will be a great game to get a protest going again due to it being the last 3pm home game this season with 5'3 Aiyawatt in attendance along with the plane banner - and this will probably be the last time to show discontent and hold power those to account this season as Millwall being 8pm makes things a bit more difficult

[SystonFox]

Crack on

[1884HF]

SURELY after today there’s got to be some action on Saturday whether it be before or after the game outside the main reception 

[Simonb]

Id just leave it until after the Millwall game. Probably be as good as relegated by then.

 

Players dont give a fvck and neither does Top so its a waste of time. Dont give the players and management any chance of an excuse 'the atmosphere was toxic, fans on our backs etc' 

 

Get behind the team whether you can be bothered or not (if you're going) and that way at least the fans can say they gave it everything and the squad cannot say the fans didnt help. Then give em hell from 80 mins on if/when we are a couple of goals down!! 

[5waller5]

There should be a protest at every game

[Dan]

Lack of appetite at QPR was really bleak.

[1884HF]

1 hour ago, Dan said:

Lack of appetite at QPR was really bleak.

I think the poor turnout at QPR has set unite for change back pretty significantly

[Nolucklcfc]

Don’t see the point to be honest. He isn’t going anywhere is he and the take up for QPR was tragic. 

[South Shire Fox]

On 03/04/2026 at 22:08, 1884HF said:

reckon that Swansea will be a great game to get a protest going again due to it being the last 3pm home game this season with 5'3 Aiyawatt in attendance along with the plane banner - and this will probably be the last time to show discontent and hold power those to account this season as Millwall being 8pm makes things a bit more difficult

The only way to protest is by not going to games and giving the club your money. Unfortunatley a lot of those who keep going on about protesting will still be renewing their season next year and funding the clowns running the club. A banner, boos, a plane and a few chants does absolutley fck all. 

Edited 7 April by South Shire Fox

[Katy]

Well, I personally can’t do any more than I already am. If there are protests before the game I will still attend them, if they are inside the ground then stay safe because it will kick off big time. I do, reluctantly, concede that the before game protests haven’t been effective though.
 

Disrupting games itself is the only way forward, if you are still adamant on attending them. There needs to be a lot of people prepared to do it though and you also need to be prepared for the ‘other side’ to get nasty with you. People talk a lot about a revolution but there are very few prepared to follow through on it. If we want action, we need to physically do something not just chat about it on here.
 

Like I said, I’ve given up my ST, I’ve not spent any money in the ground for years nor the club shop and there’s a lot like me that have done the same. It’s now over to the match going fans.

[Pliskin]

But the lads need us!

[adejo92]

11 hours ago, 1884HF said:

SURELY after today there’s got to be some action on Saturday whether it be before or after the game outside the main reception 

They got clapped off after Sheff Wednesday.

 

Say no more.

[Pliskin]

Just now, adejo92 said:

They got clapped off after Sheff Wednesday.

 

Say no more.

Anyone who clapped that, isn’t a fan. They’re a ****ing moron. 

[Blue ROI]

Cambodia flags would be ideal 

[SemperEadem]

18 minutes ago, adejo92 said:

They got clapped off after Sheff Wednesday.

 

Say no more.

And it was plenty doing it too.

[Bert]

Once again I asked someone that was clapping why they were clapping them off. “I’m a real fan” was the response given. I said “oh right, do you get clapped off at work after having a bad day at the office?”  Suprisingly, said person didn’t know what to say. 
 

 

[Claudio Fannieri]

48 minutes ago, Bert said:

Once again I asked someone that was clapping why they were clapping them off. “I’m a real fan” was the response given. I said “oh right, do you get clapped off at work after having a bad day at the office?”  Suprisingly, said person didn’t know what to say. 
 

 

It absolutely boils my piss when people justify clapping the players off, after a performance like the last two, as being a real fan ….no you are not you are complicit and enabling of the massive drop off in standards and culture at the club and the level of acceptance of our demise. 
 

if you are a real fan then this current situation and our potential fall into league one and financial meltdown should be making you angry, sad, worried and extremely frustrated, not happily clapping this muck week in week out 

[Bert]

7 minutes ago, Claudio Fannieri said:

It absolutely boils my piss when people justify clapping the players off, after a performance like the last two, as being a real fan ….no you are not you are complicit and enabling of the massive drop off in standards and culture at the club and the level of acceptance of our demise. 
 

if you are a real fan then this current situation and our potential fall into league one and financial meltdown should be making you angry, sad, worried and extremely frustrated, not happily clapping this muck week in week out 

Yep totally agree. The players will see that and think oh sound. There’s a woman at home games and every single time she gets her scarf out lays it on the advertising boards and whether it’s 5-0 or 0-5 you can bet your life she’ll be there blowing smoke up their asses. I just don’t get it. Majority of them do not care about me, you or anyone else in that ground. 

[dobbylcfc]

If the protests were done outside the main entrance and snaking round to the club shop at FT they’re would be no excuses from the players or from the so called KPFC brigade. The players would get the atmosphere so the can’t complain and the so called KPFC may join in making it bigger if the performance is shocking again which let’s be honest it probably will be. All the protests so far while understandable have dwindled with each one. It needs to be like 95/96 season when all the fans were in the Carling stand car park going mental because we were going no where at the time. This happened at FT and O’Neil couldn’t leave the ground because of it. Some thing like that would have a better impact than a march from Fbar imo. We all want what’s best for the club and heads need to roll because of what’s happened to the club the last 10 years.

[Stuntman_Mike]

12 hours ago, 5waller5 said:

There should be a protest at every game

Needs to be in/from the stands now.

[1884HF]

2 minutes ago, dobbylcfc said:

If the protests were done outside the main entrance and snaking round to the club shop at FT they’re would be no excuses from the players or from the so called KPFC brigade. The players would get the atmosphere so the can’t complain and the so called KPFC may join in making it bigger if the performance is shocking again which let’s be honest it probably will be. All the protests so far while understandable have dwindled with each one. It needs to be like 95/96 season when all the fans were in the Carling stand car park going mental because we were going no where at the time. This happened at FT and O’Neil couldn’t leave the ground because of it. Some thing like that would have a better impact than a march from Fbar imo. We all want what’s best for the club and heads need to roll because of what’s happened to the club the last 10 years.

any action needs to be post game to shut down the kpfc argument and you'll probably get more fence sitters join in when Swansea have embarrassed us and were one step closer to league 1 so a loud group outside the reception will have more of an impact - bit like what Norwich fans did at Carrow road when we beat them in november

Edited 7 April by 1884HF

[dobbylcfc]

4 minutes ago, 1884HF said:

any action needs to be post game to shut down the kpfc argument and you'll probably get more fence sitters join in when Swansea have embarrassed us and were one step closer to league 1 so a loud group outside the reception will have more of an impact - bit like what Norwich fans did at Carrow road when we beat them in november

Exactly it also stops the argument of the numbers being bigger than what they were because other fans ect walk that route.

[NextPlease]

11 hours ago, 1884HF said:

I think the poor turnout at QPR has set unite for change back pretty significantly

So the players & unite for change finally have something in common…

 

how it feels not to receive fans backing 

[dobbylcfc]

6 minutes ago, Stuntman_Mike said:

Needs to be in/from the stands now.

Needs to be done outside reception/club shop at FT. It’ll stop the KP brigade and then they’ll be no excuses if it’s don’t there at FT.

[NextPlease]

1 hour ago, Bert said:

Once again I asked someone that was clapping why they were clapping them off. “I’m a real fan” was the response given. I said “oh right, do you get clapped off at work after having a bad day at the office?”  Suprisingly, said person didn’t know what to say. 
 

 

Equally you don’t get boo’s at work either or be sang at that you are unsuitable for  your clothing