Millwall (H) protest ideas

[ronnup]

2 minutes ago, murphy said:

That would be amazing 

 

Sky would run with it too as its their branding 

[adejo92]

Just now, ronnup said:

That would be amazing 

 

Sky would run with it too as its their branding 

Or even getting them printed on a cheap fruit of the loom t-shirt.

 

Wouldn't cost much at all.

[Winstonthedog]

5 hours ago, Foxin_Mad said:

If you do want to go, a season ticket makes sense purely because the club with see fit to make the Mansfield Derby and Category A game and charge £40 quid

The anticipation of that massive fixture has me salivating.... can't wait 

[promised land]

Outside players entrance after final whistle and wait for them to get in their £160k G wagons and surround them as they try to leave, stewards can’t pull fans away when on raw dykes way, it’s a public road.

[1884HF]

7 hours ago, Winstonthedog said:

Illogical buying a season ticket when you can pick and choose which high quantity match you can attend .... hold off and see how the season goes ... plenty will be available.... to the point you will probably be able to purchase an entire row of seats 

all season ive had the row im on an the row infront empty for the whole season with the exception of a couple category D games

[1884HF]

 

5 hours ago, adejo92 said:

Haven't been since before Christmas, won't be going Tuesday but i'll make the effort to get there on Friday to help make it as toxic as possible.

that's the spirit - make the fxckers know that sh1t 

[H.a.r.r.y]

Those telling others to boycott are missing the point

- The season tickets are already paid, so this doesn't make KPFC lose out on money

 

- The players would take an empty stadium over having abuse hurled at them any day

 

- Lack of angry fans allows KPFC fans to be loudly supportive to these players

 

This is the fans' final chance of the season to let out all their frustration over the season and make it known - we need to make it horrible for them, not just another game

 

[foxile5]

The most efficient forms of protest would be the ones that would lead to banning orders at this point. 

[1884HF]

17 minutes ago, H.a.r.r.y said:

Those telling others to boycott are missing the point

- The season tickets are already paid, so this doesn't make KPFC lose out on money

 

- The players would take an empty stadium over having abuse hurled at them any day

 

- Lack of angry fans allows KPFC fans to be loudly supportive to these players

 

This is the fans' final chance of the season to let out all their frustration over the season and make it known - we need to make it horrible for them, not just another game

 

exactly my point surely we should let these self centred abominations who have dragged us down in consecutive seasons know how disgraceful they are - ill be booing and shouting abuse every time the lay fxckers touch the ball

[Tommy G]

34 minutes ago, foxile5 said:

The most efficient forms of protest would be the ones that would lead to banning orders at this point. 

Most people would welcome a banning order at this point 

[foxile5]

17 minutes ago, Tommy G said:

Most people would welcome a banning order at this point 

Then it's direct action isn't it? Something that is unignorable and makes the papers.

 

The one that Top doesn't want is to 'lost face' so anything that fulfills that would be effective.

[PAULCFC]

4 minutes ago, foxile5 said:

Then it's direct action isn't it? Something that is unignorable and makes the papers.

 

The one that Top doesn't want is to 'lost face' so anything that fulfills that would be effective.

Mate, i get what you are saying and fully agree......but this is a fan base that didn't invade the pitch when we won the Prem,so in the ten years since all the ST holders have gotten older and more passive.......and this is what we have become!

[ashbyj]

11 hours ago, ozvaldo said:

We could all wear Rudkin masks as a total piss take…

Jesus reminds me of that scene from Alan Partridge with the stalker/super fan 

[Simmo86]

6 hours ago, adejo92 said:

Haven't been since before Christmas, won't be going Tuesday but i'll make the effort to get there on Friday to help make it as toxic as possible.

Same, not been since Boxing Day but going on Friday to vent.

[jv1]

Boycott the stadium - it isn’t hard or rocket science- don’t go 

[foxile5]

20 minutes ago, PAULCFC said:

Mate, i get what you are saying and fully agree......but this is a fan base that didn't invade the pitch when we won the Prem,so in the ten years since all the ST holders have gotten older and more passive.......and this is what we have become!

Oh, I agree. But if people are asking that's what'll do it. 

 

Front of reception, attract the cameras, make some noise that won't be ignored and will cause embarrassment.

 

The folks involved need to accept that they need to do that and will likely be banned.

[Fear Of The Fox]

How to do a proper protest:

- Everyone stays outside the stadium. Nobody goes in when the game starts. 

- A few nominated fans are going inside after 10mins with banners. 

Banners:

- Every single player named and next to it their "achievements".

- Separate banners for certain players named with their per minute wages next to it. 

The same with certain staff like Rudkin and Co. 

 

 

 

Edited 19 April by Fear Of The Fox

[1884HF]

17 minutes ago, Fear Of The Fox said:

How to do a proper protest:

- Everyone stays outside the stadium. Nobody goes in when the game starts. 

- A few nominated fans are going inside after 10mins with banners. 

Banners:

- Every single player named and next to it their "achievements".

- Separate banners for certain players named with their per minute wages next to it. 

The same with certain staff like Rudkin and Co. 

 

 

 

if only we were a proper fanbase

[Spiritwalker]

14 hours ago, lcfcfem said:

Just out of interest - how many posters on this thread are renewing their STs? 

I’m not 

[adejo92]

I am against the idea of a boycott for the simple reason that it feels a massive let off for the players.

 

You've put zero effort in all season and destroyed a football club in doing so, and your send off is a half full stadium of the usual zombies clapping you off and holding up "Winks can i have your shirt" banners.

 

I would much rather it be at capacity, but toxic as hell. I am talking boo the players when they come out the tunnel. Boo the likes of Ayew & Winks every time they touch the ball. Choruses of "Your not fit to wear the shirt".

 

Give them 90 minutes of dogs abuse, not a free pass with a half full stadium.

[HybridFox]

Redirect the Millwall fans into the Directors Box 

 

That'll take care of itself

Edited 19 April by HybridFox

[PAULCFC]

When we lose against Hull ,anyone going to this game needs sectioning.....

[Leicester_Loyal]

Attend and give the players hell for 90 minutes.

 

I haven't been a home game in months but will be going Millwall purely for this reason.

[Kitchandro]

3 hours ago, adejo92 said:

I am against the idea of a boycott for the simple reason that it feels a massive let off for the players.

 

You've put zero effort in all season and destroyed a football club in doing so, and your send off is a half full stadium of the usual zombies clapping you off and holding up "Winks can i have your shirt" banners.

 

I would much rather it be at capacity, but toxic as hell. I am talking boo the players when they come out the tunnel. Boo the likes of Ayew & Winks every time they touch the ball. Choruses of "Your not fit to wear the shirt".

 

Give them 90 minutes of dogs abuse, not a free pass with a half full stadium.

The problem is that vocally vitriolic fans are in the minority and have been drowned out every time. We’ve been asking for it to be ‘toxic’ since we wanted Rodgers sacked in 2022. It never happens. Besides, so what if the players get a bit of abuse, they don’t care. They’re too rich to care.

 

I’ve always been a fan of protests outside the ground before during and after the game. It gets media attention, has the potential to disrupt something (traffic, entry / exit) and means you can have loads of empty seats still.

 

We will never make progress because the fanbase is so split though. A phoenix club might solve that.

[Nods]

I understand the apathy. Really, I do. 

 

But would an Everton or a Newcastle be apathetic in this situation? Would they b*llocks. As fans, we're part of the problem. 

 

The game should be stopped over and over again as vocal protests are made against the ownership. Anti-ownership signs. 

 

I don't mind the players taking some flack, too. They deserve it. But it misses the point and most of them won't be here next year anyway. 

 

I accept that like-minded people feel they'll be in the minority. All it needs is a show of hands and a commitment from a few hundred that they will be there and they will be making efforts to stop the game. That they'll bring homemade anti-ownership banners. 

 

That ought to empower people to crack on.

 

At the end of the day we aren't Everton or Newcastle, but at least if people know it'll be them and a few hundred others, not them and them alone, they will follow through. 

 

Does a more prominent poster than I, perhaps with links to Union FS, want to mobilise on this? 

 

Create a roll call on who will be taking action for a given game. With a couple of ideas for chants and banners so that there's at least a little coherence to it.