fantastic_mr_fox Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Where would you stand should the fans decide to lodge an official protest against the board and its running of the club?
davieG Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Where would you stand should the fans decide to lodge an official protest against the board and its running of the club? In the West stand
Dr The Singh Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Where would you stand should the fans decide to lodge an official protest against the board and its running of the club? Far, far away from the protestors!!
fantastic_mr_fox Posted 9 August 2006 Author Posted 9 August 2006 Far, far away from the protestors!! ok so if it does come to this - which it could well do - what steps would fans need to take?
davieG Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 ok so if it does come to this - which it could well do - what steps would fans need to take? Does Row ZZ exist? There's quite few steps up to that level and you'd be well out of the way.
fantastic_mr_fox Posted 9 August 2006 Author Posted 9 August 2006 Does Row ZZ exist? There's quite few steps up to that level and you'd be well out of the way. oh dear - let the club rot them mate - just what u clearly want
Dr The Singh Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 ok so if it does come to this - which it could well do - what steps would fans need to take? Mecca is east...........pray!!! Only kiddin!! I haven't a clue, we can see on this forum the frustration, the longer it goes on the worse it will get....until breaking point...........
Daggers Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Protesting is a time-honored tradition and your legal right. Protests can be as peaceful, legal, and safe as you wish, suitable for teens and elderly people and everyone in between. We recommend protesting as often as you can because you are more likely to have an impact that way.For us, that is once a week for 1 & 1⁄2 hours each time. We respect our volunteers' schedules and always try to start and end the protests on schedule. We base our protests on those of activist Janet Enoch, who successfully closed down two Petlands through weekly protests. Protesting For Beginners
Gamesmaster Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 We could do with a prayer corner, under the fosse restaurant, near me.
Dr The Singh Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Protesting For Beginners Great, I finally can close a Petland!!!!!
Daggers Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Great, I finally can close a Petland!!!!! Free the Petland 4!
Solihullfox Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 Where would you stand should the fans decide to lodge an official protest against the board and its running of the club? On what stance would you be protesting against the board ? What are the board doing incorrectly in running the club ?
Daggers Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 In the West stand No you wouldn't or you'd end up being asked to leave
Dr The Singh Posted 9 August 2006 Posted 9 August 2006 We could do with a prayer corner, under the fosse restaurant, near me. That gave me an idea......what if we convert the ground into a multifaith curch or something ie, mosque, church, temple, synagogue, and athiest........we would ask all the congregation to donate etc...for good causes.........that would raise loads of cash for players!!! Come of it, the grounds going to be empty and deserted in a season!!!
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