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[TheOtherTerryMac]

And that’s before the boycott!!!

[Zippity]

Cracking effort.

But, what fucked me off massively was when the 'get out of our club' chant started, there was a sizeable chunk behind us who started their own version but replaced fcb with 'you boycotting bastads' get out of our club.

ffs, man...I can't stand these 'uber' fans who tell you what you can and can't do...they're equally as bad as those who have a go at folk who do go. You can't win, man but abusing fellow supporters because they're having a go at Ashley????????? How fucking thick are these morons?

Really hacked me off, it did...can you tell?

[Kingstonbob1]

I went to the protest outside the Milburn reception after the game. Some ar2ehole in his late 40s came down from the Leazes with his lass in tow doing the w@nker sign at people looking for a reaction. It’ll be the same type of person Zippity. They have their opinion and we have ours. Thankfully the protesters who saw him didn’t respond - taking the moral high ground certainly worked as he was well out numbered.

[Zippity]

I went to the protest outside the Milburn reception after the game. Some ar2ehole in his late 40s came down from the Leazes with his lass in tow doing the w@nker sign at people looking for a reaction. It’ll be the same type of person Zippity. They have their opinion and we have ours. Thankfully the protesters who saw him didn’t respond - taking the moral high ground certainly worked as he was well out numbered.

It was the same when we had the walk-out a few seasons ago...same people behind us were shouting 'aye, fuck off, part time supporters'????

We've all got our own ideas on what's best for the club but this whole 'I'm a proper supporter because I do/don't go and you're a wanker if you don't agree with me' is just pathetic.

[TheOtherTerryMac]

Everyone is entitled to their opinion like Ar$eholes everyone’s has one

But that’s 3,000 down on a full house seems as though fans are voting with their feet.

[Kingstonbob1]

Just thinking. Remember the ‘Sack the Board’ protests back in the late 80’ early 90’s there was no divide. Mind if you had a different view you wouldn’t have spoken out on the terraces anyway. I just think it’s the way people are now a lot of Sky fans who just go for the day out and when it comes down to it are just apathetic about alot of things. Just can’t be bothered to be out of their comfort zone. If things went t1ts up they would just find something else to do. Thing is the same ones having a go as you say will be the first to boo when they aren’t happy. They were probably the ones who apparently booed Perez on to the field. Apathetic snowflakes ill call them.

[michaelowen]

Divide and conquer. The fans dividing along "**** Ashley" and "support the players/manager" is exactly what Ashley wants and needs. I personally can't understand why Anyone bought a season ticket, but that's just my opinion

[Kingstonbob1]

It was the same when we had the walk-out a few seasons ago...same people behind us were shouting 'aye, fuck off, part time supporters'????

We've all got our own ideas on what's best for the club but this whole 'I'm a proper supporter because I do/don't go and you're a wanker if you don't agree with me' is just pathetic.

Do they have a go at people who start leaving from 80 mins onwards? Most of the feckers won’t have even been born when we were watching the Sweeney, Sloan and Askew era ffs. As I say Sky fans. Not happy boo + they’ll be the feckers dancing around on the concourse hoying beer about at away games videoing themselves looking like t1ts.

[toptoon]

Everyone is entitled to their opinion like Ar$eholes everyone’s has one

But that’s 3,000 down on a full house seems as though fans are voting with their feet.

I agree, but anyone who goes to the Wolves match has nothing against Ashley’ s running of the club.
It’s only one game and the chance to show that you’re not satisfied.

[Zippity]

I agree, but anyone who goes to the Wolves match has nothing against Ashley’ s running of the club.
It’s only one game and the chance to show that you’re not satisfied.

I know what you mean...and I'm boycotting precisely because it is an opportunity to show how we feel. I disagree, though, that it means folk aren't against Ashley's running of the club. To me, a lot of them are just of the opinion that it's not the way to go about supporting the club. And I'm fine with them having that opinion...I just think they're wrong.