ToonArmy1892

Anyone know roughly how many tickets left for Chelsea?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/article-6093757/Investor-revolt-cards-Sports-Direct.html

We shouldn't be wasting our time and energy on the likes of Gray, Wise etc, they aren't the target. That is what Ashley wants, us to divert our attentiom away from JUST him.

The fact that no one goes in the store while the protest is on is a win in itself, lost revenue.

Agree with tubes, has to be taken to the next level, protests in ground/boycott, with the other things like the SD protest aswell ofcourse, there was anti Ashley chants at the Chelsea game anyway. The "don't want to affect the team" aproach has to be done away with now imo, desperate times call for desperate measures.

Interesting if this doesn't sell out.

Hope it's every home game (away aswell ideally), like the Rangers fan said we have to keep at it, even if it looks like we're getting nowhere, we WILL get our club back! The truth will always out.

Here man, should i still click the ads?

Who is going to the protest then?

I see Shawcross is still at Stoke, never lived up to his potential.

stop spending in Sports Direct. As if you need to tell that to anyone on here

3 hours before kick off, not going to be anywhere near as many people in town.

So should i still click the ads?

Don't think it will be as good a turn out as the first one, but great work all the same.

Everlast, sports vest, cricket ball.

Rugby ball, rugby shirt, rugby boots.

Sports shorts, cycle helmet, slazenger polo shirt.

Golf balls, golf shoes, driver club, tennis racket.

tracksuit bottoms, footballs, tennis balls, boxing gloves.

Yea so one click per day, on as many different search terms as possible, is the way to go.

Even assuming you don't get filtered out, 3 clicks a day is going to be costing an Advertiser not very much. Especially in the context of all the genuine traffic a big advertiser might be getting - you'll be accounting for 0.00000001% of spend. My advice would be to not waste your time. Still better than not doing it.

So everytime you click an advertised link, it costs him? For every different search term, one click per day?