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Media has definitely changed with this campaign getting the message out there.  Might listen to phone in tonight for the first time this year and see what there take is after yesterday.

100% agree, I was sceptical of the protest at first, but the media have instantly gone from an endless spiel of 'be careful what you wish for, Pardew is god, be thankful you have Ashley' bollocks to turning on him and supporting us

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Guest antz1uk

http://i.imgur.com/QFUQSs3.png

 

the comment :lol:

:lol: He's bang on.

 

i'm bald as a coot, i'd take it in a heartbeat  :lol:

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Guest antz1uk

NewcastleCityCouncil ‏@NewcastleCC  17m17 minutes ago

For clarification, the council has not issued the number of people who attended yesterday's #NUFC game.

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Seems like #boycottswansea is starting up now like

 

For some reason I can't see it being as effective this weekend.

No tv cameras but if it continues, the media will pick it up and make it a bigger deal than yesterday.

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Guest antz1uk

it's fine, it has given people initiative and they are starting to do something. if they want to do it it's fine by me. all they've needed was a nudge and a little educating with some media support.

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Guest Brendan_Rice

Who lied about the attendance?

 

Apparently the figures released were tickets sold including season ticket holders, not the amount of people through the turn stiles

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Wouldn't be surprised if it was as low as 30,075, but I think that 35/36k is more likely. A magnificent attempt, though.

 

The big question is where do AshleyOut go from here? I bet a lot of yesterday's boycotters were happy to do it as a one-off, but twice? Then again, some who did go probably had their eyes opened. It could really go in either direction.

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Doubt another boycott would work personally especially with those who have paid for their tickets.  People would miss one game but unless your completely fed up - like me - but they wouldn't sack off all of the remaining games.  Just my thoughts anyway. 

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I think the seeds have been well sown in terms of fans staying away. Plenty will return for the next match but there will be more and more turning their backs as a result of the dross we see on the pitch anyway.

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I'm hoping that the media backing the move along with yesterday's performance making people question why they turned up in the first place having walked out before the final whistle might make a similar attempt more impactful.

 

Probably not, but it could go either way, those doing it as a one off may want to go back or they might have felt part of something bigger and want to do more. No amount of online polls will tell us the truth, only the actual time of the next action.

 

I hope this is just the start of a strong campaign against Ashley that will build greater momentum as it goes along and not just phase out into ambivalent acceptance again.

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Guest TruToon94

What do fans fucking need to give up support at this point? 

 

Things can't get worse. Even teams who get relegated have somebody at the club who try to win. Not a single person beyond Jamaat and Perez want to win in the entire club seemingly. Players, staff, board, no desire to make the changes necessary to win.

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