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There are some right spineless, selfish, bricks in the wall out there. Match going fans like Seymour are worse cancers than Ashley. Set of c***s the lot of them!

Calling me a cancer :lol:

 

If 45k+ are cancers to the club then why not go to the ground and tell them all that then?

Why not do something about it to get rid off these 45k+ cancers?

 

If I felt as strongly as you and I thought boycotting would get rid of him, then I certainly would.

Why not do something about the fans going to the ground?

What? A picket line in effect. Approach strangers outside of SJP and say 'Hoo yee, i think you're a c*** for going to the game' which probably leads to physical violence in font of a heavy police presence and all on CCTV. Sensible.

Aye, why not mate? Why not stop those nasty cancerous supporters from going to the game?

Surely if boycotting gets rid off Ashley and those supporters are still going to games then you should be doing something?

 

 

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You could certainly argue that yes, but that doesn't mean that you turn your back on the club like some have and actively want it lose football matches

 

But if you agree that the fans and club both have things they're expected to do... then if the club stops doing its side, surely fans are justified in walking away?

 

The obligation on fans to not turn their back is based on an assumption that the club is trying.

Ofcourse the fans are justified for not going, we've just lost one of the best managers that we'll get for a very long time, a manager who with the correct backing could taken this football club forward.

 

I've not said that fans aren't justified for staying away, what I've consistently said is that I don't think staying away will help, which I don't.

 

If I thought giving up my season ticket for ayear would help, I could go a year without going to a game, but I don't think it will.

Thats my opinion which I'm entitled too.

 

Would you miss one game, just to see? Or is that asking a bit too much? Do I need to go and ask the other 44,999 people you expect to turn up, face to face, if they'll boycott before you do?

Aye, why not do that?

 

Fans who go to games are worse than Mike Ashley, cancerous cretins apparently, they're holding your football club back by going to games?

Why not go tell them how you feel? You obviously feel very strong about it

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You could certainly argue that yes, but that doesn't mean that you turn your back on the club like some have and actively want it lose football matches

 

But if you agree that the fans and club both have things they're expected to do... then if the club stops doing its side, surely fans are justified in walking away?

 

The obligation on fans to not turn their back is based on an assumption that the club is trying.

Ofcourse the fans are justified for not going, we've just lost one of the best managers that we'll get for a very long time, a manager who with the correct backing could taken this football club forward.

 

I've not said that fans aren't justified for staying away, what I've consistently said is that I don't think staying away will help, which I don't.

 

If I thought giving up my season ticket for ayear would help, I could go a year without going to a game, but I don't think it will.

Thats my opinion which I'm entitled too.

 

Would you miss one game, just to see? Or is that asking a bit too much? Do I need to go and ask the other 44,999 people you expect to turn up, face to face, if they'll boycott before you do?

Aye, why not do that?

 

Fans who go to games are worse than Mike Ashley, cancerous cretins apparently, they're holding your football club back by going to games?

Why not go tell them how you feel? You obviously feel very strong about it

 

So you won't miss one game?

 

Also, I've not actually said that the fans who go to games are worse than Ashley, or cancer etc.

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You could certainly argue that yes, but that doesn't mean that you turn your back on the club like some have and actively want it lose football matches

 

But if you agree that the fans and club both have things they're expected to do... then if the club stops doing its side, surely fans are justified in walking away?

 

The obligation on fans to not turn their back is based on an assumption that the club is trying.

Ofcourse the fans are justified for not going, we've just lost one of the best managers that we'll get for a very long time, a manager who with the correct backing could taken this football club forward.

 

I've not said that fans aren't justified for staying away, what I've consistently said is that I don't think staying away will help, which I don't.

 

If I thought giving up my season ticket for ayear would help, I could go a year without going to a game, but I don't think it will.

Thats my opinion which I'm entitled too.

 

If the attendances dropped to 35k it would definitely make Mike a bit more willing to sell like. That's a hefty drop in income alone, then you would have a half empty stadium which reduces the value of the brand and the appeal to sponsors and companies paying to be associated with the club. Can't really count SD among those as they don't pay, but it would still look bad for them to have their names plastered over empty stands.

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You could certainly argue that yes, but that doesn't mean that you turn your back on the club like some have and actively want it lose football matches

 

But if you agree that the fans and club both have things they're expected to do... then if the club stops doing its side, surely fans are justified in walking away?

 

The obligation on fans to not turn their back is based on an assumption that the club is trying.

Ofcourse the fans are justified for not going, we've just lost one of the best managers that we'll get for a very long time, a manager who with the correct backing could taken this football club forward.

 

I've not said that fans aren't justified for staying away, what I've consistently said is that I don't think staying away will help, which I don't.

 

If I thought giving up my season ticket for ayear would help, I could go a year without going to a game, but I don't think it will.

Thats my opinion which I'm entitled too.

 

Would you miss one game, just to see? Or is that asking a bit too much? Do I need to go and ask the other 44,999 people you expect to turn up, face to face, if they'll boycott before you do?

Aye, why not do that?

 

Fans who go to games are worse than Mike Ashley, cancerous cretins apparently, they're holding your football club back by going to games?

Why not go tell them how you feel? You obviously feel very strong about it

 

So you won't miss one game?

 

Also, I've not actually said that the fans who go to games are worse than Ashley, or cancer etc.

One game will do f*** all man!!!

 

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You could certainly argue that yes, but that doesn't mean that you turn your back on the club like some have and actively want it lose football matches

 

But if you agree that the fans and club both have things they're expected to do... then if the club stops doing its side, surely fans are justified in walking away?

 

The obligation on fans to not turn their back is based on an assumption that the club is trying.

Ofcourse the fans are justified for not going, we've just lost one of the best managers that we'll get for a very long time, a manager who with the correct backing could taken this football club forward.

 

I've not said that fans aren't justified for staying away, what I've consistently said is that I don't think staying away will help, which I don't.

 

If I thought giving up my season ticket for ayear would help, I could go a year without going to a game, but I don't think it will.

Thats my opinion which I'm entitled too.

 

Would you miss one game, just to see? Or is that asking a bit too much? Do I need to go and ask the other 44,999 people you expect to turn up, face to face, if they'll boycott before you do?

Aye, why not do that?

 

Fans who go to games are worse than Mike Ashley, cancerous cretins apparently, they're holding your football club back by going to games?

Why not go tell them how you feel? You obviously feel very strong about it

 

So you won't miss one game?

 

Also, I've not actually said that the fans who go to games are worse than Ashley, or cancer etc.

One day will do fuck all man!!!

 

Other supporters have

 

What about a half empty stadium week in week out as I mentioned above? You don't think that will affect Ashley?

 

 

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You could certainly argue that yes, but that doesn't mean that you turn your back on the club like some have and actively want it lose football matches

 

But if you agree that the fans and club both have things they're expected to do... then if the club stops doing its side, surely fans are justified in walking away?

 

The obligation on fans to not turn their back is based on an assumption that the club is trying.

Ofcourse the fans are justified for not going, we've just lost one of the best managers that we'll get for a very long time, a manager who with the correct backing could taken this football club forward.

 

I've not said that fans aren't justified for staying away, what I've consistently said is that I don't think staying away will help, which I don't.

 

If I thought giving up my season ticket for ayear would help, I could go a year without going to a game, but I don't think it will.

Thats my opinion which I'm entitled too.

 

Would you miss one game, just to see? Or is that asking a bit too much? Do I need to go and ask the other 44,999 people you expect to turn up, face to face, if they'll boycott before you do?

Aye, why not do that?

 

Fans who go to games are worse than Mike Ashley, cancerous cretins apparently, they're holding your football club back by going to games?

Why not go tell them how you feel? You obviously feel very strong about it

 

So you won't miss one game?

 

Also, I've not actually said that the fans who go to games are worse than Ashley, or cancer etc.

One game will do f*** all man!!!

 

Other supporters have

 

Yeah, but I haven't, so no need to label me with that.

 

So your answer is "no, I won't miss one game"?

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You could certainly argue that yes, but that doesn't mean that you turn your back on the club like some have and actively want it lose football matches

 

But if you agree that the fans and club both have things they're expected to do... then if the club stops doing its side, surely fans are justified in walking away?

 

The obligation on fans to not turn their back is based on an assumption that the club is trying.

Ofcourse the fans are justified for not going, we've just lost one of the best managers that we'll get for a very long time, a manager who with the correct backing could taken this football club forward.

 

I've not said that fans aren't justified for staying away, what I've consistently said is that I don't think staying away will help, which I don't.

 

If I thought giving up my season ticket for ayear would help, I could go a year without going to a game, but I don't think it will.

Thats my opinion which I'm entitled too.

 

Would you miss one game, just to see? Or is that asking a bit too much? Do I need to go and ask the other 44,999 people you expect to turn up, face to face, if they'll boycott before you do?

Aye, why not do that?

 

Fans who go to games are worse than Mike Ashley, cancerous cretins apparently, they're holding your football club back by going to games?

Why not go tell them how you feel? You obviously feel very strong about it

 

So you won't miss one game?

 

Also, I've not actually said that the fans who go to games are worse than Ashley, or cancer etc.

One day will do f*** all man!!!

 

Other supporters have

 

What about a half empty stadium week in week out as I mentioned above? You don't think that will affect Ashley?

Its less revenue, so he would be less happy obviously.

But no I don't think that would make him sell the club, ticket revenue is a small percentage of his income.

 

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I mean it's ridiculous. We've literally got rid of one bad owner in our lifetimes by acting together. And now people are saying that there's no point trying to act together to get rid of a bad owner.

 

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I guess McKeag just left because he got bored? Left when he wanted to, nothing to do with the fans.

 

Is that what you think? That all the protests back then were utterly pointless?

Mckeag had a willing buyer/consortium that fought for years buying shares.

Who's doing that now?

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Its less revenue, so he would be less happy obviously.

But no I don't think that would make him sell the club, ticket revenue is a small percentage of his income.

 

 

But if that "less revenue" is enough to mean the club makes him a loss rather than a profit, his whole reason for owning us disappears.

 

It doesn't have to reduce his income to zero. :lol: Just enough to make us a millstone around his neck rather than a cash cow for him. Saying "but other revenue is more" is completely missing the point.

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I guess McKeag just left because he got bored? Left when he wanted to, nothing to do with the fans.

 

Is that what you think? That all the protests back then were utterly pointless?

Mckeag had a willing buyer/consortium that fought for years buying shares.

Who's doing that now?

 

Well 3 parties have tried. Kenyon, Stavely and now BZG :lol: But willing buyers are irrelevant because we don't have a willing seller. And we don't have a willing seller because he's making a profit out of the club/your season ticket money.

 

Stop that, and he will become a willing seller. Then the buyers have a fighting chance.

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Its less revenue, so he would be less happy obviously.

But no I don't think that would make him sell the club, ticket revenue is a small percentage of his income.

 

 

But if that "less revenue" is enough to mean the club makes him a loss rather than a profit, his whole reason for owning us disappears.

 

It doesn't have to reduce his income to zero. :lol: Just enough to make us a millstone around his neck rather than a cash cow for him. Saying "but other revenue is more" is completely missing the point.

Ticket revenue wouldn't be the difference between profit and loss

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I guess McKeag just left because he got bored? Left when he wanted to, nothing to do with the fans.

 

Is that what you think? That all the protests back then were utterly pointless?

Mckeag had a willing buyer/consortium that fought for years buying shares.

Who's doing that now?

 

Now 100% convinced this guy is a club plant.

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You could certainly argue that yes, but that doesn't mean that you turn your back on the club like some have and actively want it lose football matches

 

But if you agree that the fans and club both have things they're expected to do... then if the club stops doing its side, surely fans are justified in walking away?

 

The obligation on fans to not turn their back is based on an assumption that the club is trying.

Ofcourse the fans are justified for not going, we've just lost one of the best managers that we'll get for a very long time, a manager who with the correct backing could taken this football club forward.

 

I've not said that fans aren't justified for staying away, what I've consistently said is that I don't think staying away will help, which I don't.

 

If I thought giving up my season ticket for ayear would help, I could go a year without going to a game, but I don't think it will.

Thats my opinion which I'm entitled too.

 

Would you miss one game, just to see? Or is that asking a bit too much? Do I need to go and ask the other 44,999 people you expect to turn up, face to face, if they'll boycott before you do?

Aye, why not do that?

 

Fans who go to games are worse than Mike Ashley, cancerous cretins apparently, they're holding your football club back by going to games?

Why not go tell them how you feel? You obviously feel very strong about it

 

So you won't miss one game?

 

Also, I've not actually said that the fans who go to games are worse than Ashley, or cancer etc.

One day will do f*** all man!!!

 

Other supporters have

 

What about a half empty stadium week in week out as I mentioned above? You don't think that will affect Ashley?

Its less revenue, so he would be less happy obviously.

But no I don't think that would make him sell the club, ticket revenue is a small percentage of his income.

 

 

It wasn't in the Championship but you still went. You just want to go to the match and that's fair enough, good luck to you. It's the pretence that I can't abide. You know full well that an empty ground in the Championship would be enormously damaging to him. You just don't care.

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