Reply With QuoteA well organised, vociferous and essentially peaceful gathering of affected people before the match.
Obviously some people think banners are a tad barbaric or just downright silly. Personally, if I am at a game, I would rather support the team and keep any negative thoughts to myself during the 90 mins, especially prior to the game.
I am just curious what a dignified protest means nowadays. I'm sure the Wengerites would love it if there wasn't so much as a squeak against him, but that's hardly possible.
Would it be better if the banner lot sang "**** off till you've won the league" or "you're gonna get your fackin 'ead kicked in" to Wenger instead? Or simply abstained from attending matches?
A well organised, vociferous and essentially peaceful gathering of affected people before the match.
Why protest at all?Originally Posted by Paul Vaessen's moment of glory
Oh, they'll be 'affected' alright. Bunch of attention-seeking man-child ****s that they are.
how about protest by not showing up?
Many of 'em are women nowadays though. But that is part of a wider set of issues, I think.*Why protest at all?
*Sorry. Flatviewing again.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
If the fans were to cease their fervent support for five minutes.
Mass self-immolation outside the ground. That would show they're serious, rather than just jumped-up self-entitled ****s.
The Grampus 8 ploy?
"Gramps" supporters committed hari-kari in protest. Wenger not only resigned, he fled the country.
Wearing a nice pair of 10 denier tights round his house then taking a **** in them n massaging the **** around my cocktail n balls inside the tights whilst his wife Lickey my arsehole whilst he had to explain why theo gets a game whilst flossing hid teeth on my banjo while begging I don't fist him..what woz questions again ?
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