MaineDAWG2008
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During protest one should blast out the uefa champions league anthem. This time no booing. The champiooons lalalalala
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Super League Protest Saturday 3pm
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Any protest should include Rags and Scousers. Northern football fans should stand together on this.Since when do you need donations for a protest unless they plan on bringing another muppet show banner along. Unfortunately these lot seem to have a big presence in our fanbase, im not against organised fan groups but them lot have been about as useless as stephen hawkings treadmill over the years always bending over for the club because their scared theyll take their flags away if they don't
daveyboybluemoon
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I hope its a bit better than the Save our Sven one in 2008, where we all marched round an empty ground, when no one from the club was there. Was a bit cringy looking back at that
They might need toI fear that protests will get out of hand. I hope not.
If they do it'll only make matters worse imo.They might need to
Especially if the lowest scumbags are allowed to take centerstage (like the bus batterers of Liverpool). People like that don't represent the majority but they will if allowed.
From 1894 facebook , supporting anyone who wants to go along this saturday at 3 and also chelsea home game where officials present.
www.facebook.com/weare1894
"We said we want answers from the club. We are giving the club time to respond. The ball is in their court. They will either see the error of their ways or they will simply fans over it.
We are working in conjunction with other City supporters groups and also other fan groups nationwide.
Collectively we are lobbying at the highest levels nationally and internationally including within the political sphere.
We will never get another chance like this to push the government to legislate against the ownership models we have today and against what is being proposed with this ESL. That's what's going on behind the scenes.
All options are on the table in the medium term including organised boycotts - and targeting of ESL sponsors.
In the meantime we could be kicked out of the Premiership and the Champions League.
The club officials who agreed this deal would be present at our home games so we anticipate that for Chelsea at home there will be an outpouring of emotion.
We applaud supporters who took it upon themselves to make a stand outside the stadium on Monday.
We have seen suggestions that people also go along this Saturday at 3pm, the traditional time for football and good luck to those who will be there. They have our support.
We will also have a presence at Wembley on Sunday."
www.facebook.com/weare1894
"We said we want answers from the club. We are giving the club time to respond. The ball is in their court. They will either see the error of their ways or they will simply fans over it.
We are working in conjunction with other City supporters groups and also other fan groups nationwide.
Collectively we are lobbying at the highest levels nationally and internationally including within the political sphere.
We will never get another chance like this to push the government to legislate against the ownership models we have today and against what is being proposed with this ESL. That's what's going on behind the scenes.
All options are on the table in the medium term including organised boycotts - and targeting of ESL sponsors.
In the meantime we could be kicked out of the Premiership and the Champions League.
The club officials who agreed this deal would be present at our home games so we anticipate that for Chelsea at home there will be an outpouring of emotion.
We applaud supporters who took it upon themselves to make a stand outside the stadium on Monday.
We have seen suggestions that people also go along this Saturday at 3pm, the traditional time for football and good luck to those who will be there. They have our support.
We will also have a presence at Wembley on Sunday."
supercity88
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Jeez what a huge overreaction from a handful of fans. No details have even been announced other than a pledge to fulfill our obligations in the domestic competitions.
We’re (maybe) moving from one elitist protectionist virtual monopoly of a European tournament to another one and this apparently is enough for some supporters to break a life long bond.
Kneejerk reaction.
UEFA are clearly corrupt and elitist but can you see why?! These clubs are forcing them to be in order to preserve their status and financial power. We were all about challenging that and now have got in bed with the people we should be against and are looking to set up a competition that has nothing to do with sporting ability at all. It isn't a competitiom because there is no promotion or relegation.
Qualification is based on who has the most power and money. It is bollocks and needs an instant reaction.
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Get on Twitter to some City celebrities like Liam Gallagher and ask him to get involved. The more publicity the better.
Even if it only ends up being Jason Mangoes at least it might draw more attention than just the fans.
Even if it only ends up being Jason Mangoes at least it might draw more attention than just the fans.