Protests Planned.

Who ever listens to a peaceful protest? I’d suggest a very non peaceful protest on the pitch at the Tranmere game.

 

I don’t care, it’ll do more than sending a bunch of fecking letters that never arrived.

 

Anybody got any examples of when this had a positive effect?

 

Have you got any examples of Rupps ownership having a positive effect?

 

???

 

Ok then, tell us where you sit we will all join your row and clap and cheer along with you instead

 

Anyone who think that protests are a bad idea for whatever reasons they think deserve the club the get to watch right now.

 

No, I didn't think so.

Back to thinking about how we effect positive change then.

 

What’s the alternative, keep calm and carry on?

 

Need to organise something like this to get media attention, then it will snowball.
Writing letters won’t work.
However, if the aim is to get rid of Rupp and Sparks then fans must be willing to back the club at current levels once that objective is achieved, even if that’s in the NL

 

boys it only works if we are all together forget the other stuff..... rather than shout at each other, lets shout at them ivory tower geezer mr hot water Sparks........ this machine is broken and it aint working....

 

Blackpool, Charlton and Coventry off the top of my head.

 

Define non-peaceful. As in, what could it include as opposed to a strictly dictionary one.

 

owner of Reading seems to be finally selling up.

didn’t their fans invade the pitch earlier this season?

 

Protest by not buying a season ticket and vote with your feet.

 

Have United fans voted with their feet to get the Glazers out? No, Old Trafford is full every week.
Pitch invasions and disruptions is the only way.

 

of they had voted with their feet maybe Glazers would have left rather than still been in charge

 

An American and Saudi collaborative group are in exclusivity talks it seems with Reading, although nothing confirmed. The EFL told their chairman he needs to fund or sell a few weeks back from memory. Sky were reporting yesterday that he still hasn't paid the outstanding tax bill they've already had a points deduction for and will likely get another one if it isn't paid this week.

The Reading deal isn't expected to be completed until mid-May if the bid is worth it's weight on paper. But if he doesn't pay March and Aprils bill to HMRC, they could be relegated to L2 at this rate just due to his ways.