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[Mattyblue]

End of the day that will be the reaction of most of the remaining rump of crowd. 

You’ll be very disappointed if you expect anything else. Like it’s been said many times, 10,000 have walked away, that’s your protest right there. The majority who are left just want to watch a game of football with some lads in a blue and white shirt.
 

[RevidgeBlue]

5 minutes ago, Mattyblue said:

End of the day that will be the reaction of most of the remaining rump of crowd. 

You’ll be very disappointed if you expect anything else. Like it’s been said many times, 10,000 have walked away, that’s your protest right there. The majority who are left just want to watch a game of football with some lads in a blue and white shirt.
 

There might be a few plastic snakes in attendance though.

[RevidgeBlue]

34 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said:

Why protest in our 150th anniversary game against Derby?.

You know the answer already but the advantage of a protest for this game would be that there will somewhat more attention on this fixture than usual due to the occasion. Add into that it's on Sky, the Eustace factor, and the fact it already seems to be a relegation six pointer.

Just so we know where we stand, are you opposed in principle to protests before, during or after any game or just this specific one?

[DE.]

After the reported falsification of the previous official minutes, and the club's seeming refusal to engage with anything other than positive feedback (or trivial issues), any meeting seems utterly pointless. Meeting with these people only legitimises their presence and authority. If their actions were as detailed previously, then Glen and the Action Group's stance is absolutely the correct one. Attending would be a waste of everyone's time. 

[wilsdenrover]

6 hours ago, chaddyrovers said:

Why protest in our 150th anniversary game against Derby?.

Because we don’t want this to be the last landmark anniversary the club reaches.