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We had this the other day, your problem is you can't accept an answer unless it's what you want to hear. I'll clarify, not that it was in doubt from the last answer. It doesn't matter what anyone does, they will go when they're ready. Just why anyone would go to a home game a couple of weeks back, then suddenly come on here claiming that a boycott is the only way, is beyond mental. If you want to stay away, then stay away, it's your prerogative,but I won't. If you want, we can go on discussing the ridiculous contradictions from now until next Saturday, or just accept each other's decision.

They'll go when they're ready and not before,I think you're kidding yourself if you think otherwise .

Their wealth should be an asset, instead it's the problem, unlike other owners who were/are losing money, they don't need to sell.

Born offside.

He looks off side.

I have, but when it's constantly looking for and pointing out negatives, then putting anything remotely positive down to luck, then it all becomes a bit pointless having a discussion.

Pointless even trying to make anything like a positive comment. Every silver lining has to have a cloud.

To be honest, he looks like he could play anywhere up top, one thing's for sure, someone has got a good eye.

Unless we wanted to be able to play with wingers

Don't tell me, you threw it🤣

I've no idea. Could be as simple as one snowball.

The difference is their wealth , they can afford to do whatever they want to do, the wealth of other owners who have had to get rid doesn't come near, Chansiri for a start.

That wasn't the meaning of a cliff edge moment, it was me who said it and I wouldn't suggest that anyone should or shouldn't do anything.

This is the problem for me, just how indefinite everything is. It's already been "a long time", you're talking as if it starts on Saturday. They won't be forced out, of that I'm certain.

How do you define short term?

That wasn't the point though was it ?

So when the owners wind up the club because it isn't financially viable, it will be my fault because I kept going, not yours who has not only "stopped" going, but has urged others to do the same as well as stop giving the club any money. And it's me who apparently doesn't understand contradiction 🤦

There's a lot of contradiction on both sides of the argument, but that post has to take the biscuit.

It is a fact that none of them are associates

Before I start, I'm not trying to start an argument, I'm just providing you with the information so that you've got some anecdotal stuff to consider. Since new year, I've asked at least 7 (2 today) if they're boycotting and not one is. One of them goes from a pub in Darwen and doesn't know anyone from that pub who is boycotting. Nobody I've asked even seemed to consider it. Maybe someone else has any info

Was it last season Martinelli was off the pitch "injured" and Arteta urged him to roll back on to get the game stopped ? Just hope they don't win it, not a very likeable club.

At least we'll have 2 Axels, even if the wheels have fallen off.

Don't listen to what other fans say, he'll probably end up slumming it at Espanyol with Dolan.

Swerving what? Are you going a bit mental ? Why would I suggest it if I wouldn't take part? It was only a suggestion though that I thought up in about 5 seconds. Maybe someone could think of something better, maybe something that didn't require "props".

It was me who suggested the red card,did you actually read what I said ? It was my idea, I was the first to suggest it after the Leicester game. How about you change your stance and come and do an in ground protest? You could even lead it, or is it unrealistic for you to even consider changing your mind ?