Red00012
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And so it should . We need to keep this going .Its still going ahead
And so it should . We need to keep this going .Its still going ahead
This doesn't seem to have much backing.So what’s the latest news on this? Still doing it I expect?
Liverpool is when they will get the most coverage as TV camera will be there.This doesn't seem to have much backing.
I'll be at the Liverpool home game one next week.
So there’s one outside Old Trafford at the Trinity Statue at Saturday at 3pm, and another at Sunday 1st of May at 2 pm ahead of the Liverpool game?This doesn't seem to have much backing.
I'll be at the Liverpool home game one next week.
Take one out of the Irish fans book and throw a load of tennis balls into the pitch at the same time. Harmless but sends a messageProtest before the Liverpool game is a good idea.
Previous movements have lost momentum very quickly so we need to be wary.
I also think someone needs to take charge of the wider movement here. Everything from media/press releases to rules of conduct on protests needs to be considered.
There also needs to be a "what next" scenario. If the Glazers just ignore everything like they did in 2005 and 2010. Where do we go from there?
Are people prepared to break the law (pitch invasions etc) to get the message across?
People will sip their sweet tea and say Well Bless Their Hearts...I’m trying to organise one here in Texas.
Not tomorrow we won't. Maybe at the Liverpool gameThat Arsenal protest is extremely impressive. I know its not about out-protesting one another, but will we top that?
I think that them having a match on gives them an advantage, even though they obviously can't go in and watch it. It'd attract people.
Ours before Liverpool should be epic. Imagine the whole world watches that fixture also. The fans need to disrupt everythingThat Arsenal protest is extremely impressive. I know its not about out-protesting one another, but will we top that?
I think that them having a match on gives them an advantage, even though they obviously can't go in and watch it. It'd attract people.
Nah. Everything helps. Twenty people showed at Carrington. It was news for 48 hours and Ole talked about it on the game presser. If twenty people shows tomorrow, it’s gonna make the TV footage build up to the Leeds game. Get even more going for the Liverpool game. Tbf, even Trumps pathetic tweets works in the long run for a reason.I like the idea of having two protests but I'm worried the one tomorrow will be pathetically small since we aren't actually playing at home.
This will discourage people and they might give up.
Nice one. It’s actually Shakespeare in Henry V has the copyright I think, but tennis balls weren’t green and gold back then.Take one out of the Irish fans book and throw a load of tennis balls into the pitch at the same time. Harmless but sends a message
Now if it were in Boston ...People will sip their sweet tea and say Well Bless Their Hearts...
I like the idea. Red is the colour of May the 1st.I hope everyone who can comes out tomorrow!
I would love for the fans to co-protest with Liverpool when we play them. Really show that despite the hate we have for them we are all united to get these vampires out of these teams.
Nah Klopp reckons we should all calm down. Prick.We’re there any protests from Liverpool fans today? Not seeing much talk about it if there was. Klopp telling everyone to calm down and move on.
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