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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… 10:17 - Mar 24 with 3882 viewsbariotneblue

Like I do, email the club. Whilst it’s good to air grievances (within reason, thinking about Phil here) on this message board, the club will only get a scale of the feelings if they are contacted directly.

I have emailed about my unhappiness in this matter, it would be interesting to know how many other TWTDers have.
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:19 - Mar 24 with 2083 viewsleather0294

Correct, Mark has said his emails are always open for those who have concerns

mark.ashton@itfc.co.uk
supporter.services@itfc.co.uk

I've sent one explaining my distate
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:30 - Mar 24 with 1986 viewsPencilpete

I don't think people should be getting this irate about it, would you be this angry if Keir Starmer visited ? or Kemi Badenoch or Ed Davey ?

I one million percent agree it's not a great look for the club to be seen to be taking sides politically, but i think that applies to ALL politicians not just Nigel Farage. BUT as long as the same access would be given to those other policitcal leaders should they decide to visit then theres literally nothing to see here ....

stop mixing football with your personal political opinions - it's not a good combination
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:30 - Mar 24 with 1962 viewsPowrigan

Grow up
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:31 - Mar 24 with 1964 viewsredrickstuhaart

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:30 - Mar 24 by Pencilpete

I don't think people should be getting this irate about it, would you be this angry if Keir Starmer visited ? or Kemi Badenoch or Ed Davey ?

I one million percent agree it's not a great look for the club to be seen to be taking sides politically, but i think that applies to ALL politicians not just Nigel Farage. BUT as long as the same access would be given to those other policitcal leaders should they decide to visit then theres literally nothing to see here ....

stop mixing football with your personal political opinions - it's not a good combination


Nonsensical.

Stop pretending that Reform and Farage are just another party.

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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:33 - Mar 24 with 1936 viewsbrazil1982

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:30 - Mar 24 by Pencilpete

I don't think people should be getting this irate about it, would you be this angry if Keir Starmer visited ? or Kemi Badenoch or Ed Davey ?

I one million percent agree it's not a great look for the club to be seen to be taking sides politically, but i think that applies to ALL politicians not just Nigel Farage. BUT as long as the same access would be given to those other policitcal leaders should they decide to visit then theres literally nothing to see here ....

stop mixing football with your personal political opinions - it's not a good combination


Guarantee people would be angry if Badenoch turned up too. But not Polanski.
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:34 - Mar 24 with 1931 viewsPencilpete

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:31 - Mar 24 by redrickstuhaart

Nonsensical.

Stop pretending that Reform and Farage are just another party.


Thats your opinion and you're entitled to it - it doesn't make you right and it certainly doesn't entitle you to email the club chairman over it

I'd rather Mark Ashton was spending his time running the club, not sitting there answering a load of spam emails from you about Nigel Farage !

GROW UP!!
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:35 - Mar 24 with 1927 viewsredrickstuhaart

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:34 - Mar 24 by Pencilpete

Thats your opinion and you're entitled to it - it doesn't make you right and it certainly doesn't entitle you to email the club chairman over it

I'd rather Mark Ashton was spending his time running the club, not sitting there answering a load of spam emails from you about Nigel Farage !

GROW UP!!


Its not an opinion. It is a demonstrable fact.

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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:35 - Mar 24 with 1912 viewsSwansea_Blue

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:30 - Mar 24 by Pencilpete

I don't think people should be getting this irate about it, would you be this angry if Keir Starmer visited ? or Kemi Badenoch or Ed Davey ?

I one million percent agree it's not a great look for the club to be seen to be taking sides politically, but i think that applies to ALL politicians not just Nigel Farage. BUT as long as the same access would be given to those other policitcal leaders should they decide to visit then theres literally nothing to see here ....

stop mixing football with your personal political opinions - it's not a good combination


It’s more about the racism and division he sows than politics. It wouldn’t matter which party he was in (he’s been in a few) he’s still the opposite of what the club stands for.

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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:35 - Mar 24 with 1917 viewsbluelagos

Is that the same Matk Ashton who didn't bother to reply to my email requesting the club follow other clubs in endorsing calls for a Hillsborough Law?

That Mark Ashton?

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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:36 - Mar 24 with 1902 viewsbariotneblue

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:30 - Mar 24 by Pencilpete

I don't think people should be getting this irate about it, would you be this angry if Keir Starmer visited ? or Kemi Badenoch or Ed Davey ?

I one million percent agree it's not a great look for the club to be seen to be taking sides politically, but i think that applies to ALL politicians not just Nigel Farage. BUT as long as the same access would be given to those other policitcal leaders should they decide to visit then theres literally nothing to see here ....

stop mixing football with your personal political opinions - it's not a good combination


Essentially I agree that the club should be completely neutral when it comes to politics. I’d be annoyed if Starmer or Badenoch or even the Greens promoted themselves using the club.

The issue I have is that the rhetoric that Farage promotes is completely counter active to the clubs policy of inclusivity. And all his quotes on immigration, LGTBQ+ issues and race are openly available in the public forum. That’s why I’m more annoyed than I would be if it were another politician.
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:37 - Mar 24 with 1894 viewsredrickstuhaart

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:33 - Mar 24 by brazil1982

Guarantee people would be angry if Badenoch turned up too. But not Polanski.


People would be angry yes. But not outraged as they are with this.

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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:40 - Mar 24 with 1846 viewsbournemouthblue

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:33 - Mar 24 by brazil1982

Guarantee people would be angry if Badenoch turned up too. But not Polanski.


The frothing at the mouth hard righters would get very upset by Polanski

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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:40 - Mar 24 with 1836 viewsbariotneblue

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:30 - Mar 24 by Powrigan

Grow up


What a wonderfully nuanced and well thought through reply!

As I’ve said in a response to another post on here, I’d be irritated if any political party used ITFC as a marketing tool.

My argument is that he promotes ideals which are hugely upsetting for a number of ITFC supporters when the club is meant to be entirely inclusive. That’s my issue
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:43 - Mar 24 with 1798 viewsPencilpete

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:35 - Mar 24 by redrickstuhaart

Its not an opinion. It is a demonstrable fact.


I'm not going to go into just because you believe something that makes it a fact - it doesn't there are people who like Farage, there are people who hate him, same with Starmer, Polanski ,Davey, Badenoch .... any political figure is controversial and I agree Farage and Polanski are more controversial than others and that the club should not be entertaining ANY politicians

Having said that to start spamming the club chairman with your political views is ridiculous ... RIDICULOUS ..... I'm pretty sure whatever your political views we can all agree Mr Ashton is a very busy man with a big job on his hands and we'd all rather he was focused on that than having to deal with god knows how many emails about the fact Nigel Farage went on a stadium tour
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:46 - Mar 24 with 1749 viewspositivity

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:43 - Mar 24 by Pencilpete

I'm not going to go into just because you believe something that makes it a fact - it doesn't there are people who like Farage, there are people who hate him, same with Starmer, Polanski ,Davey, Badenoch .... any political figure is controversial and I agree Farage and Polanski are more controversial than others and that the club should not be entertaining ANY politicians

Having said that to start spamming the club chairman with your political views is ridiculous ... RIDICULOUS ..... I'm pretty sure whatever your political views we can all agree Mr Ashton is a very busy man with a big job on his hands and we'd all rather he was focused on that than having to deal with god knows how many emails about the fact Nigel Farage went on a stadium tour


where would you draw the line? mosley? hitler?

when someone's views are demonstrably against the club's inclusive policies on anti-discimination, anti-racism etc then they shouldn't be allowed to use the club as a photo-op

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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:49 - Mar 24 with 1715 viewsbariotneblue

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:43 - Mar 24 by Pencilpete

I'm not going to go into just because you believe something that makes it a fact - it doesn't there are people who like Farage, there are people who hate him, same with Starmer, Polanski ,Davey, Badenoch .... any political figure is controversial and I agree Farage and Polanski are more controversial than others and that the club should not be entertaining ANY politicians

Having said that to start spamming the club chairman with your political views is ridiculous ... RIDICULOUS ..... I'm pretty sure whatever your political views we can all agree Mr Ashton is a very busy man with a big job on his hands and we'd all rather he was focused on that than having to deal with god knows how many emails about the fact Nigel Farage went on a stadium tour


With respect you don’t need to have political opinions to know what Farage preaches goes against the club’s policy of inclusivity. I don’t reveal my political allegiances publically, but people across the political spectrum feel the same about Farage. By all means disagree with me on political policy but when someone effectively regurgitates 1930’s divisive rhetoric, then that has to be counteracted.
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:51 - Mar 24 with 1703 viewsThe_Flashing_Smile

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:43 - Mar 24 by Pencilpete

I'm not going to go into just because you believe something that makes it a fact - it doesn't there are people who like Farage, there are people who hate him, same with Starmer, Polanski ,Davey, Badenoch .... any political figure is controversial and I agree Farage and Polanski are more controversial than others and that the club should not be entertaining ANY politicians

Having said that to start spamming the club chairman with your political views is ridiculous ... RIDICULOUS ..... I'm pretty sure whatever your political views we can all agree Mr Ashton is a very busy man with a big job on his hands and we'd all rather he was focused on that than having to deal with god knows how many emails about the fact Nigel Farage went on a stadium tour


I imagine he has a secretary to deal with this sort of thing, the club won't stop running because he's going through emails.

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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:51 - Mar 24 with 1703 viewsPencilpete

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:46 - Mar 24 by positivity

where would you draw the line? mosley? hitler?

when someone's views are demonstrably against the club's inclusive policies on anti-discimination, anti-racism etc then they shouldn't be allowed to use the club as a photo-op


As i've said twice now - i don't think the club should be entertaining ANY politicians - football and politics should not mix - simple as that.

I also get people are angry about it - again fine, you're allowed to be angry, annoyed whatever you feel about it

But seriously, emailing the club chairman ? encouraging as many people as you can to spam him ? As i've also said twice - surely he has better things to do and things we'd all rather he was doing - if anything all get together and send ONE email signed by however many people expressing your views or bring it up at the next fans forum when his time is dedicated to answering issues .... detracting him from his day to day running of the club is not helping anyone
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:51 - Mar 24 with 1689 viewsbillabasblue

I have emailed the club to confirm my approval of the visit, ultimately Farage is likely to be the next PM and will hopefully get to grips with the appalling situation we are currently in as a country thanks to the shambles that is Labour, even though it appears the club didn’t plan it I thinks it’s worked out well
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:54 - Mar 24 with 1658 viewsredrickstuhaart

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:43 - Mar 24 by Pencilpete

I'm not going to go into just because you believe something that makes it a fact - it doesn't there are people who like Farage, there are people who hate him, same with Starmer, Polanski ,Davey, Badenoch .... any political figure is controversial and I agree Farage and Polanski are more controversial than others and that the club should not be entertaining ANY politicians

Having said that to start spamming the club chairman with your political views is ridiculous ... RIDICULOUS ..... I'm pretty sure whatever your political views we can all agree Mr Ashton is a very busy man with a big job on his hands and we'd all rather he was focused on that than having to deal with god knows how many emails about the fact Nigel Farage went on a stadium tour


It is plainly a fact. Farage and his party take a bigotted and disingenuous stance, seeking to cause division for electoral gain.

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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:55 - Mar 24 with 1636 viewsBenters

You do realise among a crowd of let’s say 28000 like it or not there will be some Reform voters?

I couldn’t give a monkeys who votes for what party.

I certainly wouldn’t be making such a fuss over this like some are.

Incredible.

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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:56 - Mar 24 with 1619 viewsPencilpete

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:54 - Mar 24 by redrickstuhaart

It is plainly a fact. Farage and his party take a bigotted and disingenuous stance, seeking to cause division for electoral gain.


I think you've literally described all politicians there !!

i'd also go on google and search the words 'fact' and 'opinion' .....
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:57 - Mar 24 with 1611 viewsPencilpete

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:55 - Mar 24 by Benters

You do realise among a crowd of let’s say 28000 like it or not there will be some Reform voters?

I couldn’t give a monkeys who votes for what party.

I certainly wouldn’t be making such a fuss over this like some are.

Incredible.


THIS !!!!!
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:57 - Mar 24 with 1610 viewsbsw72

The club have been played by Farage and Reform.

If it was an official visit planned with the club, then it would have been all over Reform’s social media in advance, but it wasn’t.

They have basically booked a stadium tour, most likely not even in Farage’s name, and then made it out to be an official engagement.

Yet again underhand and deceitful behaviour by Frogface and Co but it hurts because it devalues everything the club stands for in my opinion.

I don’t feel the club can be blamed particularly as they are having to react in a difficult situation as he is an elected MP and will happily attempt to twist any negative press to his favour with his usual no more free speech b0ll0x etc.
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If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:58 - Mar 24 with 1608 viewsJeanManuelThetis

If you feel strongly about this Farage visit… on 10:30 - Mar 24 by Pencilpete

I don't think people should be getting this irate about it, would you be this angry if Keir Starmer visited ? or Kemi Badenoch or Ed Davey ?

I one million percent agree it's not a great look for the club to be seen to be taking sides politically, but i think that applies to ALL politicians not just Nigel Farage. BUT as long as the same access would be given to those other policitcal leaders should they decide to visit then theres literally nothing to see here ....

stop mixing football with your personal political opinions - it's not a good combination


"stop mixing football with your personal political opinions - it's not a good combination"

....exactly. The club shouldn't be allowing a politician to use it to promote their values.
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