| How should we protest? 19:31 - Dec 3 with 584 views | Bluefish |
We've tried friendly letters
We've tried questions by the media
We've try massive banners
None of it has worked, what next
Boycott games so we don't even get 2k?
Go to games and boo for 90 minutes?
Throw tennis balls on the pitch?
Dirty protest at the entrance?
Massive blockade at the entrance?
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| How should we protest? on 19:42 - Dec 3 with 554 views | Steve_M |
A walkout of all 2,000 fans at next Saturday’s game would get some attention. |  |
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| How should we protest? on 19:43 - Dec 3 with 541 views | Chrisabian |
Where it'll hurt the most and the only place it'll seemingly have any effect - Evans' pocket. |  | | |
| How should we protest? on 19:45 - Dec 3 with 527 views | JackSted |
Can't see our fans caring enough to do that kind of stuff.
This is the same bunch of people who clapped us down to league one with one of the worst championship performances ever.
I feel we've had it bad for so long the fans are starved of any energy to actually do something. They'd rather sit there and no do anything rather than take a stand |  |
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| How should we protest? on 19:45 - Dec 3 with 523 views | Hipsterectomy |
| How should we protest? on 19:43 - Dec 3 by Chrisabian |
Where it'll hurt the most and the only place it'll seemingly have any effect - Evans' pocket. |
The first people to go in that situation would be the stewards, the part-time staff, the being-the-scenes staff who have been at the club for years. Holding back your money won't affect Lambet, O'Neill or Marcus [Post edited 3 Dec 2020 19:46]
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| How should we protest? on 19:46 - Dec 3 with 518 views | Bluefish |
| How should we protest? on 19:42 - Dec 3 by Steve_M |
A walkout of all 2,000 fans at next Saturday’s game would get some attention. |
The trouble is we have a load of Suffolk simpletons that gleefully go along with no concept of anything around. The type haven't known the name of a player since matty Holland
They will still be sat there | |
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| How should we protest? on 19:48 - Dec 3 with 496 views | DublinBlue84 |
At the end of the day it's clear now we need to create major disruption and massively step up the action that we would take to save our club.
It's clear that we cannot be nice little Ipswich with banners outside training ground or the grounds or singing songs in the ground, we need to step it up a few notches.
Planet Blue is open and a lot of people have vouchers. If everyone en-masse exchanges their vouchers for the same item, say a home shirt, the club will get no income but they'd have to order more, which will obviously cost them. Anything we can do around or in the store to raise awareness? | |
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| How should we protest? on 19:51 - Dec 3 with 473 views | Chrisabian |
| How should we protest? on 19:45 - Dec 3 by Hipsterectomy |
The first people to go in that situation would be the stewards, the part-time staff, the being-the-scenes staff who have been at the club for years. Holding back your money won't affect Lambet, O'Neill or Marcus [Post edited 3 Dec 2020 19:46]
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Then what do we do? (Not having a pop, just frustrated and quite frankly, sad) | | | |
| How should we protest? on 19:53 - Dec 3 with 464 views | Ace_High1 |
Its clear and has been for years - the only way Marcus will listen is to boycott the club.
No fans rest of the season, watch him react then. |  | | |
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| How should we protest? on 19:54 - Dec 3 with 450 views | Hipsterectomy |
| How should we protest? on 19:51 - Dec 3 by Chrisabian |
Then what do we do? (Not having a pop, just frustrated and quite frankly, sad) |
100% it's all pretty hopeless | |
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| How should we protest? on 20:02 - Dec 3 with 407 views | Dubtractor |
Local charities are going to do very well out of this aren't they? |  |
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| How should we protest? on 20:07 - Dec 3 with 377 views | itfc1108 |
I'm sure we're all in the same boat in loving Town, and not knowing many multi millionaires. But could we raise how we feel with some Town legends, in order to petition some business folks, in the form of a consortium.
I imagine someone like Simon Milton would have some contacts, with the football career path he has chosen. | | | |
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