Hicks & Gillett at the Emirates: what do we do?

[meredithmathieson]

For those going to the game tomorrow, what are the options:

 

1. Sing against them before the match, at Half-Time and at the end (when neither will be able to hear, and the journalists will have upped and gone also) or

 

2. Give them both barrels during the game?

 

Can a protest be arranged outside the Emirates stadium? [Like in the car park at Anfield before the Reading game?]

 

As this seems to be the nearest to Anfield either of them dare to come, the opportunity can't be missed.

[Guest Prongsy]

Nothing during the game, this is far too important and we must support the team during the game. Other times are fair game though.

 

I'd like to see the Dubai SOS banner though, that impressed DIC and the Sheik.

Edited April 1, 2008 by Prongsy

[Hassony]

1/4 finals of the champion league, support the team, forget about everything else for the 90 minutes

[Kahnee]

What those two said

[RP]

1/4 finals of the champion league, support the team, forget about everything else for the 90 minutes

 

 

Agreed. It is not the time or place to be protesting, in my opinion.

[Hassony]

What those two said

 

"those 2"

[Pam]

For those going to the game tomorrow, what are the options:

 

1. Sing against them before the match, at Half-Time and at the end (when neither will be able to hear, and the journalists will have upped and gone also) or

 

2. Give them both barrels during the game?

 

Can a protest be arranged outside the Emirates stadium? [Like in the car park at Anfield before the Reading game?]

 

As this seems to be the nearest to Anfield either of them dare to come, the opportunity can't be missed.

 

you are getting a bit militant in your old age!

 

i think they know what the fans think - diverting support away from the team to blast the owners could be very detrimental to the team in a crucial match - do you not think it could be counterproductive? a protest at the directors entrance would be another matter if you can drag certain esteemed relatives away from the pub!

[meredithmathieson]

First of all, supporting the team is a given.

 

But the opportunity to demonstrate against the PAIR of them should not be missed, in my opinion.

 

The question is merely how to go about it in the best way.

 

fao Pam - said relatives will be in no state to fight the proletarian fight as the coach leaves the LA at 0930, if you get my drift!

[mally]

how about waving your tickets at them once they've got to their seats

[Bootle Buck]

Support the team 100%. These Muppets don't give a flying shet about the club or the fans. There like two spoiled kids who have bought into something neither of them should have. Yet being as stubborn as they are neither will give an inch. Let's just hope they can be civil enough to decide that seling is their only viable option.

 

How Moores and Parry let these feckers anywhere near the club stinks of desperation and both need to be held accountable too.

[Herbie von Smalls]

i call on those present to burn a monstrously huge effigee! each of our supporters could smuggle in a bit of it.

[Spike]

efigees are always the way to go. What happened to that lad who had one soaked in petrol and ready to go in his car?

[Hassony]

efigees are always the way to go. What happened to that lad who had one soaked in petrol and ready to go in his car?

 

he put diesel instead and found that harder to ignite

[Kuyt-fever]

1/4 finals of the champion league, support the team, forget about everything else for the 90 minutes

 

 

Surely it's about priorities , getting these idiots out is , for me , more important than this away game.

[MFletcher]

efigees are always the way to go. What happened to that lad who had one soaked in petrol and ready to go in his car?

 

He was most likely sectioned.

[Guest Prongsy]

Surely it's about priorities , getting these idiots out is , for me , more important than this away game.

 

If throwing the tie would get them out, then great. If protesting when we should be supporting would get them out, then great. The problem is that neither of those things are true.

 

A f***ing good offer from DIC and Hicks deeming it acceptable are the only things that are going to get him out.

[New York Red]

Gillett wants to get out.

 

He wants DIC to buy.

 

he can't stand Hicks and doesn't want to sell to him (and God forbid, we don't either).

 

How about banners of support for Gillett to let Hicks know that he is completely isolated???

 

Embarrass the t*sser in front of his entourage.

 

The enemy of my enemy is my friend...

[Hassony]

Gillett wants to get out.

 

He wants DIC to buy.

 

he can't stand Hicks and doesn't want to sell to him (and God forbid, we don't either).

 

How about banners of support for Gillett to let Hicks know that he is completely isolated???

 

Embarrass the t*sser in front of his entourage.

 

The enemy of my enemy is my friend...

 

Gillett is just as much of a c***, wasn't it his idea to speak to Klinsmann in the first place? and he should have spoken out a lot sooner than he did

[Guest Prongsy]

Gillett is just as much of a c***

The last thing we want to do is make him think it's OK to stay.

 

He knows where we all stand, not to sell his shares to hicks, he's wanted out... simple.

[New York Red]

And he knows that. And he needs the cash. And the Hicks financial plan is doomed.

 

He knows he has to go. He doesn't want to sell to Hicks. That's half the battle won.

 

Don't alienate him again. The sale has been made. Don't blow it.