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mods..can we you oprganise something on here if people what to arrange something for the Germany game and maybe do a poll as waht to do....Plain black tshirt.......FAIlure banners ....red cards etc..agree one thing if people want to protest and then run with it
I think it should be something that doesn't effect the team but is focused on the management or administration
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Originally Posted by Ozymandias
So we are all in agreement Black t-shirt protest at remaining home games??
Sure, why not? I'll just wear my UCD away jersey.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
It's November you fcu!<!n Muppets :D Black raincoats maybe.!Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
Why don't supporters put their money where their mouths are??. An empty stadium says more than guys in the stadium with black t-shirts at night, in the dark, under their coats!
I've tickets for both games, I'd have no trouble burning them outside and watching in a pub.
Most of you deserve what you get both in government and in FAI, because when it comes down to it, you won't and don't put your money where your mouths are. DON'T ENTER THE GROUND
Come up with a meaningful protest and you can count me in, but get the ball rolling now.
We can't qualify so any effect on the team is irrelevant, so now is the best time to protest by staying away and burning your tickets or returning them en masse to FAI after the game.
Can someone organise things to happen on the tv, radio etc.....if somebody with a fair bit of money was found to back the idea, adverts could be put out to help organise protests against FAI, like where to meet or wat is happening.
I see no one took on the Bosnian example yet:eek:
My point exactly. Yes most people have paid for their tickets. By all means go to the the stadium but dont enter it. Stage a protest outside. Get together with a group, somehow get the tv cameras on you and rip up your tickets before the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scram
just throwing this out there but remember when the lansdowne rugby crowd wore those Keith Wood masks - could the same be done with JD's mongo head? Different purposes of course but i believe that the point would be made especially if everyone starts booing while doing it... it would be pretty cheap to do too...
or you could get a bit of cash together and have an airplane fly over dragging a big "WE WANT DELANEY OUT" banner behind it like they used to have on me holliers in the algarve... :D
i totally agreeQuote:
Originally Posted by BrayUnknowns
just dont go to the games
by the way............did anyone see the shot of a few irish supporters just before the game was ending............they were all sitting down having a good old laugh, enjoying their day out, big happy faces.........they actually looked like they were from the FAI since some had yellish bibs on and they looked stupid enough.........the Irish always good craic!:rolleyes:
Protest outside with the tickets pinned to your shirts. Return your tickets to the FAI next day looking for a refund on the basis that you have not received the quality of goods/service you paid for.Quote:
Originally Posted by carloz
You won't of course get a refund but they wil have to pay attention. A half empty Croker WILL get attention.
Personally i think the black tshirts would be a dreadful idea. Having one fan among ever 300 hundred with the tshirts is hardly gonna create a statement. the only protest is not going
one empty seat among 300 would create as much of a statementQuote:
Originally Posted by carloz
Most of you deserve what you get both in government and in FAI, because when it comes down to it, you won't and don't put your money where your mouths are. DON'T ENTER THE GROUND
Come up with a meaningful protest and you can count me in, but get the ball rolling now.
We can't qualify so any effect on the team is irrelevant, so now is the best time to protest by staying away and burning your tickets or returning them en masse to FAI after the game.[/QUOTE]
Some of us on here remember the KRAM protest when Kilcoyne took Rovers out of Milltown. IMO it achieved nothing.
How many genuine supporters attend international and how many are event junkies and suits on corporate freebies. IMO it would have little or no impact. A protest that is highly visual is what's required. Banners won't work because the goons will confiscate them on the way in. Black shirts might work. Whistles will be drowned out by loud music. The national airways and print media are things that Delayney can't control. We need something that can build up momentum and peak after the qualifiers. Glorious defeats are no longer an option.
why don't we all wear British football jerseys e.g. Celtic, Liverpool and Chelski to show how committed most Irish people are to their own domestic league!!!!!
Just use placards and a few songs about wanting Staunton and Delaney out.
Count me in for the Airplane Idea. Start a collection.
Ill donate 50Euro
Clown Noses/ Wigs. Imagine 60,000+ fans wearing them. humiliate the FAI.
It's how the fans see their FAI, we might as well spell it out for them.
Lots of fans wear wigs or paint their faces for games, it won't stand out and will more than likely be spun by the FAI into "more from the best fans in the world" rather than a protestQuote:
Originally Posted by kingeric
I think the best idea would be to congregate outside Croker - ON THE ROAD - which will stop the traffic and refuse to enter the stadium. Maybe even block the turnstiles and expalin to people that they WILL see the match that they paid for.
The Guards cannot move us on as it is a peaceful protest. The match will then have a delayed kick off due to safety concerns. This WILL get noticed by the players, management (ha) and the efficient Germans*, sponsors, tv, radio etc.
*the german version of Coronation Strasse will be delayed.
What do ya'll think.
A better idea that wearing black except for stopping traffic, not all people care about Irish football (see FAI) and shouldn't be obstructed. Other than that, a stand has to be made, not by having parties as usual or the odd boo.Quote:
Originally Posted by stojkovic
IRISH FANS NEED TO PUT THEIR MONEY WHERE THEIR MOUTHS ARE. A lot of talk about Stan must go etc., but how many are willing, having paid for their tickets, to miss the game in protest? Very few, as typical with the Irish, they don't want to miss the party.
Like I said before, the Irish get what they deserve and oganisations like FAI and Fianna Fail! know this and rely on it.
Im sure Croke park will be sold out for the game against brazil in feb, the FAI are expecting to make 4 million from this game...................a half full stadium for this friendly would be a good idea