Protests Saturday

[Wereskintandweknowweare]

Perhaps Smurf should have started in the Southern Premier Tier 7, and learnt the game from its roots, but would probably have gone lower.

Smurf could have easily helped norton united he chose not too

[philpvfc]

Smurf could have easily helped norton united he chose not too

 

He would have got their hopes up but killed them off as well.

[Guest]

Id like c a protest by the players against the drop to the second division .

I cannot believe the fans enthusiasm is not rubbing off on the players.

Home and away there efforts r not protesting against our probable relegation ( players ).

Shameful really as the carrot is there to stay up yet i get the impression from there performances that most would be better off giving up the game and going working a warehouse on minimum wage.

In life u r asked prove people wrong .

Most generalsupporters ( especially the delighted lardies) have us down to lose all 3 games .

My challenge to u who have not being a level whats acceptable last 4 games is to silence them and silence them well .

As for smurf he is brought about his own downfall.

U do not criticise your customers,u do try to shop at the 99p store when we need Next quality etc .

My only protest on sat if we lose will be at the players as they wear the shirt they can change everything .

Negativity and anger has come through there performances as once u r selected and cross that line u have to deliver.

[cheeky]

For one reason or another, I didn't manage to get to a game until Boxing Day this year and after the insipid performance the players gave, I had no inclination to spend £23 per match watching a football club rudderless from the top down with players without a care. I have other things that I consider more important now.

 

7-8 years ago, I would have (and did) protested after every match even if there were only 10-20 others. Now, I don't have the inclination or time to do so, and I don't think it would make much difference in any event.

 

It's people like me that should actually worry Norman more than any potential protest; what will be a silent but significantly large number of fans who have grown tired of constant instability, mental chairmen, managers without a clue and players without a heart. People who will simply walk away because the football on show is not worth our hard earned money and time.

 

If I posted this on Facebook I would probably be called a glory hunter, I will more than likely be called one on here too. In my mind that couldn't be further from the truth and I don't want or need to justify myself to anyone. I simply have more important things to spend my time and money on. This is not a personal premeditated starve 'em out campaign, it's simply something that's occurred organically over time as a result of personal circumstance (more so) and a poor a product on show. I suspect I am not alone in this respect.

[man in the pub]

All anyone wants is for someone with at least half a brain cell to come in and run the club in a prudent (self-sufficient) manner, with a medium and long term strategy towards growing the fanbase, maximising turnover and playing some decent football. It's not a lot to ask.

 

Its obviously harder than managing Stoke Audi or are they too getting relegated to a VW garage.

[elav trop 1876]

@ cheeky

You shouldnt be called anything mate, once a vale fan always a vale fan (me dads 82 still shouts at the radio and discusses the games even though he cant get )

[bookworm]

For one reason or another, I didn't manage to get to a game until Boxing Day this year and after the insipid performance the players gave, I had no inclination to spend £23 per match watching a football club rudderless from the top down with players without a care. I have other things that I consider more important now.

 

7-8 years ago, I would have (and did) protested after every match even if there were only 10-20 others. Now, I don't have the inclination or time to do so, and I don't think it would make much difference in any event.

 

It's people like me that should actually worry Norman more than any potential protest; what will be a silent but significantly large number of fans who have grown tired of constant instability, mental chairmen, managers without a clue and players without a heart. People who will simply walk away because the football on show is not worth our hard earned money and time.

 

If I posted this on Facebook I would probably be called a glory hunter, I will more than likely be called one on here too. In my mind that couldn't be further from the truth and I don't want or need to justify myself to anyone. I simply have more important things to spend my time and money on. This is not a personal premeditated starve 'em out campaign, it's simply something that's occurred organically over time as a result of personal circumstance (more so) and a poor a product on show. I suspect I am not alone in this respect.

 

no cheeky you are not.

[CAVALIER]

Cheeky is a glory hunter, clearly...

Anyway, if anyone wants to demo, just storm the Directors box , worked before.

[For Us All]

Cheeky is a glory hunter, clearly...

Anyway, if anyone wants to demo, just storm the Directors box , worked before.

 

Oh right,has Bratty still got that ladder?

[bookworm]

unfortunately I wont be there protests or not, lots to do and not enough brass to do it with.

[OakhillDave]

For one reason or another, I didn't manage to get to a game until Boxing Day this year and after the insipid performance the players gave, I had no inclination to spend £23 per match watching a football club rudderless from the top down with players without a care. I have other things that I consider more important now.

 

7-8 years ago, I would have (and did) protested after every match even if there were only 10-20 others. Now, I don't have the inclination or time to do so, and I don't think it would make much difference in any event.

 

It's people like me that should actually worry Norman more than any potential protest; what will be a silent but significantly large number of fans who have grown tired of constant instability, mental chairmen, managers without a clue and players without a heart. People who will simply walk away because the football on show is not worth our hard earned money and time.

 

If I posted this on Facebook I would probably be called a glory hunter, I will more than likely be called one on here too. In my mind that couldn't be further from the truth and I don't want or need to justify myself to anyone. I simply have more important things to spend my time and money on. This is not a personal premeditated starve 'em out campaign, it's simply something that's occurred organically over time as a result of personal circumstance (more so) and a poor a product on show. I suspect I am not alone in this respect.

 

I'm in the same boat, fella!

[Timothius]

For one reason or another, I didn't manage to get to a game until Boxing Day this year and after the insipid performance the players gave, I had no inclination to spend £23 per match watching a football club rudderless from the top down with players without a care. I have other things that I consider more important now.

 

7-8 years ago, I would have (and did) protested after every match even if there were only 10-20 others. Now, I don't have the inclination or time to do so, and I don't think it would make much difference in any event.

 

It's people like me that should actually worry Norman more than any potential protest; what will be a silent but significantly large number of fans who have grown tired of constant instability, mental chairmen, managers without a clue and players without a heart. People who will simply walk away because the football on show is not worth our hard earned money and time.

 

If I posted this on Facebook I would probably be called a glory hunter, I will more than likely be called one on here too. In my mind that couldn't be further from the truth and I don't want or need to justify myself to anyone. I simply have more important things to spend my time and money on. This is not a personal premeditated starve 'em out campaign, it's simply something that's occurred organically over time as a result of personal circumstance (more so) and a poor a product on show. I suspect I am not alone in this respect.

 

Glory hunter, **** off down Stoke

[valiant1980]

No protests, no support, starve him out!!

[Martino Knockavelli]

For one reason or another, I didn't manage to get to a game until Boxing Day this year and after the insipid performance the players gave, I had no inclination to spend £23 per match watching a football club rudderless from the top down with players without a care. I have other things that I consider more important now.

 

7-8 years ago, I would have (and did) protested after every match even if there were only 10-20 others. Now, I don't have the inclination or time to do so, and I don't think it would make much difference in any event.

 

It's people like me that should actually worry Norman more than any potential protest; what will be a silent but significantly large number of fans who have grown tired of constant instability, mental chairmen, managers without a clue and players without a heart. People who will simply walk away because the football on show is not worth our hard earned money and time.

 

If I posted this on Facebook I would probably be called a glory hunter, I will more than likely be called one on here too. In my mind that couldn't be further from the truth and I don't want or need to justify myself to anyone. I simply have more important things to spend my time and money on. This is not a personal premeditated starve 'em out campaign, it's simply something that's occurred organically over time as a result of personal circumstance (more so) and a poor a product on show. I suspect I am not alone in this respect.

 

I think a lot of Vale fans feel the same at the moment. Protests won't make any difference.

[geosname]

I think a lot of Vale fans feel the same at the moment. Protests won't make any difference.

 

Protests as in standing outside shouting/marching/silence/walking out early etc rarely make much of a difference, they just emphasize a point the protestors want to make. That doesnt mean they shouldnt be done.... but the will and fight has to be there to make them effective... sadly I dont think it is... apathy has taken control and that as a "protest" can be far more effective.