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And I think you're an idiot.
He bought into a massive football club.
A club that is the heartbeat of the city in which it is based. One of the world's biggest sports clubs - at least in the top few hundred in the world
If he hasn't the time to bother with it when its in deep crisis, it was one hell of a stupid thing to buy.
I just am. Good luck with the protest.But this has been shown time and time again at other clubs as instrumental in pushing owners out or getting them to change their actions.
And we have an example at SAFC when it worked very successfully with Murray.
So why are you so resigned to saying it'll do fuck all?
Perfect chance at 0-3 to show discontent. Very little reaction.
Because obviously only Newcastle protest.
We were behaving like total mags when we protested against Murray in the 90's and 2006. Villa were behaving like mags when they protested last season. In fact, given only Newcastle fans protest we should change the word protest to "barcode". "Should we have a barcode to get Ellis out?" "Nah mate, only mags have barcodes".
It is absolutely f***ing pathetic that some of our fans are so obsessed with Newcastle/ not looking like them that they associate an act of protest, which has occurred at football clubs for decades and decades with Newcastle.
If I suggested wearing gravy stained Mag tops, dressing up in costumes and waving shitty bed sheets I would get your point. But the idea that because Newcastle fans protested Ashley over the course of a few years that Sunderland now can never protest their owner, even when we have the 11th highest debt in Europe, are being mismanaged, facing relegation and potential bankruptcy is absolutely pathetic and I cannot get my head around the mentality that would rather sit back and do nothing but be able to say "we don't look like the mags".
Exactly this. I don't understand why there isn't a f***ing sit in on the pitch, never mind a protest outside the ground.
Perfect chance at 0-3 to show discontent. Very little reaction.
Perfect chance at 0-3 to show discontent. Very little reaction.
And those who have other priorities.. Turn up to watch the footy. Have a few beers. Then get ready for work on Monday and get on with their lives.Because there are still people who rim Ellis Short.
Disgusting isn't it.
Kind of the point. We're in crisis. And he's run away.I actually agree with you to a certain extant and your wishes are noble. Murray, a local fella live in jersey, the irish were dotted all over the place.
But the next owner will not live in Sunderland or the north east and will probably live in London or another big city so he can keep an eye on his other business that made him his billions so he could buy a premier league football club.
If we were at the top of the premier league 12 points ahead you wouldnt give a jot where Ellis Short is.
This.Sadly apathy has set in. Some blame Moyes, who could hardly name a first team player on his bench. It's either his fault, and that of previous managers, or it's Short. Not sure I agree with a protest but if Short wants to sell he wants to get a move on and fuck off
This.
And I don't blame people for that tbh, but its always the case with our fans. Never want to cause a scene because we dont want to be likened to those up the roads.
This.
And I don't blame people for that tbh, but its always the case with our fans. Never want to cause a scene because we dont want to be likened to those up the roads.
This.
And I don't blame people for that tbh, but its always the case with our fans. Never want to cause a scene because we dont want to be likened to those up the roads.
Here's a question.if short wants say 160 million for the club, do they take it virtually debt free,or does he want 160 million then his loans repaying?.most of the debt is to Short I believe.if it's the latter, he can't surely be asking for 320 million!Someone will be willing to buy SAFC depending on the price. Every media report so far has suggested Short wants ridiculous money for the club. Even if they're bullshit though, I think putting on pressure for Short to drop his asking price can do no harm. At the very least protest might incentivise the fucker to spend some money which we need or we are down.
As I see it I can't see the downside of protest now. It will possibly have no effect but if he drops his price a bit or spends something in January it could have long term positive effects for SAFC.
I think most people are just resigned to the fact we are going down.Perfect chance at 0-3 to show discontent. Very little reaction.
He will be or soon me where in between. He's a business man and he won't be wanting to give it away with no return.Here's a question.if short wants say 160 million for the club, do they take it virtually debt free,or does he want 160 million then his loans repaying?.most of the debt is to Short I believe.if it's the latter, he can't surely be asking for 320 million!
When we have a chance of staying up people say 'don't protest! You might damage our chances of staying up!' Now people are saying 'why bother! We're going down anyway!'I think most people are just resigned to the fact we are going down.
He will be or soon me where in between. He's a business man and he won't be wanting to give it away with no return.
When we have a chance of staying up people say 'don't protest! You might damage our chances of staying up!' Now people are saying 'why bother! We're going down anyway!'
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