John Hawley

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Presumably the current owners have seen the popular support of the sponsor and his gesture, and the way it has echoed round the media.

Classic morally bankrupt regime: punish the malefactor to warn off others.

I can't stress enough that people don't realise this about them. Wherever possible they use their contacts and influence to put pressure on people who speak out against them. As you say, like the typical dictatorial regime.
 
I can't stress enough that people don't realise this about them. Wherever possible they use their contacts and influence to put pressure on people who speak out against them. As you say, like the typical dictatorial regime.

They will trouser the £2,500 of course though.
In WW2 the Nazis executed 50 villagers as a reprisal , if one of theirs was killed by any local resistance.
In Putin's Russia, he imprisoned the music group Pussy Riot not so much to punish them, but to demonstrate to the any citizens of Russia the price to pay for 'rocking the boat.'

Squalid, bullying, spiteful weak ****ers.
 
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Ridiculous and shameful decision.

What about a 'good luck on your voyage' request for the big screen, with a picture of John?
 
They could have used this opportunity to prove the fans wrong.

We all expected him to be banned, it would have been easy to not ban him and say to the HDM or something "Look, we're not that bad. Everyone's got us wrong"

But no. No common sense. Proved what thin-skinned wimps they are. Again.

Why put themselves through it? Take the money on offer, enjoy it and leave the football to people who want to look after it.
 
They could have used this opportunity to prove the fans wrong.

We all expected him to be banned, it would have been easy to not ban him and say to the HDM or something "Look, we're not that bad. Everyone's got us wrong"

But no. No common sense. Proved what thin-skinned wimps they are. Again.

Why put themselves through it? Take the money on offer, enjoy it and leave the football to people who want to look after it.

Because then their on-pitch accomplishments could be overshadowed in the near future. Scorched earth it'll take years and they'll be smugly doing interviews saying how we should have backed them. Only problem for them is if someone snaps and does something they won't be around to act smug. You don't try and back a big group of people into a corner, because it only takes one to decide they've nothing to lose and you're in trouble.
 
Let's hope there is a backlash against the Allams . John is a good lad supported the club when many couldn't be arsed . And in a position to do his own protest no one got hurt [HASHTAG]#ashamed[/HASHTAG] Allam out
 
I hope the law firms that have offered Mr Oxley assistance really get the chance to take the club to the cleaners over this. When i say club, i really mean Escab the Horrible.

If Mr O has contravened "ground regulation 1.1.2", which says that in the club's reasonable opinion Mr Oxley's actions constituted "a source of danger, nuisance or annoyance to any other person" then does the same rule apply to the ****wit Family? Surely them just being in the same City can be classed a nuisance or annoyance to so many people. Can they get banned from the Stadium? Surely the infamous "Die when they want to" quote is far worse than any banner held up in the middle of the pitch.

It would be even funnier if the next sponsor also followed Mr Os lead and repeated his act or something very similar.
 
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Ehab: "Hey Dad, I'm doing away with match sponsors in case anyone waves some fabric about on the pitch".

Assem: "Good idea my son, they are lousy and irrelevant, every club has sponsors, no club has none!"

Ehab: "Cool. I'll socialise my instructions immediately. Now, how do we get rid of the rest of the fans?"
 
I hope the law firms that have offered Mr Oxley assistance really get the chance to take the club to the cleaners over this. When i say club, i really mean Escab the Horrible.

If Mr O has contravened "ground regulation 1.1.2", which says that in the club's reasonable opinion Mr Oxley's actions constituted "a source of danger, nuisance or annoyance to any other person" then does the same rule apply to the ****wit Family? Surely them just being in the same City can be classed a nuisance or annoyance to so many people. Can they get banned from the Stadium? Surely the infamous "Die when they want to" quote is far worse than any banner held up in the middle of the pitch.

It would be even funnier if the next sponsor also followed Mr Os lead and repeated his act or something very similar.

Under the "ground regulation 1.1.2" the whole first team squad should have been banned from the stadium months ago, anyway on a serious note the way Mr Oxley's been treated by the toxic twins is appalling, what makes this even sadder is, I think the pair are enjoying it, loving the limelight .
 
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This ban for John actually turns my stomach.
It is completely disgusting and disgraceful and really hard to believe.
I'm glad my mind doesn't work in the same way that theirs do.
Totally appalling.
This ban is covered by the HDM today. On their website the comments have obviously been doctored ( sic) because any comments agreeing with the ban has several, and in some cases thousands of 'thumbs up' ticks.
 
This ban is covered by the HDM today. On their website the comments have obviously been doctored ( sic) because any comments agreeing with the ban has several, and in some cases thousands of 'thumbs up' ticks.
Probably someone that's able to multi tick like I can on my LG mobile.
Or some dick head Leeds Man U fan or bitter RL Fan