Club asking people to bring their flags

Not antagonise- just self defence- as at LFC

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i hope any hull skowse ****s are ejected immediately from the ground, regardless of age

and also, i want YNWA drowned out completely, crank the white noise on the PA or whatever

 

I hope no one is thinking of spilling scalding tea on them or accidentally elbowing them in the teeth.

 

Knowing AA he'll probably play it pre-game instead of Ian Brown.

 

CTWD asked permission and were granted it. Thats the point. The other silly **** didnt. So ruining it for CTWD.

 

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It's a rip off that velcro.

 

And faux-jocks while we're at it.

 

**** off

 

You tinker.

 

Flag 1 = NO
Flag 2 = TO
Flag 3 = HULL
Flag 4 = TIGERS

I don't think individually any are offensive, unless the word 'no' is now banned by diktat

 

And that was my exact point earlier - I'm anti the name change and I'm anti silly ****s protesting during a game - however tame the protest is judged to be - and apparently I'm in a minority on here which I find hard to fathom

 

Whilst I accept most of this I don't get the emboldened bits. Didn't he just do the same thing CTWD did by bringing a banner in and attempting to make it seen by as many as possible? What did he do wrong? And how was he 'shown the error of his ways'? Just seen your other post so I get your point now but why should he have to ask to bring a flag in? CTWD did it just to ensure they do everything properly and never show themselves up. The other guy was just a passionate bloke who wanted to make his point, and didn't need to seek permission did he?

It's just a fact. We really are Hull City.

 

What you keep describing as silly ****s protesting, wasn't a protest, it was support of the team.

The protest past totally without incident.

The silly ****s you refer to were actually the ****witted stewards. You're struggling to get your point accepted because it doesn't exist in reality.

 

I don't see how anti-name change protests during a game are a problem. It shows passionate support. For Hull City. It shows those supporters care. The players should be inspired by them and if not they need to man up fast.

 

There was no problem until the stewards got involved.


The silly ****s in the situation were the twats in the hi vis jackets.

 

Genius

 

It seems the club keeps tabs on the forums.

Maybe keep what you're going to do in house.

 

Of course the 'NO' if done in a sans serif font would have perfect rotational symmetry and should the flag bearers suddenly be persuaded by Dr Allam's logic, it could transform into an exhortation of the name- change dream: ON TO HULL TIGERS. Therefore unbannable except by the most Stasi-like regime.

 

I know it's a lot of letters but fans sitting together could spell out W e a r e H u l l C i t y each fan with a large letter on a big card.