CTWD public meeting

[Fez]

The pro camp will become further marginalised in the coming weeks/months as local, national and international support against the name change grows.

The pro camp have no credible response or position to fall behind. They will be rightly branded shallow; traitors; agents of materialism; the scourge of football and tradition; and the gruesome portrayal of football’s fat and faceless future.

Thus, many will jump ship to the anti camp in the coming weeks.

Why?

By and large, the pro camp is a rag-tag band of the scared, the gullible and the bitter.

For all of their lives they have adopted opinions rather than formed their own. Been told what to think and have been told not to seek reason but to make snap judgements based on superficial considerations – think the politics of personality which is prevalent in Britain today. They are largely a-political and are happy to take whatever is put upon their neighbour or to some extent, themselves.

Naturally, some will stick to their guns. Some will try and revise history to reinterpret their positions.

But whatever happens, these people will be confronted with the deep shame (if they are capable of true feeling beyond a monitory value) that they actively supported the destruction of the historic club Hull City.

I would urge all of those in the pro camp or those who repeatedly tell us that ‘they’re not bothered’ to change sides now.

Give yourself a chance of having that self respect, give yourself the chance of the respect of your peers of having that chance to say – I stood up, did you?

You had a dream, Trotsky, lad?

 

[The Omega Man]

The pro camp will become further marginalised in the coming weeks/months as local, national and international support against the name change grows.

The pro camp have no credible response or position to fall behind. They will be rightly branded shallow; traitors; agents of materialism; the scourge of football and tradition; and the gruesome portrayal of football’s fat and faceless future.

Thus, many will jump ship to the anti camp in the coming weeks.

Why?

By and large, the pro camp is a rag-tag band of the scared, the gullible and the bitter.

For all of their lives they have adopted opinions rather than formed their own. Been told what to think and have been told not to seek reason but to make snap judgements based on superficial considerations – think the politics of personality which is prevalent in Britain today. They are largely a-political and are happy to take whatever is put upon their neighbour or to some extent, themselves.

Naturally, some will stick to their guns. Some will try and revise history to reinterpret their positions.

But whatever happens, these people will be confronted with the deep shame (if they are capable of true feeling beyond a monitory value) that they actively supported the destruction of the historic club Hull City.

I would urge all of those in the pro camp or those who repeatedly tell us that ‘they’re not bothered’ to change sides now.

Give yourself a chance of having that self respect, give yourself the chance of the respect of your peers of having that chance to say – I stood up, did you?

This works both ways. How many will apply for new season passes and executive seating when the club is called Hull Tigers?
How many will say I stood up and then after a while sat right back down again?

I'm not a member of CTWD and will not support Hull Tigers so where in your glorious revolution do I or others like me fit.

 

[BigotAlertAnalRimMan]

The pro camp will become further marginalised in the coming weeks/months as local, national and international support against the name change grows.

The pro camp have no credible response or position to fall behind. They will be rightly branded shallow; traitors; agents of materialism; the scourge of football and tradition; and the gruesome portrayal of football’s fat and faceless future.

Thus, many will jump ship to the anti camp in the coming weeks.

Why?

By and large, the pro camp is a rag-tag band of the scared, the gullible and the bitter.

For all of their lives they have adopted opinions rather than formed their own. Been told what to think and have been told not to seek reason but to make snap judgements based on superficial considerations – think the politics of personality which is prevalent in Britain today. They are largely a-political and are happy to take whatever is put upon their neighbour or to some extent, themselves.

Naturally, some will stick to their guns. Some will try and revise history to reinterpret their positions.

But whatever happens, these people will be confronted with the deep shame (if they are capable of true feeling beyond a monitory value) that they actively supported the destruction of the historic club Hull City.

I would urge all of those in the pro camp or those who repeatedly tell us that ‘they’re not bothered’ to change sides now.

Give yourself a chance of having that self respect, give yourself the chance of the respect of your peers of having that chance to say – I stood up, did you?

.

 

[BigotAlertAnalRimMan]

I can tell PLT is really excited about this meeting. Will it fill a gap in your life PLT? It seems to mean so much to you that you are actually physically going to a pub to have a chat? That makes it so much more official than an internet forum

 

[Happy Tiger]

So as I originally posted, are any of you doubters going to come and air your concerns in person? Surely it's the perfect opportunity for you to make your points and expose CTWD'S true motives (if that's what it is you dont like). Pearson Park has admitted he's not going beyond the keyboard, not really surprising that one, but what about you Happy, and Chazz in particular?

Unfortunately I have a deal with my missus whereby I don't travel anywhere for footy in December, so won't be in Hull today. That said, why would I go to a CTWD meeting? I've had chats a couple of times with people handing out leaflets, who to my surprise, were actually quite decent fellas, and they represented CTWD pretty well, even accepting I had a different point of view and respecting that. I see no value in me or Chazz artificially swelling the numbers at the pub.

Unlike you and the ****wit Im also going to reply to in a sec, I don't see a them and us.

The pro camp will become further marginalised in the coming weeks/months as local, national and international support against the name change grows.

The pro camp have no credible response or position to fall behind. They will be rightly branded shallow; traitors; agents of materialism; the scourge of football and tradition; and the gruesome portrayal of football’s fat and faceless future.

Thus, many will jump ship to the anti camp in the coming weeks.

Why?

By and large, the pro camp is a rag-tag band of the scared, the gullible and the bitter.

For all of their lives they have adopted opinions rather than formed their own. Been told what to think and have been told not to seek reason but to make snap judgements based on superficial considerations – think the politics of personality which is prevalent in Britain today. They are largely a-political and are happy to take whatever is put upon their neighbour or to some extent, themselves.

Naturally, some will stick to their guns. Some will try and revise history to reinterpret their positions.

But whatever happens, these people will be confronted with the deep shame (if they are capable of true feeling beyond a monitory value) that they actively supported the destruction of the historic club Hull City.

I would urge all of those in the pro camp or those who repeatedly tell us that ‘they’re not bothered’ to change sides now.

Give yourself a chance of having that self respect, give yourself the chance of the respect of your peers of having that chance to say – I stood up, did you?

I had a long response to this, but actually I'm just going with "You're a pathetic online gobshite who's never stood up for anything in your pitiful life. You're a sheep of the lamest order".

 

[Fez]

I hope the meeting went better than this Here's to a win against Stoke

Got to contain Crouch and Ireland.

 

[Leon...]

I had a long response to this, but actually I'm just going with "You're a pathetic online gobshite who's never stood up for anything in your pitiful life. You're a sheep of the lamest order".

Who are you quoting?

 

[Leon...]

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Actually, a fair response considering we all know your word to be utterly meaningless - you Janus-faced little tick.

 

[Leon...]

This works both ways. How many will apply for new season passes and executive seating when the club is called Hull Tigers?
How many will say I stood up and then after a while sat right back down again?

I'm not a member of CTWD and will not support Hull Tigers so where in your glorious revolution do I or others like me fit.

Good questions Mel and in truth I could only speculate – so I won’t.

I don’t speak for or represent CTWD.

In my opinion, CTWD are not the exclusive outlet for being anti the name change and it’s important to embrace those who share the common goal from many different factions within Hull City circles, and beyond.

 

[Leon...]

You had a dream, Trotsky, lad?

It’s waking Comrade Fez.

 

[Kempton]

So anyway, how did the Meeting at the Tigers lair go ? Not only could i not get attend, i lost my pass yesterday and had to watch the game in the pub. How much do they charge for a replacement ?

 

[PLT]

So anyway, how did the Meeting at the Tigers lair go ? Not only could i not get attend, i lost my pass yesterday and had to watch the game in the pub. How much do they charge for a replacement ?

Just as expected really. Packed to the rafters, decent entertainment, everyone chanting various protest songs and no concerns or issues with CTWD were raised. So the few lads on here turned down the opportunity to make their points in person. None prepared to go beyond their keyboard. They obviously knew they'd just get laughed at with their daft arguments.

 

[Stuart Blampey]

Just as expected really. Packed to the rafters, decent entertainment, everyone chanting various protest songs and no concerns or issues with CTWD were raised. So the few lads on here turned down the opportunity to make their points in person. None prepared to go beyond their keyboard. They obviously knew they'd just get laughed at with their daft arguments.

I think most of them live hundreds of miles away or abroad to be fair.

Very few seem to live locally.

 

[PLT]

I think most of them live hundreds of miles away or abroad to be fair.

Very few seem to live locally.

Chazz does and he seems to really have an issue with CTWD and tries to argue the case unlike some of the others who just run off when questioned. I was hoping he'd come and offer his thoughts.

 

[Kempton]

I think most of them live hundreds of miles away or abroad to be fair.

Very few seem to live locally.

They are very few

 

[Kempton]

Chazz does and he seems to really have an issue with CTWD and tries to argue the case unlike some of the others who just run off when questioned. I was hoping he'd come and offer his thoughts.

I expect he was hoping for a poor turnout...

 

[Stuart Blampey]

Chazz does and he seems to really have an issue with CTWD and tries to argue the case unlike some of the others who just run off when questioned. I was hoping he'd come and offer his thoughts.

I was thinking of running a pre name change poster poll with the voting options

- do you think they're WUMs?
-do you think they're passive and bottom feeder types?
-do you think they're shrewd marketing hawks who can see what the rest of us can't?
- do you think they're just shallow unintelligent with no sense of history, tradition or principle?
- do you think they're lobotomised amoebae?
-do you think they're just contrary, 'look at me' types ?
- do you think they're just sadly misguided and short-sighted people, who would sell their grandmothers?
- do you think they're just ****s?
- none of the above

 

[petersaxton]

So anyway, how did the Meeting at the Tigers lair go ? Not only could i not get attend, i lost my pass yesterday and had to watch the game in the pub. How much do they charge for a replacement ?

You can't just turn up and explain and get let in?

 

[DMD]

For one game they'll give you ticket, if it's lost a replacement's £10.

At least that's what they told me when I thought I'd lost mine.

 

[originallambrettaman]

So anyway, how did the Meeting at the Tigers lair go ? Not only could i not get attend, i lost my pass yesterday and had to watch the game in the pub. How much do they charge for a replacement ?

You should have come to the meeting, I had a spare ticket.