Supporters Committee Meeting Update

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It's 2010

I've just switched on the news and there's an interview with PM David Cameron.

There's also an update from London on the new Olympic stadium
 
Sir Cheshire Ben said:
Supporters (I won’t use the prefix “loyal” ) have been blamed, by the idiots all along. The Allam’s accept no responsibility & will continue to do so.

Who will blame your “loyal supporters” if we go down? The Allams? They will anyway.
The bigger picture includes the supporters who no longer attend.

Three points are not everything. Values & principles are worth far more. The Allam’s are very close to getting the war they’ve provoked. Any upcoming action, & it’s consequence, is down to them. You & your “loyals” blame who you like, I’ll blame the real people responsible. The ones who have the power to stop it all.

Contact the HCAFC group yourself if you’re concerned don’t rely on others.

Ridding the club of the Allams is the bigger picture. Staying up will not accelerate the process. They’ll go when the money stops, regardless of which league we’re in Fighting them, until they’re gone & making life as uncomfortable as possible for them personally matters more than 3 points.

“Three points are everything”, “loyal supporters” phrases I wouldn’t choose to use.
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No matter which board I have been on, I have always distinguished supporters as being fairly frequent attendees and that distant folk do, after a time, become fans. I know that's not perfect, but I just think those that dish out their dosh deserve a bigger say. It wasn't a disrespectful remark, simply an observation of reality.

The know who and what the Allams are, thanks.

Who are the HCAFC Group? I mentioned the Hull City Action Group (as I believe they are known). My point was that they seem largely anonymous, so who do I contact? It's a rhetorical question, I've no interest in them.

Staying up is one step nearer the PL and the Championship. We really shouldn't embrace failure because two fools have convinced you it the right and decent thing to do. FFS, how Kamikaze is that....

If you can't fight these obnoxious ****s without giving up the footballing ghost then God help us...
 
Fez said:
No matter which board I have been on, I have always distinguished supporters as being fairly frequent attendees and that distant folk do, after a time, become fans. I know that's not perfect, but I just think those that dish out their dosh deserve a bigger say. It wasn't a disrespectful remark, simply an observation of reality.

The know who and what the Allams are, thanks.

Who are the HCAFC Group? I mentioned the Hull City Action Group (as I believe they are known). My point was that they seem largely anonymous, so who do I contact? It's a rhetorical question, I've no interest in them.

Staying up is one step nearer the PL and the Championship. We really shouldn't embrace failure because two fools have convinced you it the right and decent thing to do. FFS, how Kamikaze is that....

If you can't fight these obnoxious ****s without giving up the footballing ghost then God help us...
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I think the HCAFC are the Hull City Action For change group.

I remember you said many times that the supporters shouldn't meet the Allams as it was just box ticking and nothing would change because of it. So what do you think the supporters should do? getting behind the team and helping them get to the Premier League didn't help to get rid of the Allams (even though they said it would and many believed them) Are they more likely to leave after next season when there is no more parachute money?
 
balkan tiger said:
I think the HCAFC are the Hull City Action For change group.

I remember you said many times that the supporters shouldn't meet the Allams as it was just box ticking and nothing would change because of it. So what do you think the supporters should do? getting behind the team and helping them get to the Premier League didn't help to get rid of the Allams (even though they said it would and many believed them) Are they more likely to leave after next season when there is no more parachute money?
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Ah, okay. Identity issue, but no real change.

My principle point is no match disruption. I have also said that the Allams clearly have a strategy - something decried by some, but now patently clear - so adapt to it; I have.

How to protest? Media, Media, Media. Do it smart. No knee jerk. Keep aloof.
 
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Fez said:
Ah, okay. Identity issue, but no real change.

My principle point is no match disruption. I have also said that the Allams clearly have a strategy - something decried by some, but now patently clear - so adapt to it; I have.

How to protest? Media, Media, Media. Do it smart. No knee jerk. Keep aloof.
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You do it your way & let others get on with doing it there way.

Let us know how your protests with the Media, Media, Media have gone & how future protests go. (It's a rhetorical request, I've no interest in them, should they even exist).
 
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Fez said:
Ah, okay. Identity issue, but no real change.

My principle point is no match disruption. I have also said that the Allams clearly have a strategy - something decried by some, but now patently clear - so adapt to it; I have.

How to protest? Media, Media, Media. Do it smart. No knee jerk. Keep aloof.
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Hull City Aloof For Change. Quietly grumbling on the internet since 2013.
 
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