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Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
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It's more straightforward than we think and we've seen the blueprint perfectly executed before, just that too many are too shit scared to attempt it again.
That entire concourse directly below the Directors Box is still the best vantage point to turn around and give both barrels to the cunts. The Cameras would all quickly pick up on it and zoom right in to those chanting.
Obviously don't chuck em any spare change this time but that's honestly the best way to go protesting visibly inside the Stadium.
I think it's had a bit of a re-jig to not make it as easy with access but I reckon en masse Fans can overwhelm stewards etc and enough people doing it will get the desired effect. Next Home game on the Telly it needs to be done 1st half. Forfeit the game (the players have already!) whilst it's still early days so the fans can finally give them hell without it being nowhere near the business end of the season.
It had the potential for those attending to do it yesterday against Chelsea but people bottled going that far when it was the perfect opportunity to be honest.
Burnley Directors Box Protest is the blueprint.
That entire concourse directly below the Directors Box is still the best vantage point to turn around and give both barrels to the cunts. The Cameras would all quickly pick up on it and zoom right in to those chanting.
Obviously don't chuck em any spare change this time but that's honestly the best way to go protesting visibly inside the Stadium.
I think it's had a bit of a re-jig to not make it as easy with access but I reckon en masse Fans can overwhelm stewards etc and enough people doing it will get the desired effect. Next Home game on the Telly it needs to be done 1st half. Forfeit the game (the players have already!) whilst it's still early days so the fans can finally give them hell without it being nowhere near the business end of the season.
It had the potential for those attending to do it yesterday against Chelsea but people bottled going that far when it was the perfect opportunity to be honest.
Burnley Directors Box Protest is the blueprint.
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Re: Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
That's never bothered him before. Badges of honour to a weirdo sex pest like him.
Re: Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
The only way to get him out is to shine a spotlight on dirt that we could dig up. We all have access to the internet, we could all begin investigating some of his skeletons and get them out there as part of our campaign. As far as GPT/Gemini could find, he's not been formally convicted of anything. He did serve 71 days in prison in 1982 but I think the ruling was eventually overturned. More recently there are allegations of sexual abuse by Sascha Wall.
Example of his past controversies:
Example of his past controversies:
- Adult-industry past & 1982 conviction (served 71 days). The Standard
- 2008 arrests (sexual-touching allegation denied; separate corruption probe) — no prosecution followed in the corruption case. The GuardianThe Independent
- 2013–14 £1m loan to David Hunt (after his libel defeat). The GuardianThe Times
- 2017 Sporting CP “liar” row (legal threat). The Telegraph
- 2018 HMRC tax-tribunal defeat (~£700k). Talksport
- 2018 Burnley protests & coin incident.
Re: Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
as we all know it has to be visible and covered in the media. The Burnley protest garnered a real reaction even if it took us nowhere ultimately
Banners
Chants and vocal abuse
Sit-ins
forget pitch invasions unless you don't mind the lifetime ban and possible action taken against the club itself.
Banners
Chants and vocal abuse
Sit-ins
forget pitch invasions unless you don't mind the lifetime ban and possible action taken against the club itself.
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Re: Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
chevy chase" wrote: ↑03 Aug 2025, 01:25 Bit more of this would be nice
and this
https:/www.theguardian.com/football/2008/may/12/premierleague.birminghamcityfc
Just read the Guardian post, goes to show that despite what some on here say, our boards skin isn’t that thick.
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Bit more of this would be nice
and this
https:/www.theguardian.com/football/2008/may/12/premierleague.birminghamcityfc
and this
https:/www.theguardian.com/football/2008/may/12/premierleague.birminghamcityfc
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Re: Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
Gary Strodders shank" wrote: ↑02 Aug 2025, 12:48 Sullivan and Brady are thick enough skinned not to take any notice of personal criticism boos and petitions
Boycotting games is all very well and good but there is no point then putting your season ticket on the clubs ticket trader as they will make even more money out of it should it sell and if it doesn't your out of pocket not the club.
The food and drink outlets in the ground are all franchised I believe so a boycott of them won't work
If the remaining seats for a fixture don't sell they will probably punt them out to P1 for hospitality if its relatively high profile or in the the worse case scenario give them away to local residents and schools so the ground at least looks reasonably full.
Having said all that I'm getting three text messages and emails a week now telling me to hurry up and book for Lille and Chelsea as only limited seats remain
I think I'll take my chances with that and see how I feel at the end of next week.
The fact of the matter though is Sullivan and Brady will only go when it suits them or there positions become untenable which is very unlikely to be through any fans protests sadly
The point about the club selling unoccupied seats is a very valid one that is very easily addressed.
Season ticket holders just go to the ground as normal - having the usual social with mated beforehand - and then enter the ground. They can then either go take their seat (and wave at the CCTV cameras) or simply loiter in the foyer, avoiding any chance to buy Sullishit.
Once the game kicks off they can then leave (for reasons that don't need to be revealed) and come back in again should they so desire.
This results in an empty seat that cannot be resold (in case the original owner comes back again while the match is in progress).
Season ticket holders just go to the ground as normal - having the usual social with mated beforehand - and then enter the ground. They can then either go take their seat (and wave at the CCTV cameras) or simply loiter in the foyer, avoiding any chance to buy Sullishit.
Once the game kicks off they can then leave (for reasons that don't need to be revealed) and come back in again should they so desire.
This results in an empty seat that cannot be resold (in case the original owner comes back again while the match is in progress).
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Re: Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
Sullivan and Brady are thick enough skinned not to take any notice of personal criticism boos and petitions
Boycotting games is all very well and good but there is no point then putting your season ticket on the clubs ticket trader as they will make even more money out of it should it sell and if it doesn't your out of pocket not the club.
The food and drink outlets in the ground are all franchised I believe so a boycott of them won't work
If the remaining seats for a fixture don't sell they will probably punt them out to P1 for hospitality if its relatively high profile or in the the worse case scenario give them away to local residents and schools so the ground at least looks reasonably full.
Having said all that I'm getting three text messages and emails a week now telling me to hurry up and book for Lille and Chelsea as only limited seats remain
I think I'll take my chances with that and see how I feel at the end of next week.
The fact of the matter though is Sullivan and Brady will only go when it suits them or there positions become untenable which is very unlikely to be through any fans protests sadly
Boycotting games is all very well and good but there is no point then putting your season ticket on the clubs ticket trader as they will make even more money out of it should it sell and if it doesn't your out of pocket not the club.
The food and drink outlets in the ground are all franchised I believe so a boycott of them won't work
If the remaining seats for a fixture don't sell they will probably punt them out to P1 for hospitality if its relatively high profile or in the the worse case scenario give them away to local residents and schools so the ground at least looks reasonably full.
Having said all that I'm getting three text messages and emails a week now telling me to hurry up and book for Lille and Chelsea as only limited seats remain
I think I'll take my chances with that and see how I feel at the end of next week.
The fact of the matter though is Sullivan and Brady will only go when it suits them or there positions become untenable which is very unlikely to be through any fans protests sadly
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The Sullivan Out petition now stands at 5,984 - only 16 left before it has doubled to 6,000 over this summer break.
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Full Claret Jacket" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 21:15 He 100 per cent needs to be held to account for the mess he has made of the club since he came in. He will no doubt point to the European success we had. I look at many of the other clubs that have gone down the foreign ownership route and been an utter mess. It's rare it works out that the owners invest or don't try and fleece fans. I remember those on here touting that fraud Tony Fernandes that ruined QPR when he bought West Ham.
Frankly I'd like to see British ownership that understands their fanbase but the likelihood is very slim and nobody in the UK can make themselves a billionaire here these days.
Brady is still getting a free ride, she should be absolutely slaughtered for the shit job she’s done in what was a pretty simple task, take a passionate support and move them a couple of miles, all the mouths near the goals with all the other mouths, all the corporate near the cunts that run the club, all the families together in their own area but most of all, all of the away support up in the gods in the shit seats, those seats where she tried to make our concessions sit.
The woman is vile and useless at her job and possibly the weak point in Sullivans ownership, target her and make it heard what a shit show she’s delivered and her ego will implode.
The woman is vile and useless at her job and possibly the weak point in Sullivans ownership, target her and make it heard what a shit show she’s delivered and her ego will implode.
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Re: Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
Loads of FA Cup games today.
Ideal chance to actually go to one and see if you could go as part of a potential home game boycott rather than blithely dismissing it because it "fucks with YOUR rights/football routine".
It's a suggestion, not an order.
For me, Erith & Belvedere are away, but Erith are at home to Bengal United.
Maldon & Witham are both at home, as are Newham (meaning you could drink at your usual "home" boozer first).
Grays are at Barking & Romford at Stanway.
Ideal chance to actually go to one and see if you could go as part of a potential home game boycott rather than blithely dismissing it because it "fucks with YOUR rights/football routine".
It's a suggestion, not an order.
For me, Erith & Belvedere are away, but Erith are at home to Bengal United.
Maldon & Witham are both at home, as are Newham (meaning you could drink at your usual "home" boozer first).
Grays are at Barking & Romford at Stanway.
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Much of our problem after that trophy win was not adequately replacing Rice with similar profile of player(s) imho. So yet again recruitment is the issue which is large part is down to having no long term plan or footballing philosophy or playing style, to help guide the profile of players recruited. Of course, being the team with the lowest number of scouts, data analysts etc was another root cause. But now we have Macaulay, and a scouting network, data analysts dont expect Sullivan to trust in them. He will continue to favour his “eye for a player” or a punt or cheaper option over that scientific, proven data analytical nonsense.
Re: Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
Monsieur merde de cheval" wrote: ↑31 Jul 2025, 23:42Massive Attack" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 21:54Full Claret Jacket" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 21:15
He will no doubt point to the European success we had.
The blagging wanker can point to that all he wants but that was more down to luck than anything else transpiring during his reign. The Competition didn't exist for the others.We win a European trophy and he strolls out in a claret velvet ....thing.
Born liar and shitstain...same for the sour faced witch .
Fact is we couldn’t build on it. Sold our best player, replaced with a glory hunting mercenary and average joes. Appointed a poor manager. Went back to ordinary-to-poor in no time at all. That is how we roll, we can’t handle success.
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Re: Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 21:54Full Claret Jacket" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 21:15
He will no doubt point to the European success we had.
The blagging wanker can point to that all he wants but that was more down to luck than anything else transpiring during his reign. The Competition didn't exist for the others.
We win a European trophy and he strolls out in a claret velvet ....thing.
Born liar and shitstain...same for the sour faced witch .
Born liar and shitstain...same for the sour faced witch .
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XKhammer wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 10:19Russ of the BML" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 09:08Problem is, you stated you wouldn't back a walk out. That's fine and its your prerogative. But in my eyes that makes you perfect for Sullivan. Pay your money, watch the shit and go home. Ideal for him.I respect your view Russ even if l disagree but when l get abused from the likes of Jaan who doesn't even go to games how else do you want me to respond
l back my team not Sullivan
good man .
Russ is as staunch WHU as they come.
Russ is as staunch WHU as they come.
Re: Time for massive protests against David Sullivan!
Claret and Booze on youtube has a petition against the club which is almost up to 10k signatures if anyone wants to jump on it.
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Full Claret Jacket" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 21:15
He will no doubt point to the European success we had.
The blagging wanker can point to that all he wants but that was more down to luck than anything else transpiring during his reign. The Competition didn't exist for the others.
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He 100 per cent needs to be held to account for the mess he has made of the club since he came in. He will no doubt point to the European success we had. I look at many of the other clubs that have gone down the foreign ownership route and been an utter mess. It's rare it works out that the owners invest or don't try and fleece fans. I remember those on here touting that fraud Tony Fernandes that ruined QPR when he bought West Ham.
Frankly I'd like to see British ownership that understands their fanbase but the likelihood is very slim and nobody in the UK can make themselves a billionaire here these days.
Frankly I'd like to see British ownership that understands their fanbase but the likelihood is very slim and nobody in the UK can make themselves a billionaire here these days.
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XKhammer wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 10:19Russ of the BML" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 09:08Problem is, you stated you wouldn't back a walk out. That's fine and its your prerogative. But in my eyes that makes you perfect for Sullivan. Pay your money, watch the shit and go home. Ideal for him.I respect your view Russ even if l disagree but when l get abused from the likes of Jaan who doesn't even go to games how else do you want me to respond
l back my team not Sullivan
Hark at you crying about abuse, when that’s all you ever offer on here.
“if 3/4 walked out ill probably be impressed and support it as would be embarrassed to sit there wirh the half/half scarcers”
sums you up. All bravado about how you wouldn’t support it blah blah, then admit you would if the majority shamed you into it.
So much for your principles.
“if 3/4 walked out ill probably be impressed and support it as would be embarrassed to sit there wirh the half/half scarcers”
sums you up. All bravado about how you wouldn’t support it blah blah, then admit you would if the majority shamed you into it.
So much for your principles.
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Russ of the BML" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 11:14XKhammer wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 10:19Russ of the BML" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 09:08Problem is, you stated you wouldn't back a walk out. That's fine and its your prerogative. But in my eyes that makes you perfect for Sullivan. Pay your money, watch the shit and go home. Ideal for him.I respect your view Russ even if l disagree but when l get abused from the likes of Jaan who doesn't even go to games how else do you want me to respond
l back my team not SullivanYeah, but fuck people that abuse. They're nothing. They just ruin this forum.
I was just interested in why you state you wouldn't back a walk out? I understand your comment about supporting the team not Sullivan. But, with respect, by purchasing your season ticket, going to the games and just doing what you have always done, you are supporting Sullivan. That is exactly what he wants fans to do. Buy your seat, go to the games and keep your gob shut. You are supporting the regime.
And, as they say, you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs.
If a mass walk out was by the grace of god organised and it was done properly and after 10 minutes 3/4's of the support got up and walked out - Would you really sit and stay?
Good point about if 3/4 walked out ill probably be impressed and support it as would be embarrassed to sit there wirh the half/half scarcers but that ain't gonna happen is it
Watching West Ham is more than the footie for me,im used to the disappointment
It's also about catching up with everyone who has left the East End...more like a reunion
im a Plaistow boy but well pleased l don't live there now
Seriously Russ l get ya point but with me it's not only the football and l don't support Sullivan but be careful what you wish for
Watching West Ham is more than the footie for me,im used to the disappointment
It's also about catching up with everyone who has left the East End...more like a reunion
im a Plaistow boy but well pleased l don't live there now
Seriously Russ l get ya point but with me it's not only the football and l don't support Sullivan but be careful what you wish for
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