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is one supported 100% by true faith.
We will do our bit in every way we possibly can to help rid our club of Ashley’s malign influence upon it. This might be the last shot many of us give it before we don’t just give it all up and find something less utterly dis-spiriting to do with our time.
We might not succeed but frankly with thousands of lifelong fans chucking season tickets the club is already dying a slow lingering death.
I’ll not repeat the arguments in opposition to Ashley – they are many and have have been repeated often enough.
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Sports Direct is a international brand. I agree that anti SD banners may be beneficial on a match day, but a boycott would be of SD limited value. Newcastle fans would be a tiny subset of his customer base
I’ve thought about this a LOT.
We all know that all this “man” cares about is money and Sports Direct. We all know that the only thing that keeps him at NUFC is the cash he is raking in – largely as a result of the TV deal, which in turn allows him to use SJP as an avenue to enormous amounts of free publicity for Sports Direct through live TV exposure…sickening I know.
So, how about we turn the tools of his trade against him? Far from a boycott, lets encourage attendance but use live TV as an opportunity to publicise the appalling business practices of Sports Direct e.g. the disgraceful use of poverty line wages and zero hour contracts. Imagine, a home game against Man Utd, beamed around the world with 50,000 people holding up banners, wearing shirts and singing songs all exposing Sports Direct’s unethical (but admittedly legal) business practices to the world….we then encourage a boycott, but a boycott of Sports Direct. Now that would him where it really hurts….
I think it is the only realistic way of
At last we have reason to be cheerful.A degree of pride is returning. Onwards and upwards!
Nice one. If the likes of TF, NUFC.com, Internet forums and the local media can all unite and finally stand up to the fat parasite maybe some of the supporters will be woken from their slumbers and realise we are witnessing the death of our once proud club. Boycott the Spurs game. Surely doing something about this is better than doing nothing!
Good on ya lads
Well done tf – good thinking and good supporting