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BournemouthRED wrote:fucking right on brothers, fed up with the magpies getting all the protest action.
what do we want? trophies
when do we want em? now!!! (or next season but fucking soon yeah!)
I want proper investment in the squad, to match our ambitions.LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:BournemouthRED wrote:fucking right on brothers, fed up with the magpies getting all the protest action.
what do we want? trophies
when do we want em? now!!! (or next season but fucking soon yeah!)
Reminds me of the altzheimer protest march:
"What do we want?"
"I don't know!"
"When do we want it?"
"Want what?"
Completely agree.frankbutcher wrote:Lads,
Not that I give two hoots about what Iceman thinks, but an important point that I raised in the original thread, must be respected. We need to all keep this as focussed as possible. We are not a Wenger Out group, and to that end, we need to show it in our posts. That includes anti-Wenger posts and sigs. Otherwise we will be torn to pieces by some of the 'swing voters' that we will be trying to win over to the cause. There are thousands that are wavering in their support of the current regime at the Club. We need to stay ideally placed to capitalise on this if we end potless again this season.
We can't alienate people, before we've started. We can't be contradictory in our messages and our actions.
Frank.
BournemouthRED wrote:fucking right on brothers, fed up with the magpies getting all the protest action.
what do we want? trophies
when do we want em? now!!! (or next season but fucking soon yeah!)
Am in agreement as well, well saidfrankbutcher wrote:Lads,
Not that I give two hoots about what Iceman thinks, but an important point that I raised in the original thread, must be respected. We need to all keep this as focussed as possible. We are not a Wenger Out group, and to that end, we need to show it in our posts. That includes anti-Wenger posts and sigs. Otherwise we will be torn to pieces by some of the 'swing voters' that we will be trying to win over to the cause. There are thousands that are wavering in their support of the current regime at the Club. We need to stay ideally placed to capitalise on this if we end potless again this season.
We can't alienate people, before we've started. We can't be contradictory in our messages and our actions.
Frank.
Could be suitable at the Villa game if we are out of it. Plus right now alot of people are confused about the aims of the group. There will be a lot of misconceptions that we are all about 'wenger out'Henry Norris 1913 wrote:does anyone reckon we can smuggle in a "Arsenal FC not PLC" banner in the next home game ? It WILL get spotted.
technically the protest is more to do with the club's priorities and use of money, but I admit it would look silly if we end up winning the league- then again I don't care what I'd look like if we end up winning the league at the lanekingjayson1 wrote:I think it may be a possibility but it may be too soon. We have to be pretty sure we're not in the running otherwise it will be extremely embarassingHenry Norris 1913 wrote:does anyone reckon we can smuggle in a "Arsenal FC not PLC" banner in the next home game ? It WILL get spotted.
Spot on.frankbutcher wrote:Lads,
Not that I give two hoots about what Iceman thinks, but an important point that I raised in the original thread, must be respected. We need to all keep this as focussed as possible. We are not a Wenger Out group, and to that end, we need to show it in our posts. That includes anti-Wenger posts and sigs. Otherwise we will be torn to pieces by some of the 'swing voters' that we will be trying to win over to the cause. There are thousands that are wavering in their support of the current regime at the Club. We need to stay ideally placed to capitalise on this if we end potless again this season.
We can't alienate people, before we've started. We can't be contradictory in our messages and our actions.
Frank.
Also he replied further:Mate - not sure the whole 'FC not PLC' thing really works. The club has been a PLC for donkeys years and that part is pretty much irrelevant. Not denying something has to be done, but the opening message has to be right.
I replied with:And while I'm here - this morning I've discovered there's a thread on the Online Gooner forum about all this but haven't had time to read through it all. Have you considered the campaign gaining momentum by the Black Scarf Movement or are your aims completely different? Ours includes the playing side but goes a lot deeper - plus it's already known to the club and they're starting to take notice. May be worth sharing thoughts.
Thoughts lads?I'm on the online gooner myself, I think people are just brainstorming ideas at the moment and getting framework for any activity in place, still a long way to go though. I've heard of the Black Scarf Movement and support a fair few of the aims, but I think we're trying to focus on the playing side and the lack of investment in the squad (and what the Arsenal FC, not PLC is trying to imply,) and some of the decisions taken by the manager. Also I haven't heard any news from the Black Scarf guys and am not sure if you guys have anything planned so we're going ahead with our own thing but I think we're open to sharing ideas about protests/banners etc. Still early days for us though
mikeyb772001 wrote:M-50 wrote:What about those that oppose the idea?Arsenal 1991 wrote:This is a thread for people who are interested in joining the group
The main objective is;
To encourage the club to develop a clear investment strategy, made visible to its fanbase, that will allow Arsenal to compete for the major club competitions
Arsenal have been competing for the major club competition in world football and competitions in their country.
As I type Arsenal have a game in hand which could send them top of the Premier League (widely regarded at the most competitive football league in the world). Arsenal have the second-best goals for record and one of the best defensive records in that league.
This set-up is very naive.
FFS!!!!!! Mate we are trying to do something here, i beg of you, if you dont like it , dont read it.
please.
I've got to say, he has a point. The Club is a Plc, and that won't change. However, it still makes the point that the Club's business activities should be a means to an end. Football should be the end, but our argument is that this is not entirely the case at present.AA23Northbank wrote:I've got Highbury Harold on facebook, a few of us have the signature as our profile pic, he said this on it:
Also he replied further:Mate - not sure the whole 'FC not PLC' thing really works. The club has been a PLC for donkeys years and that part is pretty much irrelevant. Not denying something has to be done, but the opening message has to be right.I replied with:And while I'm here - this morning I've discovered there's a thread on the Online Gooner forum about all this but haven't had time to read through it all. Have you considered the campaign gaining momentum by the Black Scarf Movement or are your aims completely different? Ours includes the playing side but goes a lot deeper - plus it's already known to the club and they're starting to take notice. May be worth sharing thoughts.Thoughts lads?I'm on the online gooner myself, I think people are just brainstorming ideas at the moment and getting framework for any activity in place, still a long way to go though. I've heard of the Black Scarf Movement and support a fair few of the aims, but I think we're trying to focus on the playing side and the lack of investment in the squad (and what the Arsenal FC, not PLC is trying to imply,) and some of the decisions taken by the manager. Also I haven't heard any news from the Black Scarf guys and am not sure if you guys have anything planned so we're going ahead with our own thing but I think we're open to sharing ideas about protests/banners etc. Still early days for us though
frankbutcher wrote:I want proper investment in the squad, to match our ambitions.LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:BournemouthRED wrote:fucking right on brothers, fed up with the magpies getting all the protest action.
what do we want? trophies
when do we want em? now!!! (or next season but fucking soon yeah!)
Reminds me of the altzheimer protest march:
"What do we want?"
"I don't know!"
"When do we want it?"
"Want what?"
Do you want a bonio?
Woof woof!
I agree with you.LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:frankbutcher wrote:I want proper investment in the squad, to match our ambitions.LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:BournemouthRED wrote:fucking right on brothers, fed up with the magpies getting all the protest action.
what do we want? trophies
when do we want em? now!!! (or next season but fucking soon yeah!)
Reminds me of the altzheimer protest march:
"What do we want?"
"I don't know!"
"When do we want it?"
"Want what?"
Do you want a bonio?
Woof woof!
WTF
I think you have misunderstood this but that having read your posts I fully understand.
I am a very flippant individual so that was obviously just a joke and I am by no means a so called rose tinter, I can appreciate both sides of the arguments on this forum and both sides have their flaws but I find it interesting nonetheless.
What I don't appreciate are posters that cannot and will not tolerate other peoples views without insulting them like a five year old with adhd on crack