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[Archived] Rovers Vs The Pool Fa Cup


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I'm probably in the minority but I'm looking forward to the game and seeing if we can get through a tie we should be winning and reaching the last 16.

If you want to protest, buy a ticket and protest from inside the ground. If people who are already boycotting boycott the game on Saturday as well, what effect is that going to have? No one is going to notice the slightest bit of difference. A full ish ground of both sets of supporters protesting now that would be fairly unique these days and would make far more of a statement. I don't expect most of the boycotters to ever come back at all let alone when Venky's leave but for one match only it's a shame the focus isn't on going in as a one off to protest as opposed to doing nothing significantly different than what has been happening to date.

But many say keep protests away from games whenever possible. This gives the perfect scenario those who are against protests will get Ewood to themselves where they can roar the team on creating a positive and buzzing atmosphere even more so with it being a local derby and a cup tie. Im sure there will be a good atmosphere both inside and out.

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It's looking increasingly likely that I am going to have to go to this match. This is not by personal choice...............sometimes in the line of work, you just have to grin and bear it.

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It's looking increasingly likely that I am going to have to go to this match. This is not by personal choice...............sometimes in the line of work, you just have to grin and bear it.

I thought stewards had to watch the crowd and not the game?

You should be fine Merc 😉

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The thing is NO ONE outside of either clubs gives a rats ar$e about the fixture. Oystons don't care and Venkys couldn't give a damn about it.

The sad thing is, as is more than evidenced on this forum, fans are bickering with each other, there is a lack of respect for personal opinions and views and that is a massive problem when it comes to getting fans together to voice as one. Too much disorganisation, too much name calling and the end result is failure, like we see both on and off the park.

BRFC, the fans, the team and the club are in a real mess.

The venky's syndrome at Ewood and Oyston syndrome at Bloomfield has cruelly affected everyone associated with their clubs and I believe is beyond repair. The same happened and continues to happen over at Wigan and Bolton with infighting.

Then we look over the hills at our nearest and dearest and can only look on with pure envy about they way Dingle FC is being run, how a structure placed within the club flourishes both on and off the pitch and which we as Rovers fan are sick knowing that is exactly how we were run just 6 yrs ago until these idiots were allowed to do what they did, and all under the watchful eye of 1 person.

Step forward Rob Coar. You have so many questions to answer and you are guilty of riding rough shod over the grave of our greatest supporter and for that you should be ashamed.

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I thought stewards had to watch the crowd and not the game?

You should be fine Merc

Nice one!

Told today from Blackpool end that match ticket sales are 'steady' and attendance of 7/8k 'expected'. Personally, would be surprised with that attendance.

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the not attendance protest will not work in my view. What about the fans who don't go on social media or this site?

I'd be more up for an old school pitch invasion.

You know, like there would normally have been if Rovers managed to cause a shock and knock the mighty Pool out of the most famous cup competition in the world.

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Hopefully enough will turn up and not go in to get some media attention. If there isn't good attention on this it will just look like a poor crowd. I think we were at the disrupting the game stage 4 or 5 years ago but something dramatic really needs to be done now. Hope fully we'll get another outing on TV this season.

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Hopefully enough will turn up and not go in to get some media attention. If there isn't good attention on this it will just look like a poor crowd. I think we were at the disrupting the game stage 4 or 5 years ago but something dramatic really needs to be done now. Hope fully we'll get another outing on TV this season.

FA Cup is still good for publcity Neil.

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Broken record I know, but you need a few hundred stopping the game on the pitch, that alone will create more headlines across the world than any advert in the Indian press or protest outside the ground, great ideas though they are.

Unless thats on the agenda for me its simply not worth it.

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This is my first ever post even though i have been a member for years. I still attend ewood i have a season ticket ( but only till end of this season ) i have decided not to renew i have had enough now. But i will not!!!!!! be getting a ticket for this game. This game i think is a great time to unite and not attend. Good to be united with blackpool fans also.

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Blackpool sold over 800 so far so it's looks like they are going 'in' to protest.

Makes sense imo.

Whole crowd in unison, protesting the (we do) FA in an FA cup game? Hell - I'm not one for protesting/disrupting/negative chanting in the stadium during games, but why not if it is both sets of fans together, in a non-league fixture that has the name of the idiots who are ULTIMATLEY responsible?

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Probably short notice now, but should get everyone who's outside to chuck tennis balls orange ones for blackpool, and 18th minute over the stands, prob riverside, or from corners.

Jesus, you must have a super human throwing arm. I will bring the tennis balls you bring the motar we'd need to get them over the stands 😂😂

As for a zero attendance I don't think anyone in their right mind would think that was possible. However for example a sub 5k attendance for a league game would get the ball rolling.

Hey ho. Lets keep on and there may yet be a zero attendance when the locks go on the gates

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Makes sense imo.

Whole crowd in unison, protesting the (we do) FA in an FA cup game? Hell - I'm not one for protesting/disrupting/negative chanting in the stadium during games, but why not if it is both sets of fans together, in a non-league fixture that has the name of the idiots who are ULTIMATLEY responsible?

Tried that.....twice.....they ignored it....twice

NOT A PENNY MORE

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