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Was it last season Martinelli was off the pitch "injured" and Arteta urged him to roll back on to get the game stopped ? Just hope they don't win it, not a very likeable club.

At least we'll have 2 Axels, even if the wheels have fallen off.

Don't listen to what other fans say, he'll probably end up slumming it at Espanyol with Dolan.

Swerving what? Are you going a bit mental ? Why would I suggest it if I wouldn't take part? It was only a suggestion though that I thought up in about 5 seconds. Maybe someone could think of something better, maybe something that didn't require "props".

It was me who suggested the red card,did you actually read what I said ? It was my idea, I was the first to suggest it after the Leicester game. How about you change your stance and come and do an in ground protest? You could even lead it, or is it unrealistic for you to even consider changing your mind ?

Red card was a suggestion I made but whatever the message, it would have to be spread widely. I'm not on twitter or anything else, but it's pointless just a few on here suggesting something.

It only rains when we're winning, Rains when we're winning....

Not bad for you 😁

I won't stop going so there's no point discussing the likelihood,and I haven't come across anyone who will stay away, and I've asked a few. The other night when I mentioned the option of doing something inside Ewood, Speedie dismissed it as he believed it would detract from the boycott. The conversation has changed direction over the last couple of days and it would seem there's a realisation that it would be better to get match goers onside, rather than "alienate" them. Got to say Matty's number 4 struck a chord with me.

I honestly don't oppose the boycott, people can do whatever they feel is right. It does make me wonder though, why it has taken an official one for people to act,i mean come on, they've had 15 years. Also how it is now being seen as some cliff edge, do or die moment, and if you don't comply(not saying that the coalition have said this) you are somehow responsible for the ills at the club. It's absolutely ridiculous. You're right, I obviously do wish they'd go, but I don't think for one second that they'll be forced into it. The result of what's happening, in my opinion, is much more likely to result in a statement confirming their intentions to stay, rather than an intention to leave. If that does happen, you can guarantee that the boycott hasn't helped, quite the opposite.

It doesn't make me or anyone else complicit, stop peddling this ridiculous rhetoric , how old are you?

I explained it in a reply to TugaysMarlboro, there are 2 posts

Don't try to turn this on its head, we both know how this goes.

I've replied to TugaysMarlboro on p16 with the suggestion.

Look, just because a few people who I don't know have come up with an idea doesn't mean it becomes gospel. Who are they to call it "Official" anyway ??? They didn't ask my opinion, did they ask yours? Tell you what, the boycott is OFFICIALLY OFF and everyone has to attend the Watford match. There you go, 25000 crowd against Watford coming up, don't forget, you have to turn up because it's OFFICIAL because I said so.