Very proud to be playing my part in boycotting, like many others are doing too. To me, this shows you can be civilised and still make a point, all whilst staying on the right side of the law. Fair play to those who’ve gone too and are making their voices heard at the ground. Well done everybody! Pics are from X and not mine.
Just a thought from what I saw, last night…
As someone who’s now boycotting, it was apparent most of the protesting was in the Blackburn End, from what I saw on TV.
If the owners are really watching every game, they won’t be seeing the discontent, as much as if it was in the Jack Walker Stand.
Fair to play everyone who went last night though and made their feelings clear. As I’ve said before, I’ve had enough. I’ve voted with my feet.
I honestly think we’re one big push away from shifting Venky’s. For Suhail to show his face AND do an interview, it’s unprecedented. I can’t ever recall it!
Loved it when Rudy mentioned how we’d see all the training ground work with Big Val, after the international break, come to fruition.
…well, what a load of bollocks that was!
Friday’s an opportunity to really do something special against the lot upstairs.
A big shout to Glenn for finding bout of energy too, to lead something against the owners.
Just seen the prices and I won’t be renenwing. I’ve been a season ticket holder for a while too.
As much as I love my BBE seat for the view it has (row 29, very central), I’m boycotting. My last game was against Norwich and I won’t be setting foot inside Ewood, unless they put the club up for sale.
Also, £400 to watch the youth team play (which is what it’s likely to be, next season), is daylight robbery.
There’s a lot to be said how they’re run though. The owners mortgaged Turd to buy the club. They recently took a £40 million loan out too. They’re banking everything on going back up.
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