1. I believe 5,000 leaflets are being distributed on Saturday to publicise the meeting.
After reading, launch 5,000 paper aeroplanes onto the pitch, as the players run out.
If the game's delayed 5 mins, I can't see the harm and last time we did it against Leicester we came from behind to win. No extra cost involved and relatively simple.
2. Everyone gets an A4 piece of paper or the larger the better. They write HUH in black marker and hold it up, when the players run out.
We could do this at every home game.
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A campaign called "spell it out in black and white".
A play on getting RD to tell us what is happening in our away and cup winning colours.
It could go as far as black and white scarves ala Man U and their green and yellow scarves.
If the demand from fans is for more and better communication, then this is a catchy, short and to the point way of saying, "Spell it out in black and white" . This will be a constant request by way of scarves.
It's an easy way for fans to show support without wearing another teams colours (other than against Fulham)
This could be linked to black and white photos of old or even current players, also symbolising RD draining all the life and colour out of the club. (Stig).
I suggested the scarf and colours idea over the weekend but could not think of what colours it should be, but you have hit the nail with this as it shows a clear message and is linked to our history.
The Trust need to run with this and keep a bit of sales and use as a fighting fund as I feel sure there are many battles ahaed
Nice thought though.
1) Unifying and amplifying the collective voice of the disaffected supporter by offering a 'strength in numbers' approach:
Those who are unhappy with RD's network - including those supporters who choose not to attend football matches at The Valley - might gain confidence and identity by actively distinguishing themselves as 'the disaffected' by way of a name / colour / symbol
e.g. 'The 1905 Collective', 'Valley Phoenix', 'Soul of Charlton', or such like.
2) (Non-violent) direct action:
For example, around The Valley on match days (during matches, perhaps?) and when non-football activities are taking place.
If the team is relegated: a co-ordinated 'Return to sender' of season ticket application forms, filled in with a personal message e.g. 'I've better things to do' or 'Interest expired [after XX years of support]' ...perhaps with our chosen symbol (should we agree to such) to demonstrate solidarity and collective action.
The disaffected might choose to attend an away game at which to hold a visible action, perhaps by way of block-booking seats together.
There might also be mileage in turning a specified home game (e.g. a Football for a Fiver game) to our advantage.
3) International co-ordinated action
In the hope of bolstering our impact... might our actions be co-ordinated with Standard Liege fans and others?
Looking forward to next week's public meeting...
http://www.castrust.org/2015/02/volunteers-needed-publicise-public-meeting/