Burnley Protests.
Comments
-
Fancy dress could confuse a search and is a traditional end of season thing. I am sure we can make it anti RD and KM as well with face masks and some imagination.0
-
Stink bomb the bars and lounges?0
-
Please don't make masks again. This is meant to be 'unrelenting protests' not fancy dress day.6
-
May need another laundry basket, Carol hasn't been let out of the other one yet.HarryLime said:I think the knotted t-shirt thing is genius. Just wear a few that you would be throwing away, anyway. The pitch covered with old clothing and it would give another chance for the old laundry basket to be used by stewards clearing them off.
0 -
If it's going to be a case of throwing items that are No longer needed then I'm chucking Naby Sarr on to the pitch.5
-
You could get fans to dress up as clowns and wait at Charlton station for Katrien to arrive. Would make a great sight watching her walking down Floyd Road being followed by loads of clowns!Redrobo said:Fancy dress could confuse a search and is a traditional end of season thing. I am sure we can make it anti RD and KM as well with face masks and some imagination.
0 -
Ha, although he is bigger I'll chuck big mak because he puts up less of a fight and go down easierricky_otto said:If it's going to be a case of throwing items that are No longer needed then I'm chucking Naby Sarr on to the pitch.
1 -
Am I right in thinking Burnley also sing 'no one likes us'0
-
Same tune but slightly different song called "Nor woon laaks 'oose". The lyrics are from an old Nordic dialect that was spoken in Burnley many centuries ago, and the song celebrates the invention of the outside toilet.ChiAddick said:Am I right in thinking Burnley also sing 'no one likes us'
36 -
Hoping this is a joke or a Palace/ Millwall fan on a windup.PeakieRocket said:
You could get fans to dress up as clowns and wait at Charlton station for Katrien to arrive. Would make a great sight watching her walking down Floyd Road being followed by loads of clowns!Redrobo said:Fancy dress could confuse a search and is a traditional end of season thing. I am sure we can make it anti RD and KM as well with face masks and some imagination.
4 -
Sponsored links:
-
No, just a 'not much happening at work day'!cafc_harry said:
Hoping this is a joke or a Palace/ Millwall fan on a windup.PeakieRocket said:
You could get fans to dress up as clowns and wait at Charlton station for Katrien to arrive. Would make a great sight watching her walking down Floyd Road being followed by loads of clowns!Redrobo said:Fancy dress could confuse a search and is a traditional end of season thing. I am sure we can make it anti RD and KM as well with face masks and some imagination.
0 -
Given the lameness of our relegation "fight" black and white towels being thrown in might be more appropriate?Sillybilly said:Tie our scarves into balls and throw them. Can't ban us taking them in and I for one won't be needing mine again for a while.
Tea towels tied into a ball would probably get some distance and unlikely to hurt anyone too.0 -
Stink bombs are £2.98 a doz on ebay with free delivery. West stand could spoil her match day experience, and more importantly, would be highly embarrassing. The club shop, bars and lounges would not have customers hanging about either.Redrobo said:Stink bomb the bars and lounges?
4 -
She does not travel by train anymore.PeakieRocket said:
You could get fans to dress up as clowns and wait at Charlton station for Katrien to arrive. Would make a great sight watching her walking down Floyd Road being followed by loads of clowns!Redrobo said:Fancy dress could confuse a search and is a traditional end of season thing. I am sure we can make it anti RD and KM as well with face masks and some imagination.
She comes in via Ransom Walk around 2.5 hours before kick-off.0 -
Haha stink bombs in the lounge and bars is genius.5
-
Don't think it would bother her too much as she is employed by one and works with severalPeakieRocket said:
You could get fans to dress up as clowns and wait at Charlton station for Katrien to arrive. Would make a great sight watching her walking down Floyd Road being followed by loads of clowns!Redrobo said:Fancy dress could confuse a search and is a traditional end of season thing. I am sure we can make it anti RD and KM as well with face masks and some imagination.
. 0 -
Hiya chaps, love some of your ideas. Good luck in the fight to get your club back. From one very happy claret.35
-
Such is the state of our club at the moment that almost nobody seems to think we have a chance of beating Burnley (OK, we don;t but that's not the point). Given football fans are usually wildly myopic and optimistic, that speaks volumes about how much damage Roland and his puppets have done. But wouldn't it be great to have a day of massive protests which did not affect the match and for us to actually win.1
-
Dont forget to bring your half-time Oranges. It may be difficult to get a drink at half time.0
-
We need to make as much chaos as possible, think about it, this is our club and this is our last chance to show our fury towards the mug, toilet rolls, flares, balloons, beach balls, we need everything to get ourselves heard.3
-
Sponsored links:
-
ElfsborgAddick said:
She does not travel by train anymore.PeakieRocket said:
You could get fans to dress up as clowns and wait at Charlton station for Katrien to arrive. Would make a great sight watching her walking down Floyd Road being followed by loads of clowns!Redrobo said:Fancy dress could confuse a search and is a traditional end of season thing. I am sure we can make it anti RD and KM as well with face masks and some imagination.
She comes in via Ransom Walk around 2.5 hours before kick-off.
Yep gets the 472 from North GreenwichElfsborgAddick said:
She does not travel by train anymore.PeakieRocket said:
You could get fans to dress up as clowns and wait at Charlton station for Katrien to arrive. Would make a great sight watching her walking down Floyd Road being followed by loads of clowns!Redrobo said:Fancy dress could confuse a search and is a traditional end of season thing. I am sure we can make it anti RD and KM as well with face masks and some imagination.
She comes in via Ransom Walk around 2.5 hours before kick-off.3 -
Water bombs filled with piss? – sorry I don’t understand how this is possible.
I get how to make a water balloon, you roll it over the end of the tap, hold on to it and then turn the tap on. The water pressure is about 15-20 litres a minute and it forces the balloon to expand.
Making a piss balloon involves rolling the balloon over my flaccid penis (let’s say my unerect old chap is about the size of a tap and that I don’t become sexually aroused by balloons), I then push with all my might and I’m guessing I could get up enough pressure to release about a pint in half a minute – that balloon is just not going to expand is it?
Some of you with wider urethras or who still play the primary school game of ‘who can wee the highest’ to an Olympic level may be able to elaborate.
32 -
I'm reliably informed that there will be some practice sessions for those with 'pressure problems', at 12.45 round the back of Ransom Walk. See you there!milo said:Water bombs filled with piss? – sorry I don’t understand how this is possible.
I get how to make a water balloon, you roll it over the end of the tap, hold on to it and then turn the tap on. The water pressure is about 15-20 litres a minute and it forces the balloon to expand.
Making a piss balloon involves rolling the balloon over my flaccid penis (let’s say my unerect old chap is about the size of a tap and that I don’t become sexually aroused by balloons), I then push with all my might and I’m guessing I could get up enough pressure to release about a pint in half a minute – that balloon is just not going to expand is it?
Some of you with wider urethras or who still play the primary school game of ‘who can wee the highest’ to an Olympic level may be able to elaborate.
8 -
I'm pretty sure the majority of them were not filled with piss. Kids were running back and forward to the toilets and filling them up from the sinks.0
-
No, they def had fosters in them.cantersaddick said:I'm pretty sure the majority of them were not filled with piss. Kids were running back and forward to the toilets and filling them up from the sinks.
4 -
As posted on another thread.
Foldable frisbees are available - although probably not as cheap as stress balls/mini bouncing balls?
http://www.amtmarketing.com/promotional-outdoor/uk-stock-foldable-frisbee/3456/details.aspx2 -
Anyone have one of those blow up sofas or an air bed?!2
-
I've got one of those for when I go camping...cantersaddick said:Anyone have one of those blow up sofas or an air bed?!
They're huge even when deflated, take an age to pump up unless you've got an electric one and you'd need a queue of people to take turns pumping it with your foot and it nackers you out pretty quick2 -
This would be class, they would be extremely easy to get into the ground and they would be a massive pain to clear off the pitch. @CARD 10,000 will domicks1950 said:As posted on another thread.
Foldable frisbees are available - although probably not as cheap as stress balls/mini bouncing balls?
http://www.amtmarketing.com/promotional-outdoor/uk-stock-foldable-frisbee/3456/details.aspx3 -
3000 will cost £2370 at their prices we wouldn't afford 10000CAFCsayer said:
This would be class, they would be extremely easy to get into the ground and they would be a massive pain to clear off the pitch. @CARD 10,000 will domicks1950 said:As posted on another thread.
Foldable frisbees are available - although probably not as cheap as stress balls/mini bouncing balls?
http://www.amtmarketing.com/promotional-outdoor/uk-stock-foldable-frisbee/3456/details.aspx0
