Interestingly enough if you're needing someone to lead a protest march I have experience in this field! In fact, next Friday will be the 10th anniversary of this little effort. How revolutionary I used to be in my younger days!! tonyd.users.netlink.co.uk//protest2.htm Hey, it worked though, we managed to get rid of the chairman at Palace but, just like the Dolan/Fish thing, things got worse before they got better.

Interestingly enough if you're needing someone to lead a protest march I have experience in this field! In fact, next Friday will be the 10th anniversary of this little effort. How revolutionary I used to be in my younger days!! tonyd.users.netlink.co.uk//protest2.htm Hey, it worked though, we managed to get rid of the chairman at Palace but, just like the Dolan/Fish thing, things got worse before they got better.

You might all want to hold a protest back until we slide a further down the table. It may be a little hard to convince the media that we're a club in crisis while we're still in the top 8 with a 50% win ratio.

Yet you still blindly support a football team who have worse form than us, never let it be said FC fans are fickle.

The fact is that there there isnt anyone who loves the club with enough money or who is willing to put there money were there mouth is regarding buying the club, and the current directors want a return on the money they have invested and thats fair enough in my opinion, its ok calling for changes but we need the board or we wouldnt have a club, and they need the fans otherwise they would have no chance of making the money that they require, In my opinion the best action would be an organised boycott of a home game to show that the fans are not happy and are would be willing to walk away if improvements are not made and will not just blindly hand over season ticket and merchandise money reagrdless of bad or cheap decisions by the board, this would reiterate that the only way for them to make there money back is to have a successful side on the field (which the club has more then enough potential to be if managed properly) and that we wouldnt just hand our money over reagrdless.

All good points jordanpp.

If there was a millionaire begging to take over then I could see the logic in wanting the board replaced.

Going back to the football protest I led in 1999, we were that desperate to oust the clueless chairmen that we didn't really think of what would happen next. As it was, the club nearly went bankrupt until the multi-millionaire we all craved for finally emerged over a year later.

No point in completely disabling the club before there's actually a plan in place to improve things.

Maybe the tact should be 'OPEN YOUR FRIGGING EYES AND SEE WHAT THE REST OF US ARE SEEING'