FAO: Borley, Riddler and people criticising the protest
Wed Mar 03, 2010 12:27 am
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The best day of the season so far. I didn't have a voice after that game, it was probably one of the best away trips of the last few years and my God, did we play brilliantly.
But that's the most that I ask.
A passionate team who look and play like they care, along with passionate fans who don't stop singing and go home minus one voice at the end of a game, any game, win, draw or get embarrassed at Preston.
A football team close to home that I can sing my heart out for.
Is that so hard to deliver?
Just think what you're doing Borley, by backing the Chairman who got us in this mess. You're risking me, you, us all losing that.
As for the fans, where's the passion gone? Home games are getting worse not better, and Preston was quiet for long spells on Saturday.
This weekend, those of you who don't agree with the protest, just ignore it, that's fine.
Criticism though, it's just divisive and that's the last thing we need.
So just go in the ground, stand at your seat and when the teams come out, don't stop singing and supporting them until that final whistle blows.
The best day of the season so far. I didn't have a voice after that game, it was probably one of the best away trips of the last few years and my God, did we play brilliantly.
But that's the most that I ask.
A passionate team who look and play like they care, along with passionate fans who don't stop singing and go home minus one voice at the end of a game, any game, win, draw or get embarrassed at Preston.
A football team close to home that I can sing my heart out for.
Is that so hard to deliver?
Just think what you're doing Borley, by backing the Chairman who got us in this mess. You're risking me, you, us all losing that.
As for the fans, where's the passion gone? Home games are getting worse not better, and Preston was quiet for long spells on Saturday.
This weekend, those of you who don't agree with the protest, just ignore it, that's fine.
Criticism though, it's just divisive and that's the last thing we need.
So just go in the ground, stand at your seat and when the teams come out, don't stop singing and supporting them until that final whistle blows.
Re: FAO: Borley, Riddler and people criticising the protest
Wed Mar 03, 2010 3:05 am
Bump for the morning seeing as Annis says all the players and all look on here, I think they should see this as well.
Re: FAO: Borley, Riddler and people criticising the protest
Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:43 am
Correct Dave, Thats All I want is Passion/Guts and Pride and financial stability from Our Team and Club 