@Geo. said:
Does it make people feel better or worse? Well it doesnt make a fan feel better because these people are still at our club doing the same thing each week, week in week out. At the end of the game, win loose draw, there is a select group of fans that go round and say gday to the boys and have a chat and keep there heads up, these fans no who they are, there is fans that players have actually said to them that they are the true supporters/fans. Mate some of us give our heart and soul for this club, and i dont think its out of the question for the coaching staff, club, or players to no if the fans aint happy with whats happening. At the end of the day we are the club, not them, we supply them all with a job, we buy there merchandise, we watch there product, we attend there post match presentations. Why not look for the positives? How many people on this forum went upto john morris, dene halatau, dean collis, corey pain, danny galea, and thanked them for what they have done for the club and what they have put back into the community? I no i did. Dr Kuah - it amazes me how he still has a job, i presume we payed pretty big dollars for danny galea, how many broken jaws did it take to realise the screws were loose? WTF?! Thats just one thing where he has failed.
Does it change the situation? It opens peoples minds and gets the media talking which can lead to a change in situation. There has been many clubs in the past where the fans have forced it to be changed and was better for there club. Look at the Manchester United protest thats going on, they aint happy with whats going on with there owners, so now they are wearing scarfs, green and gold till the club is sold. Its certainly got the medias attention as the numbers are growing every week and the media is heavily envolved now. Its just a matter of time for them. Now we aint saying to goto this extent, but as fans of the club we can have our say, we aint doing nothing illegal, and no one can stop us for saying it.
