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The club serving up this bullshit false dichotomy is ****ing pathetic. They're ****ing ***** scoundrels. Fight for our ****ing history you ****heads.
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The club serving up this bullshit false dichotomy is ******* pathetic. They're ******* ***** scoundrels. Fight for our ******* history you fu**heads.
It's infuriating to have Matthew Richardson show both what appeared to be genuine interest in connecting better with supporters, and genuine interested in the #bringbackthebars campaign, and then umm and err on whether we should wear the bars as early and often as possible.
For some reason this reminded me of the membership survey question a few years back when they asked about what jumper we would prefer to wear at home. From memory they phrased it "black and white striped" jumper instead of calling it the Prison Bars. Suggestive questioning at its best.It's infuriating to have Matthew Richardson show both what appeared to be genuine interest in connecting better with supporters, and genuine interested in the #bringbackthebars campaign, and then umm and err on whether we should wear the bars as early and often as possible.
If the AFL has decreed that we can only wear the bars once and a second showing is out of the question, f**ken tell us that so we know where to direct our vitriol. Instead the club refuse to commit to anything and as such we have all this momentum and nowhere to direct it. What the messaging suggests is that club deliberately muddy the waters about the status of the bars moving forward because they don't want us to know for sure they've settled for a poor deal and push them into having to take the fight to the AFL. They don't have the mettle to enter into that fight. It's pathetic and that loser attitude from the top permeates throughout the club.
I’d say it could work with people power.
Imagine 85% of the crowd every single home game in TV work the prison bars, make it a national spectacle by having it displayed on TV - make it so it’s heard loud, the club clearly won’t do it, bring back the bars is a start but something more visual would be awesome.
How do we organise printing 35,000 jumper looking things for people to wear?
it could even be just be shirts people slip on.
Eddie would see it, the AFL could see it and there is nothing they could do about it.
I’d say it could work with people power.
Imagine 85% of the crowd every single home game in TV work the prison bars, make it a national spectacle by having it displayed on TV - make it so it’s heard loud, the club clearly won’t do it, bring back the bars is a start but something more visual would be awesome.
How do we organise printing 35,000 jumper looking things for people to wear?
it could even be just be shirts people slip on.
Eddie would see it, the AFL could see it and there is nothing they could do about it.,
There are endless ways to get a strong message across without breaching any sort of rules, you only have to read this forum and you'll find dozens of them.
The only conclusion to be had here is that the club just don't care.
This is exactly the sort of thing that needs to be done. Those leading the club have proved how spineless they are. People power by the fans can win the fight though with the appropriate visuals that the AFL can not ignore. The easiest and best way to get the momentum snowballing is the cheersquad has to ditch the teal, completely.Maybe el cheapo PB's printed on t-shirts.
Sell them for $5 each from a booth outside the AO.
Those of us with the commemorative PB can wear them of course.
Get 30k PB's on the tv screen and watch Gil and Eddie's faces turn purple with rage.
For some reason this reminded me of the membership survey question a few years back when they asked about what jumper we would prefer to wear at home. From memory they phrased it "black and white striped" jumper instead of calling it the Prison Bars. Suggestive questioning at its best.
He's a weak weasel who says what people want to hearIt's infuriating to have Matthew Richardson show both what appeared to be genuine interest in connecting better with supporters, and genuine interested in the #bringbackthebars campaign, and then umm and err on whether we should wear the bars as early and often as possible.
If the AFL has decreed that we can only wear the bars once and a second showing is out of the question, f**ken tell us that so we know where to direct our vitriol. Instead the club refuse to commit to anything and as such we have all this momentum and nowhere to direct it. What the messaging suggests is that club deliberately muddy the waters about the status of the bars moving forward because they don't want us to know for sure they've settled for a poor deal and push them into having to take the fight to the AFL. They don't have the mettle to enter into that fight. It's pathetic and that loser attitude from the top permeates throughout the club.
Koch was asked about it on the radio this morning. Said that a decision about wether or not we will wear them in rd 2 will be made in the next couple of days. When pressed about his preference for this year or next year in front of crowds, he said both. Wear it next week and then petition hard again to wear it next year and that it would be cruel of the afk to deny us after the events of this year relating to our 150th.
It didn't describe it precisely though which is problematic in the sense that it could be interpreted to be in the style of Collingwood/Hawthorn/Norf. Between effectively communicating the design and trying to eliminate bias surely the former is preferable?That would have been done intentionally, but not for nefarious reasons. They would need to eradicate any bias against the name "prison bars" or "wharf pylons" in the survey results, and a neutral descriptive term would help with that.
He's getting there. Slowly and reluctantly, but he's getting there.
"We are wearing them now. We will be wearing them again. This is our jumper and our history."It's genuinely baffling how that wasn't his opening position, instead of the vague "should we, shouldn't we" lukewarm bullshit we got.
Like someone said earlier "start high".
"We're wearing them now, and because there's no crowd, we expect to be allowed to wear them again next time as well"
Not fking difficult.
It didn't describe it precisely though which is problematic in the sense that it could be interpreted to be in the style of Collingwood/Hawthorn/Norf. Between effectively communicating the design and trying to eliminate bias surely the former is preferable?
vague "should we, shouldn't we" lukewarm bullshit
"We're wearing them now, and because there's no crowd, we expect to be allowed to wear them again next time as well"
Can someone get this translated into latin?
This should be our new club motto.