1st March 2010

[Dougie Do'ins]

Why just 1 why not loads? Same day same time the least it would do would be make headlines.

I agree with what you say Simon but sometimes it's best to use a diplomatic approach first. Would it not be best to go to and at least see if they'll listen first ?

[Guest simon]

I agree with what you say Simon but sometimes it's best to use a diplomatic approach first. Would it not be best to go to and at least see if they'll listen first ?

 

I do yeah but my thing is we should be doing as much as we can as quick as we can. Look how long it taken to get these billboards going i understand its an expensive idea and takes time. But who knows if this was earlier something may of come from them im not saying its to late but this is how we should be acting. Any decent idea should be put to immediate use. But as its you saying this i agree entirely haha im just expressing what i belive down in my heart should be happening. Not in my head cos we all know what comes from that.

[Durango]

Or the same level of those twats down the east lancs.

 

They hire a team of experts, we get two billboards.

 

Sums us up really

You cheeky Cunt!

 

And what have you done for the cause?

[navbasi]

FANS` GROUP UP THE PROTEST

 

Liverpool fans group Spirit of Shankly have taken their opposition to American owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks on to the streets of the city with a billboard campaign.

 

Several huge posters have sprung up on major routes into Liverpool with the message 'Tom and George, Debt, Lies, Cowboys. Not welcome here.'

 

It is the latest venture in the group's campaign to pressure Gillett and Hicks into ending their tumultuous reign which has been plagued by financial constraints and a failure to start work on a promised new 60,000-capacity stadium in Stanley Park.

 

"We, as fans, are unhappy with Gillett and Hicks and this is part of the campaign to show they are not welcome," said Spirit of Shankly spokesman Jay McKenna.

 

"Previously the protests were limited to match days but we are doing everything we can and decided to expand it to other areas.

 

"There are finances available to us and we feel this is worthwhile."

 

McKenna, however, dismissed any possibility of SOS linking up with Manchester United counterparts - who are also unhappy at the level of debt the American Glazer family have brought to their club - in a joint protest at the Barclays Premier League match between the two at Old Trafford on March 21.

 

"It is a complete non-starter," he added.

 

"The idea that Liverpool and Manchester United fans will walk down the same road together is never going to happen."

 

Football365 | All The News | Football News | FANS' GROUP UP THE PROTEST

[coachpotato]

"The idea that Liverpool and Manchester United fans will walk down the same road together is never going to happen."

 

Maybe not but, fuck, would it get noticed.

[Lucky Pierre]

Caught a bit on SSN before, it's getting noticed.

[The Tott]

I love wearing women's underwear.

 

 

Indeed.

[Lucky Pierre]

Indeed.

Well you're the one who typed the phrase into the computer....

[The Tott]

No really I do

 

I see

[Lucky Pierre]

Wibble.

Yes, Richie. Have a biscuit.

[Guest ShoePiss]

What a strange conversation.

 

I know!

[Lucky Pierre]

Started by a massive wanker!

Too right!