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Protest Against Bbc

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Anyone have any good ideas for protesting against the BBC? Bombardment of email addresses of Panorama/BBC News staff? How about a picket of the Oxford Road studios in Manchester? BWFC fans calling Radio 5 talk programmes (sport and non-sport programmes) and giving their presenters some stick?

 

We can't keep bending over and taking this sh*t from BBC and lazy southern-based (West Ham supporting) journalists from the tabloids.

 

This issue has re-energised my passion for the Whites. We need to stop arguing amongst ourselves and =@ fight back.

This issue has re-energised my passion for the Whites. We need to stop arguing amongst ourselves and =@ fight back.

 

Agree with you about uniting and showing our support.

 

It'll be interesting to see what happens to the BBC vans when they roll up for MOTD next time. =D> =@

 

I think we should get a fair few banners made up for starters.

What do they call those big civil actions when a group of people take somebody to court?

 

The people of Bolton v British Broadcasting Corporation

 

Disputing why they pay a licence fee to the BBC when ITV get bugger all. WTF? Why? :aggressive:

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I think they call it a 'class action' in the USA. However, it may have more impact to undertake direct action against any BBC reporters/news crews who turn up at any future matches or who hang around the ticket office looking for quotes from fans.

I think they call it a 'class action' in the USA. However, it may have more impact to undertake direct action against any BBC reporters/news crews who turn up at any future matches or who hang around the ticket office looking for quotes from fans.

 

I think you have to be careful exactly how you act at matches, plod won't hesitate to arrest anyone acting up and that will be a ban from all football matches.

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I think 'direct action' against camera crews/BBC staff could, for example, be achieved by a dozen or more fans surrounding the crew in question and expressing our outrage verbally. Fisticuffs is not required. A bit of 'good-natured' jostling would most likely be sufficient.

Protest on the town hall steps?? :roll:

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i suggest we burn effigies on the town hall steps of the evil trinity: Barry Knight, Alan Green & Osama Bin Laden

It's got to be a big banner at Pompey. Live match, fans visible right behind the goal and I can't see their stewards having a problem with anything anti BBC. In fact they might just help us put them up!

what's the point of protesting against the BBC? It won't change anything.

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Uniting against a common enemy is a good enough reason in itself.

if we had a protest i doubt anyone would turn up

 

it wouldn't be as good as the one at burnden when we wanted mcfarland out

if we had a protest i doubt anyone would turn up

 

it wouldn't be as good as the one at burnden when we wanted mcfarland out

 

The most zealous I remember was "Neal out" / "Warbies out"

The most zealous I remember was "Neal out" / "Warbies out"

and Get Your Tits Out for the lads

I think 'direct action' against camera crews/BBC staff could, for example, be achieved by a dozen or more fans surrounding the crew in question and expressing our outrage verbally. Fisticuffs is not required. A bit of 'good-natured' jostling would most likely be sufficient.

 

i thought camera work was contracted out...

 

plus what the fookin point in effing & geffin at some poor bloke driving a van or point a camera?

 

if ya gonna do sommit, at least be contructive ffs!

Don't matter wot you do at the Beeb, they hide it. I remember when we were chanting at Barry Knight at Norwich the other year and all they did was overdub it with crowd noise.

 

Unless the banner is at goal height, right behind the goal, and there's a cracking goal which they have to show at least once, we may as well all be naked and nobody would know.....

 

Naked..... showing we have nothing to hide.... now there's an idea !!!

Don't matter wot you do at the Beeb, they hide it. I remember when we were chanting at Barry Knight at Norwich the other year and all they did was overdub it with crowd noise.

 

Unless the banner is at goal height, right behind the goal, and there's a cracking goal which they have to show at least once, we may as well all be naked and nobody would know.....

 

Naked..... showing we have nothing to hide.... now there's an idea !!!

 

But the game's on Sky...............

But the game's on Sky...............

 

The Beeb get the same feed and from that do MOTD2 don't they?

But the game's on Sky...............

 

don't let that get in the way of mass hysteria

The Beeb get the same feed and from that do MOTD2 don't they?

 

But that's on Sunday. Our game's on Monday.......

detail eg, detail

Bloody hell. Another BBC plot against little old Bolton.

Best protest I was involved in..when we got relegated by Aldershot.....Belter.

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