Sentences with phrase «protesting at the game»

History is full of examples of the consequences of sitting back and doing nothing, Wenger is destroying this club as well as his legacy.its not just this season go back in previous years and there have been many counts of booing Wenger and protests at game.

Why were they were protesting at the game, again.

Why should I protest at the game?

I can't believe absolutely no one protested at the game.

Organised protests at games are difficult because it can demoralise the team.

Protest at games, boycott games, not buy the merchandise as soon as those share prices start to drop he will bail out.

I disagree with the protest at games but respect your desire to see change, I wish we could focus it and apply pressure in more effective ways.

I disagree with planning protests at games, do it at the board meetings, aim it at the ones who can make a change, not the ones on the field who will prob not want to give as much next time out if you act like a bunch of spoilt brats.

We all need to do a bit so if you can share the post, refrain from buying Arsenal merchandise or are willing to stay away or protest at games then you can sleep safe that you are doing what you can to stop the rot.

There is no other way for them to vent their anger than through protests at games and social media.

Not exact matches

After Trump said in September that players should be fired for protesting, several players and others within the NFL began kneeling on the sidelines as the anthem played at games, continuing the demonstration started in 2016 by Colin Kaepernick, a San Francisco 49ers quarterback at the time, to protest racial inequality and police brutality.

When players protest, a common rebuttal from the majority who believe players shouldn't kneel during the anthem is that their protests are better made on their own time, that doing so at game - time is unsportsmanlike.

«It seems so timely right now as we have these conversations about the football players kneeling during the anthem at the NFL games, led by Colin Kaepernick and the controversy that's arisen around it,» he says, referencing the demonstrations by dozens of NFL players protesting racial injustice and police brutality.

Yesterday's game appeared to be going the same route, with chants heard at the start of the game to urge him to quit the club, but after the 90 minutes, a number of fans remained to chant Arsene Wenger's name, which may have outshined the protests.

Absolutely right there He won't go anywhere because he does what the board wants him to He delivers profit and very low risk and sets expectations at virtually zero so that's the fans don't expect too m7ch and he doesn't have to deliver and the board don't need to spend Its a farce and more importantly a blatant con Every single fan who puts even a penny into the club either through season tickets right the way down to buying a mug or a pen or a shirt is being robbed by a board who care NOTHING for sporting glory and even less for the fans who finance the club There SHOULD be mass walkouts on home games and protests at every turn but, there won't be because the demographic of fans now is of a majority who are not true supporters but millennial who only want to say they attend the ground every other week.

Clippers players discussed boycotting Game 4 at Oracle Arena on Sunday, but chose to do a silent protest instead.

Protesting by hiding in the concourses for eight minutes at the start of the game will only serve to detract from the Villa Park atmosphere when the team needs it the most.

Protesting at home games is the best way to put pressure on Board to fire Wenger.

Arsenal fans need to keep protesting every game at home to keep pressure on Wenger.

What would be the point of protesting at the end of the season, when Wenger and the hierarchy are on holiday, there's no games and no cameras around?

I really I hope to get down to London at some point this season for a game, so I can also protest.

If you are not willing to miss a whole game at worst can we all skip the 1st 10 mins and protest against kreonke.

Keep the protests at home or support someone else - we are 4 games into the season for heavens sake and there is a long way to go yet!

There were a lot of empty seats at the ground for the West ham game but a protest planned for before the match was cancelled due to low turnout and we even heard some fans chanting the name of Arsene Wenger towards the end of our 3 - 0 win.

I really hope to go to at least one game this season, and protest against the tyranny.

WATCH THE PROTESTS AT NEXT WEEKENDS BOURNEMOUTH GAME.

There was an article the other day from one of the fans who protested at AFC when bayern visited our ground because of their disgust at having to pay stupid money to watch their team play us in champions league game.

minutes of the game at Emirates in protest against the high ticket pricing.

We will have to see what effect, if any, the protests from Arsenal fans at the Norwich game today, in the press and social media and in the two Premier League games still to come will have on the Arsenal board and our glorious leaders Stan Kroenke and Arsene Wenger, but you get the impression that the Frenchman will still be in charge of Arsenal at the start of next season.

Fine, you might not want to protest or raise banners, or even boycott games, but at the very least, stop buying Arsenal jerseys and merchandises!

im actually looking forward to this game today... * norwich are under pressure staring down at relegation they will fight * arsenal an team are under pressure from fans media an top 4 trophy * protests

look at it another way if we beat a weakened man u team it will only paper over the cracks this is the game we want to loose then wenger has no more excuses we can protest and force him out enjoy your last game wenger!

At a fan forum on Sunday, Bisciotti said he didn't like Kaepernick's protest and wasn't sure he could help the team win games.

By protesting we're showing our disgust at the regime (which includes Wenger), so it has to be done in, and around, and during games for full affect.

Over his parents» protests, Rios left home at 16 to pursue the game full time.

painful the fans who watch our yearly garbage at d emirates don't come together and stage a massive protest... aob and akb rubbish... new season, same bs... this mahrez rumour is just that, a rumour... Wenger is too stupid to know what we want... my granny can tell u wat arsenal needs after watching just a game... «that no 12 doesn't know how to shoot the ball inside the net», she says....

MLB - The Giants won MLB's first protest in 28 years and will resume their previously - ended game with Chicago today: With SF's successful protest, the #Giants and #Cubs will resume their suspended game at 5:05 pm...

With SF's successful protest, the #Giants and #Cubs will resume their suspended game at 5:05 pm ET with CHC leading 2 - 0 in the 5th.

And while we are at it, how about a regular protest at the Arsenal home games to make it clear to our profiteering club that we are not happy?

Suddenly after the 2 - 0 win away at everton, no body is talking about protests and boycotting home games.

Im NOT renewing mine this year a) I can not justify the expediture any more especially when I come home from a game more unhappy than ever, my mrs rightly askes me why I am spending over a grand a year to be a misrable arse every season while I will miss it terribly I feel its time to make my own private protest in order to make myself feel better so thats it for me, though I will compose a letter and send it to the admin at Arsenal to explain why Im not spending the money any more.

Okay so the protests from Arsenal fans at the home game against Norwich City yesterday were not exactly explosive and they certainly were not vocal, angry or unanimous to have changed the minds of the Arsenal board or Arsene Wenger about whether the Frenchman should keep his job as our manager.

Notable protests from Sunday included the singer of the national anthem at the Falcons vs. Lions game taking a knee and raising a fist after the anthem, LeSean McCoy warming up during the anthem, and plenty of players around the league taking a knee.

Before the final game of the season, at home to Huddersfield, Blackpool fans spent the buildup protesting against the Oystons outside the stadium.

A fan at the protests before playing Bayern said he drove 5 hours just to protest and not attend the game!

That means you give up your season ticket and then proceed to tell others to protest at home games etc. while you stay at home in the warm watching TV.

Best option remains Live protests, banners and placards, Boycotting games, Absenteism at games, chanting and singing em out & No purchase of Merchandise or tickets.

On Monday and Tuesday, games between the Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox at Camden Yards were cancelled due to safety concerns related to protests and civil unrest in Baltimore.

Not attending the games but being at the stadium to attend the BIG protests (not 200 people) to show our Owner, Manager, Average players & Coaches that we want change & them out.

There should be protest at every home game until the season ends, Some of you fans have no bottle either.