Boycott Tuesday

Don't go! Simple! It's time to show brent that we will not have the piss taken out of us indefinately! And it's not as if you're going to miss anything - we'll lose anyway.

Yes freathy, myself and x throbber will not be attending our first match of the season this coming tuesday. BRENT OUT!!

Champions League innit?

Sadly, sitting at home in front of the fire with a couple Thatchers is a far more fulfilling way to spend a Tuesday evening, in the Brent era.

So sorry James, I'm out.

The only thing that'll tempt me back to HP is a mass protest, which isn't going to happen.

That nutty chap in Eastenders who wants to get his daughter and destroy every woman who pays him interest is far more entertaining, sadly.

How can you boycott something you don't attend in the first place? It's like me not buying a Ferrari or refusing Beyonce her nuptuals. Amazing idea Freathy et al.

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Boycotted the last couple of matches. And much that it hurts - I'll carry on...... So sad about the way things are. Our Club deserves more  

Isn't it more that you didn't want to go rather than boycotting something? If you have a season ticket and don't go, that's a real boycott.

hairy j wrote:

Isn't it more that you didn't want to go rather than boycotting something? If you have a season ticket and don't go, that's a real boycott.

No it isn't. It matters not a jot as far as the  club is concerned. They've already got your cash, and they'll even register the fact in the attendance figure - whether you turn up or not!

If you want a more accurate boycott definition, it would be of someone who ordinarily would have gone, but is making a conscious decision not to go, on the basis of what a clusterfuck the club has become.

hairy j wrote:

Isn't it more that you didn't want to go rather than boycotting something? If you have a season ticket and don't go, that's a real boycott.

Naivety at its best.

What does it matter once you've paid if the owner doesn't care?

Was planning to go BUT another grim night beckons and the weather could be shit. Easy to say don't go but would be better if people went and let Hary Potter vocally know what we think, will see how I feel tomorrow. Just pissed off with the whole thing and not just reactive to ANOTHER bad day, but the continual drip drip effect of the decline of PAFC. Less than 5k is on the cards. 

Brent doesn't care. I only hope he fails to find corporate partners for his shitty development - then we'll see his bloody lip quiver

This 'grateful' post is quite reminiscent of the Webb-esque tear-jerkers of days gone by...

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I take it from this post that the tw@t isn't driving BABY JAMES back from the North East then?

Coxside_Green wrote:

The only thing that'll tempt me back to HP is a mass protest

Same here. As long as it's a mass protest culminating in the departure of James Brent AND the departure of all Brent's directors AND the public humiliation of  El Presidente, Inch High Private Eye and all the other hangers on who've aided and abetted, lied, harassed, bullied, threatened, controlled and put their own advancement above everything else. Followed by bans on all those people ever owning any property other than their own house (singular). being on telly, being on the radio, holding any public office (elected or not), being in the newspapers (or the Erole), or using the internet. Ever.

Czarcasm wrote:

This 'grateful' post is quite reminiscent of the Webb-esque tear-jerkers of days gone by...

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I take it from this post that the tw@t isn't driving BABY JAMES back from the North East then?

What he really said was:

To the ones who don't get to sit in the posh seats like me, who feel sick, frustrated and fed up to the back teeth, I share your pain a little bit but as i'm now lording it up and am recognised around home park I don't actually feel much pain. Mmmm another prawn sandwich.

To the few that seem to revel in our misery, I have nothing but a deep and unforgiving contempt. But let me correct myself there, including,lots,of commas. What I mean is you'mmm naarrrrt praaaper fans innum.

There, I feel better now. Jamesy has just arrived to blow me and cheer me up. Where's that Viagra?

They might be shite, but at least they're our shite. And like me, i'm shite but i'm your shite and you're stuck with me.

Argyle and proud. Forgot the hashtag.#justbegratefulwehaveaclubtosupport

Look, the reason why we are crap is because we don't sing, well OK, we may sing BUT WE DO NOT SING LOUD ENOUGH..you cnuts!

PS I was gonna go on Tuesday but I'm not now because of this boycott.


























I may pop up to get MY BRAND FENKIN NEW, STICKER though.

If you went and protested or even just did that without actually attending before or after the game, it would perhaps resonate. Not turning up though won't register. A protest would need press coverage; if the local media covered a protest, it would do a lot more than not attending would.

I agree though, as a season ticket holder, what do you do? Write a letter?

hairy j wrote:

Isn't it more that you didn't want to go rather than boycotting something? If you have a season ticket and don't go, that's a real boycott.

I have a season ticket and I'm intending to be there.

Not buying a season ticket for the first time in years and years despite not living in Plymouth for most of them. That's a boycott and one of my best friends has done that.

Why? Not because we are crap beyond belief but because he is simply appalled at every last aspect of Brent's (mis)management of the club but most especially of his expansionist intrusion into the park.

A supporter of 50 or more years gone. Possibly forever.

That's Brentonomics for you.

Fans do not matter.

Argyle doesn't matter.

Home Park doesn't matter.

Central Park doesn't matter.

Plymouth doesn't matter.

All that matters is the bottom line of Akkeron's balance sheet.

And that uncaring. money-grabbing tw@t has my money already. So I'm probably going on Tuesday. Because I'm a fan. Because that's what fans do. And it makes me feel sick to the pit of my stomach to do so.

But if I stop... If I give up...

The cnuts win and I am not having that.

Not today.

Not tomorrow.

Not feckin ever.

i would say 2k-3k are boycotting anyway

The best thing to do is not boycott the match but attend and for the first twenty minutes all fans stay below in the con course area and leave there seats empty.

We'll see. The shit really hit the fan last time when less than 5000 turned up to see us play D&R and most of them had STs meaning no cash income worth mentioning.

Peggy wrote:

Coxside_Green wrote:

The only thing that'll tempt me back to HP is a mass protest

Same here. As long as it's a mass protest culminating in the departure of James Brent AND the departure of all Brent's directors AND the public humiliation of  El Presidente, Inch High Private Eye and all the other hangers on who've aided and abetted, lied, harassed, bullied, threatened, controlled and put their own advancement above everything else. Followed by bans on all those people ever owning any property other than their own house (singular). being on telly, being on the radio, holding any public office (elected or not), being in the newspapers (or the Erole), or using the internet. Ever.

You've put that ever so well. I'm clearly lazy.

Hopefully one day we'll be back in our respective seats, not just happy clapping as currently expected but actually supporting because we know they're giving their best.

@aintappeninganytimesoon

hairy j wrote:

If you went and protested or even just did that without actually attending before or after the game, it would perhaps resonate. Not turning up though won't register. A protest would need press coverage; if the local media covered a protest, it would do a lot more than not attending would.

I agree though, as a season ticket holder, what do you do? Write a letter?

If I actually went and protested I'd be on my own. I'd face the misery of being 'not being a praper fan'. In the worst case scenario I'd get arrested for any jumped up reason followed by a conviction and banning order, having to pass my passport in whenever Enguurland play away.

This current Argo aint worth that.

Czarcasm wrote:

This 'grateful' post is quite reminiscent of the Webb-esque tear-jerkers of days gone by...

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I take it from this post that the tw@t isn't driving BABY JAMES back from the North East then?

I wonder if he gave verbals to the overflowing directors box last week. Must have yanked his chain that all those seats were being filled by big game plastics.