Would you boycott the game for change

Would you boycott?

  • Yes if it helped getting rid of the Kenwright and then Moshiri

    Votes: 118 77.6%

  • No, havent missed a game in 40 years lad, the team need us.

    Votes: 22 14.5%

  • Cheese on Kevs Conk

    Votes: 21 13.8%
  • Total voters
    152
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Protests in the ground are much more effective than protests at home.

Besides, the club is ours, not theirs. They aren’t going to keep me away from my team’s stadium.
 

No need to boycott, the protests have already put the media spotlight on the owner and board.
 

I won't be going the sporting game so that's my protest haha.

A protest outside the ground with no one inside would be good but never going to happen
 
I despise Preseason, but I really wanted to take my Grandson to a game and thought the Sporting game would be more "friendly" than a Premier League game with coked up people going purple at Maupay.

And as ive said in the past, if it wasnt for the boy theres not a chance I would still be inflicting the weekly horror on myself any more.
 

JLW said:
Why not?

Genuinely would like to know the reason, because you don't think it would change anything or because this is our club and why should we?
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That last bit is one way of putting it. The match becomes part of your life. Fans still attend and support their teams regardless. As an example why do Sunderland fans attend in large numbers despite relegations? Newcastle fans are typically loyal with no success to crow about. Now Saudi money is rewarding them, however distasteful that may be to some.
Everton have thousands waiting for a season ticket year after year. Is that based on the competency of our club board? No.
 
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Goat said:
I dont see them currently.

It almost feels like the fanbase have given up.
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I don't know if they're planning on carrying on the protests when the season starts, but I wouldn't have expected to see protest marches close season tbh, did you?
 
everton1953 said:
That last bit is one way of putting it. The match becomes part of your life. Fans still attend and support their teams regardless. As an example why do Sunderland fans attend in large numbers despite relegations? Newcastle fans are typically loyal with no success to crow about. Now Saudi money is rewarding them, however distasteful that may be to some.
Everton have thousands waiting for a season ticket year after year. Is that based on the competency of our club board? No.
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Not saying walk away from the club because we are crap just asking would you sacrifice a game or two if it helped oust them? I would personally, but I get why people wouldn’t want to.

These aren’t going anywhere unless we do something about it.
We’ve protested for half a season almost and he’s still here!! They’re not getting the message obviously, so we need to do something different.
 
Walter Ego said:
Boycotting games would easily have the biggest impact and would probably eventually get the required result. It’d also get us relegated.
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It's not the fans that would get us relegated, the Fulham game last season, the fans were really up for the game at the start and the Bournemouth game (halftime in that you could hear a pin drop, once news filtered through that Leicester were winning) the team on the pitch will relegate us (Michael Keane and Neal Maupay will see to that)
 

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