Protest against H & G in Norway 5th august!

[Suplex]

I'm glad you remain defiant. I think SOS will be your best source of inspiration of how best to protest against them. Good luck with it. I may even see you there with any luck.

Thanks mate!
Yeah, i hope, but you might find troubles with getting tickets

[Fubar]

a guy i know is heavily involved in sos and organizes the rallies and stuff. as far as i know him and a few of the others who are heavily into it post on red all over the land website www.raotl.???

dont know if this is helpful but you might get some support from there.

best of luck with it bud

[Suplex]

a guy i know is heavily involved in sos and organizes the rallies and stuff. as far as i know him and a few of the others who are heavily into it post on red all over the land website www.raotl.???

dont know if this is helpful but you might get some support from there.

best of luck with it bud

Thanks, I will check it out

[Jan-Erik]

The game is now sold out. Will be about 20000 reds there

[Rix007]

Hi! I will start to introduce myself. My name is Daniel Kjelstrup and I’m from Norway. Sorry if my English could be misunderstood, but you have to live with it lads. We all know about Tom Hicks’ and George Gillett’s lack of competence and credibility, so I won’t use time to explain why we also dislike them here in Norway.

In connection with Liverpool FC’s pre-season match against the Norwegian team Vaalerenga in Oslo 5th august, we want to hold a protest against Hicks and Gillett. We want to show Europe that H & G not are wanted in the club anymore, not only by local fans in Liverpool, but also by fans in Norway. We have already discussed a lot about the protest. We have decided to use ten minutes in the start of the match to the protest. This is because we want to reach Medias in England with our message trough Television. We will sing songs and show banners against them. The interest round the match has been huge. The ticket sale started yesterday (20th June) only for Liverpool fans. And over 12000 tickets got sold out in just a couple of hours! The stadium fits about 25000 spectators. And the rest of the tickets will be sold on Tuesday (24th June). So, if you disregard the Vaalerenga fans, it can be up to 20000 Liverpool fans. So, the possibility is absolutely there.

I’m writing about this here in hope to get some experience from you guys who have done this before.

We will be very thankful if you can share your thoughts about these things:
-How we should deliver our message.
-Witch songs we should sing.
-What we should write on our banners.
-Should we contact media?

If there is something else we should care about, please come with it.

Thanks lads!

Best Regards.

Daniel Kjelstrup.

Great idea and good luck...
**** tweedle dee and tweedle dum, the lying snakes...:bird::bird:

[Suplex]

Great idea and good luck...
**** tweedle dee and tweedle dum, the lying snakes...:bird::bird:

Hahaha. Agree!

[bobbyfallon]

why has your post count not gone up after each post ??

[Vermilion]

Well done, good luck with your protest, Our club is in danger, regardless of what Dumb & Dumber do this summer or what they bring, it's the way they'll do it that should worry us long term.

[Nic83]

I'll be there, meeting up with AFII for a pint of ale

[Suplex]

Someone have any idea where i can find an e-mail address to one of the guys in SoS?? please help me!

[wishiwasascouser]

Someone have any idea where i can find an e-mail address to one of the guys in SoS?? please help me!

Has no one got in contact with you from RAWK yet? If not that is pretty surprising that no one in the know is willing to help you yet. Good luck anyway

[Fagan]

Someone have any idea where i can find an e-mail address to one of the guys in SoS?? please help me!

PM sent

[Suplex]

thanks!

[Ballykissdevil]

Wasn't the agreement always "no protesting during match time" because it distracts the players? Banners, fair enough, but songs should be saved for when the team are not playing.

[Tuna Taco]

Wasn't the agreement always "no protesting during match time" because it distracts the players? Banners, fair enough, but songs should be saved for when the team are not playing.

The decision to stop protesting during the game came after the Havant and Waterlooville game, where the protests were shouted down by a large number of the kop. Bear in mind this actually got back to the americans, who believed that they were starting to win the crowd over. As a result I believe they decided to hold protests before and after the game, and during half time, as the kop spoke out against the in-game protests, believing it distracted players from the game in question. Fair enough. Question is now though, with it being a pre-season game, does the benefits of in-game protest outweigh the downsides of potentially distracting the players during what is essentially a meaningless game?
So many sides to this, but I must congratulate the original poster for taking initiative and organising something.