13-04-2010, 06:38 AM
I am getting a little tired of seeing Norwich playing at OT. It was a good gimmick to start with, but the focus seems to be lost with people obviously jumping on the bandwagon and selling the scarves to make themselves some money and so many people are falling for it. My mate was up for the chelski game and said that there were lads selling them who were nothing to do with the Supporters' Trust.
What makes it seem so strange, though, is that those people who are protesting have bought a ticket (and paid some pennies to the Glazers), probably popped into the Megastore (and paid some pennies to the Glazers), bought at least 1 programme (and paid some pennies to the Glazers), had a tour round the museum (and paid some pennies to the Glazers), had a drink from one of the bars (and paid some pennies to the Glazers), bought some food from one of the concession stands (and paid some pennies to the Glazers) and still feel good about buying a scarf! Kind of hypocritical.
I think it's time to draw a line under the green and gold and think up better protests, etc. It just doesn't look right to me.
What makes it seem so strange, though, is that those people who are protesting have bought a ticket (and paid some pennies to the Glazers), probably popped into the Megastore (and paid some pennies to the Glazers), bought at least 1 programme (and paid some pennies to the Glazers), had a tour round the museum (and paid some pennies to the Glazers), had a drink from one of the bars (and paid some pennies to the Glazers), bought some food from one of the concession stands (and paid some pennies to the Glazers) and still feel good about buying a scarf! Kind of hypocritical.
I think it's time to draw a line under the green and gold and think up better protests, etc. It just doesn't look right to me.