Boycotted three season tickets. Wasnt the only one. We are going backwards and I genuinely cannot see what will make a difference to these erses.
Same old, same old. For years we've worked as a strange team whereby our team has been largely ****, save for our forwards. We shipped a ton of goals when we has Riordan and O'Connor to save us by battering them in at the other end. We some the same and had the same reliance on sparky more recently.
Now we have no such talisman and we're ****ed. Who to blame?? Whoever didn't replace like for like. As simple as that. Could've been done but we choose to invest our money wrongly.... And we're still paying the price. And we always will til we sort the priority positions in our team and club.....
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Thread: Would you boycott one home game?
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21-09-2014 07:10 AM #61
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21-09-2014 07:18 AM #62This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
if Hibs were playing attractive football and producing the goods, that's probably a rough estimate of fans including walk ups who would be enthused enough to attend!
The club should realise this..... don't need no PHD to understand this one!..
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21-09-2014 07:20 AM #63This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Hearts are scoring for fun and look how packed their ground is each home game.
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21-09-2014 07:26 AM #64This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
This will mean reduced revenue..... TV money and I have no doubt less than 5000 ST. Quality over quantity???? We won't have any money for that.
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21-09-2014 07:28 AM #65This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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21-09-2014 07:32 AM #66This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
STF is the saviour of our club however him and RP have ripped the soul out of the club in the last 7 years with their mismanagement.
If they are both still here this time next season (which I suspect they will) then I cannot see them being ousted or bought over anytime in the foreseeable future.
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21-09-2014 08:42 AM #67
I have a ST and will still go to all of the remaining home games. I wont however spend another penny on watching Hibs, plenty of away games are pretty close yet I wont even consider attending them, had an offer yesterday of a lift to and from Dumfries but wouldn't entertain it.
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21-09-2014 08:43 AM #68
Assuming hearts and rangers go up this season and we only sell 5K season tickets next term, That is still a bigger budget than any other team in the league, We sure as hell aint going up this season but their should be no reason whatsoever not to go up next season.
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21-09-2014 08:56 AM #69
Nothings going to change, the fans can't stick together. The board won't take any notice and things will continually get worse. It isn't the fans fault that the team are guff, it's the boards but unless the fans can actually stand shoulder to shoulder and make the board take notice then nothing will change.
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21-09-2014 09:01 AM #70
Haven't read the entire thread so, sorry for that lol.
We found that boycotting a game didn't help, our chairman couldn't care less (and that was for more than just a single game) and it led to in fighting amongst supporters.
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21-09-2014 10:58 AM #71This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
"Given the quality of the opposition the Club felt it would be acceptable to lower the playing budget for this season ALSO YOU DIDN'T BUY ANY SEASON TICKETS IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT"
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21-09-2014 01:50 PM #72This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I think it's been said many times but it bears repeating. The suggestion is for a single match. The point of which is to send a message and also get some publicity. It will affect the players, maybe, for one game. The message being sent is not to the players, it's to the club.
It's a very personal decision and one that people should not be challenged over. People should and will do what their heart tells them.
I think the best alternative to an empty stadium is one very full, loud stadium with the fans making their feelings clear. Trouble with that is the club would ignore the message while patting themselves on the back for filling the seats.
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21-09-2014 01:54 PM #73This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We have tried everything else, its time all the fans showed the club they will not put up with this any longer.
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21-09-2014 02:22 PM #74This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We've turned up in numbers and given our unconditional support when the club has asked, and what have they done? Oh yeah, lost game after game, despite massive (undeserved) attendances - Malmo, Kilmarnock & Hamilton to name a few. 15,000 fans mugged.
Not only this, we have continually kept season ticket prices at top 5 Premiership level after we were RELEGATED TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP and refused to spend any money until we, the fans, have coughed up as opposed to showing ambition and buying players before we commit.
Even when we do buy players we have to wait week after week until all our nearest rivals have fully settled squads ready for the season while we're scrambling around on deadline day buying youngsters on loan and journeymen. I do not believe that all season ticket money goes toward the playing fund. I think a significant amount is held back and that our chairman (not our chief executive) has final say in timing of deals, transfer funds and wage negotiations.
This club have taken our support for granted and treated us like mugs despite unconditional support. I fully support a one game boycott as it would show this board what they'll miss if they continue to screw us over, and what they deserve.
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21-09-2014 02:34 PM #75This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We will be hard pushed to get 5k if we do.
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21-09-2014 04:17 PM #76
Maybe we should think about a mass walkout if some are not interested in a boycott, from what I can remember, Aberdeen did this a while ago and I think it was around the 60th minute or summit like that.
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21-09-2014 06:54 PM #78This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Our ability to match anyone is not driven by how much money we think we have or how much more we pay our players, its about how much is left to spend on new players after we have blown most of it getting rid of prior years dodgy signings and appointments.
Factor in on top of that how much the so called lower league opposition have been licking their lips in anticipation of our lot turning up................how much money we have ain't that important, It's the mentality on the pitch and how its organised.Last edited by Bostonhibby; 21-09-2014 at 07:40 PM.
"I did not need any persuasion to play for such a great club, the Hibs result is still one of the first I look for"
Sir Matt Busby
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21-09-2014 07:02 PM #79
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Would it not be better to do a walk out so he would see everyone do it,it needs to be in big numbers or it wouldn't work
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21-09-2014 07:40 PM #80
I think its difficult to know what to do.demos outside the stand usually is enough to get rid of managers etc but i think we need a nuclear bomb to get rid of petrie
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21-09-2014 08:00 PM #81
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21-09-2014 08:21 PM #82This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Although I stayed away for a couple of games at the end of the Calderwood era, no way would I boycott now, I can't think of anything better to do on a Saturday afternoon other than watch Hibs, no matter how pish we are. Not even for one game.
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22-09-2014 09:51 AM #83
Why not have a huge turnout the next game and about 1 min before kick off, everyone one of us just gets up out of our seats and start piling out of the ground, a mass exodus, it'll show the directors and the players exactly our feeling, we show them with our feet by turning our back on them.
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22-09-2014 10:16 AM #84
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I'm saving for a house, car, wedding, holidays etc at the moment and cant justify spending £22 to watch Hibs any more. In fact I ended up paying £44 a few times last year as the only way I could get someone to come along with me was to pay for their ticket.
To be honest though I've been saving for those things for a few years now but always managed to get to the majority of home games, even if I didn't have a season ticket. Something just broke in me after the play offs in a way that didn't happen after the last relegation, Malmo, cup final vs Hertz etc.
I realised on Saturday that it was the first weekend I can ever remember where I didn't know who we were playing. To be fair I was at a wedding but years gone by I would have been sneaking off to check the score on my phone. I got back late yesterday afternoon and just remembered we had a game on then. I hate saying that but my dad who has supported and attended games longer than I have been alive hasn't been for 2 years now and isn't interested in going back either. Ditto my brother.
Massive credit to those turning up week in, week out but I just feel drained and dejected everytime I watch Hibs now and I can't keep spending that kind of money on something that I dont enjoy.Last edited by neil7908; 22-09-2014 at 10:18 AM.
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