If kassam likes the idea then surely that's a bloody good reason NOT to do it .Let’s push on with the idea put forward at the Oxvox meeting. A big painted mural along the back. Doesn’t mater about the flags then. Kassam is open to it as it improves the look of the ugly wall from the corporate areas. So should just be about design and funding
If kassam likes the idea then surely that's a bloody good reason NOT to do it .Let’s push on with the idea put forward at the Oxvox meeting. A big painted mural along the back. Doesn’t mater about the flags then. Kassam is open to it as it improves the look of the ugly wall from the corporate areas. So should just be about design and funding
Could it be pathetic posts on internet forums questioning why they bother?So have the flag guys now left for ever? A few questions:
Is it because of the attitude of one man (Mixter)?
Have they decided to ‘not support Oxford’ because of their treatment by management?
Do they think removal of the flags helps the team’s performance?
Are they grumpy because we lost 7-0?
Are they as fickle as they are beginning to seem?
I appreciate that putting up flags on a match day is a time-consuming event, but is it all too much effort now?
Genuinely interested....
Very interested in why you’ve chosen not to reply to the questions about the motivation for removing the flags.Could it be pathetic posts on internet forums questioning why they bother?
Genuinely interested...
I’m all for it!Was not looking to create an argument lads, was making a suggestion to bring our own flags and put them up..
Could it be pathetic posts on internet forums questioning why they bother?
Genuinely interested...
Apologies. My best guess is that they've now become Cheltenham Town fans due to the huge emotional turmoil of a 7-0 defeat. Or if the flags don't enter the stadium, they don't either.Very interested in why you’ve chosen not to reply to the questions about the motivation for removing the flags.
Anyone know of the flags are going up on the east stand tomorrow?
If not it may well be worth people bringing their own flags and hanging them up, just a thought.
The club had two fantastic seasons prior to this one. Cup runs, Wembley, A420 derbies, exciting young players..... then................. it all went flat. Manager left, players left, performances were less than exciting, early exits from cups and takeover talk. The club will recover.. Us fans are the club we just need to pick ourselves up after coming off the adrenaline rush and rebuild the support as the management rebuild the squad! Keep the faith!Aside from the flags issue. I can understand folks rather having a pint before the game. But the lack of singing last few games, what's the reason for that? Have they seriously become so disillusioned they no longer attend games at all... because that would be a great shame for everyone.
That would involve people getting into the ground early in the morning..
Not really if everyone put up there own flag as it would only take a few minutes to do soThat would involve people getting into the ground early in the morning..
The club had two fantastic seasons prior to this one. Cup runs, Wembley, A420 derbies, exciting young players..... then................. it all went flat. Manager left, players left, performances were less than exciting, early exits from cups and takeover talk. The club will recover.. Us fans are the club we just need to pick ourselves up after coming off the adrenaline rush and rebuild the support as the management rebuild the squad! Keep the faith!
No, you just enter the ground at the normal time and hang you flag up. It's not rocket science.
The excuse of no flags impacting the singing is embarrassing imo. It’s also got to the point where I think the ultras are kicking up a fuss for the sake of it.
Like Dave said, they had their chance to attend the OxVox meeting to have their views heard but chose not to.
Maybe a few older heads in the east stand could show the ultras how an atmosphere can be created without the need for every squad player to have their own song.
Unfortunately the ultras are in this transition. A new young fresh group is probably needed to keep it going.What’s stopping these older heads exactly? Too busy lambasting the youth in some cases it seems.
Shame really as football is in all honesty a young man’s game in terms of it meaning more. As we get older, it naturally becomes a bit less important for most (I’d hope) as priorities and lifestyles change.
The new generation of fans deserve support and encouragement - not sarcasm and blockages as others seem quick to deploy.
Yep. Can't stand people with far too much to say for themselves.The ultras (pathetic word by the way) are a bunch of spoilt jumped brats who have far to much to say for themselves.
The ultras (pathetic word by the way) are a bunch of spoilt jumped brats who have far to much to say for themselves.
I think some of the posters on here are worried that they may be enjoying themselves in a way they (the whingers) can't.It’s an adopted name, used by many other similar groups, not a name/term they coined themselves. Don’t quite understand why people get so uptight about it.