There’s talk of a walkout next week

On the 68th minute.
Too little to late or will it send a message?

They’ll be terrified that all of those people who paid to be there, and stayed the majority of the allocated time, and most likely spent a fortune on drinks and food, decided to walk out in a one off match.

I'm all for it.

In fact i walked out in 2007 and never went back

#trendsetter

I thought it was the 58th, to do with Munich etc and thats why people said its distasteful.

This was in the mirror mind you...

It'll be an epic fail.

Typical Twitter %@#$&!s.

Yeah it was but now been changed to the 68th. It won’t look good on TV particularly after the Burnley game
Tbf though, our support is dwindling anyway. Where I sit, I could pick and choose where I want to sit and that includes the big games. Last week, rows upon rows were empty

Originally Posted by NedKelly

They’ll be terrified that all of those people who paid to be there, and stayed the majority of the allocated time, and most likely spent a fortune on drinks and food, decided to walk out in a one off match.

That's not the point though.....

All protest starts somewhere, the media were all over the SICK ed Woodood chants last match, empty seats on 70 minutes is a start to an actual movement again...

15 years ago there was a section of old #@&%!s on forums like RI yearning for United to be shit again as part of some middle aged, misty eyed 70s nostalgia so the atmosphere at old trafford would improve and they could "get rid of the day trippers"... hows that going?

Originally Posted by wiganste

Yeah it was but now been changed to the 68th. It won’t look good on TV particularly after the Burnley game
Tbf though, our support is dwindling anyway. Where I sit, I could pick and choose where I want to sit and that includes the big games. Last week, rows upon rows were empty

Why not the 48th then?

Busby's first trophy...... 20 minutes more to make the point

Originally Posted by Sparky***

i walked out in 2007 and never went back

Originally Posted by Sparky***

"get rid of the day trippers"... hows that going?

Pretty good....

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

Pretty good....

Oooooh burrrrn

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

That's not the point though.....

All protest starts somewhere, the media were all over the SICK ed Woodood chants last match, empty seats on 70 minutes is a start to an actual movement again...

I know, just not very hopeful that it will be all that noticeable.

Originally Posted by NedKelly

I know, just not very hopeful that it will be all that noticeable.

Empty seats were mentioned all over the place against Burnley...and that was at 90 minutes..

Just don’t go

Walk out after you’ve paid ffs

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

Pretty good....

This walkout idea is dividing people already, some dead against it (mainly due to it being the Munich anniversary match I think), and others all for it. I can see arguments for both tbh. I don’t see anything wrong with paying respects before the match and during, up to the 68th, then making a point and walking out.

There isn’t anything even close to the unity required to make this worthwhile. 2005 was as politicised as our support has ever been and that went absolutely nowhere (excepting FC). This isn’t Germany. 90% of the OT crowd may as well be at church, there out of habit and will nod along to anything. I’m no better, like, just saying.

I think it’s a good start tbh and match going reds can definitely make a stand of sorts against the owners.

It won’t look good seeing empty seats and will get attention from all the media outlets which won’t go down well with the board, especially if it’s a regular thing.

Originally Posted by Terry Truthman

Just don’t go

Walk out after you’ve paid ffs

Season tickets were paid months ago you Dolt...

Originally Posted by Bunker Buster

Empty seats were mentioned all over the place against Burnley...and that was at 90 minutes..

Fair dos, but will it not be taken in an anti-Ole way by the press? The chants had more of an effect in the media imo.

Originally Posted by NedKelly

Fair dos, but will it not be taken in an anti-Ole way by the press? The chants had more of an effect in the media imo.

No, a simple press release is all it takes.....

(Maybe 2005 was really it, the negativity around a bit of protest FFS)