Who's Next?

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Originally Posted by Douglas Reynholm

It's really bizarre. Just show a photo for gods sake.

And those weird sound effects whenever a graphic appears on screen.

Sky's production is really annoying.

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It's been a constant attempt to emulate the American format

Like in 1992/93 when they tried to introduce cheerleaders, aerobatic displays etc

"Just show the football"

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CgWtVOKWQAAujsl.jpg

Slightly off topic but still related, I think if lots of fans did this it would send out a strong message.

Some twitter link.

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Originally Posted by Kano

You're not far off really...

http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2015-...walk-to-camera

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The 'Arry arm crossing had me :lol:

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Originally Posted by selassie

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CgWtVOKWQAAujsl.jpg

Slightly off topic but still related, I think if lots of fans did this it would send out a strong message.

Some twitter link.

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Can't see it happening en mass. Probably just a few hundred people so won't stand out from the usual early leavers.

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Originally Posted by selassie

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CgWtVOKWQAAujsl.jpg

Slightly off topic but still related, I think if lots of fans did this it would send out a strong message.

Some twitter link.

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Fam, I'm just mad blud so I'm taking it into my own hands blud yi get mi fam? In unison fam in unison

62 minutes on the mark, just as Wenger is making his clockwork substitution ...computer says leave the stadium

Arsenal 'too reliant on Arsene Wenger,' Andrey Arshavin says

http://www.skysports.com/football/ne...-arshavin-says

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Originally Posted by Marc Overmars

Arsenal 'too reliant on Arsene Wenger,' Andrey Arshavin says

http://www.skysports.com/football/ne...-arshavin-says

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Its like saying the sun rises from the east everyday.

I'm not sure about all of this organised walkout stuff that's become the 'in thing' this season - it all just looks a bit melodramatic and flouncy, and on some level I think any kind of organised protest says that you still care quite deeply about what you're lashing out against.

I'm getting to the point now where I can't even be bothered giving up a couple of hours to watch us on TV, let alone go to a game, and if I were running the club then that kind of total apathy in our fanbase would scare the living shit out of me far more than a passionate protest! An angry mob might be an unpleasant thing to deal with, but at least it's present and giving you its attention - it's there to be won over. It's when the fans stop caring, and start finding better things to do with their time that you know you've got real problems...

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Originally Posted by I am invisible

I'm not sure about all of this organised walkout stuff that's become the 'in thing' this season - it all just looks a bit melodramatic and flouncy, and on some level I think any kind of organised protest says that you still care quite deeply about what you're lashing out against.

I'm getting to the point now where I can't even be bothered giving up a couple of hours to watch us on TV, let alone go to a game, and if I were running the club then that kind of total apathy in our fanbase would scare the living shit out of me far more than a passionate protest! An angry mob might be an unpleasant thing to deal with, but at least it's present and giving you its attention - it's there to be won over. It's when the fans stop caring, and start finding better things to do with their time that you know you've got real problems...

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The thing is, even if they do protest, what exactly are they protesting against?

At least the Liverpool walkout had a focus.