PETITION......

[FFC Mariner]

We were at the back of 26 and the lack of coordination was pretty obvious TBH.

We just sung our own stuff.

We just have to find away of getting all the standers in one place. Look at the pix and you can see people sitting everywhere.

 

[Sean]

We just have to find away of getting all the standers in one place.

 

[tyson]

i agree. that is a clear issue.

i think we really need to reach the community on this one and try to get them to understand our intent, and the fact that we cant pull of the show majority of them enjoy watching us display if people are buying tickets for our area with the intention of sitting down and complaining about people standing.

it would obviously have to go through the club and everything and it could also be a good chance to perhaps declare another bay for the marinators supporters?

 

[FFC Mariner]

Or the back halves of 15,16 & 17.

If people want to sit, go down the front.

Everybody wins

 

[adz]

Don't think we can really complain too much about the (lack of) noise at the grand final, because of the fantastic work by the FFA and their brilliant ticketing system, which forced all Mariners fans into the seats at the end, not just the ones who wanted to stand and sing.

 

[FFC Mariner]

Hey Adz, can we change the count down clock on the homepage please.

Number of days until Scum trolls get bored and leave the grown ups alone.

Also, how dare you critcise the FFA?? That (apparently V nice) Ms Fernadez did a fabulous job. 15 months ban for you son.

 

[adz]

Greenpole you need to re-read what I wrote because I was clearly complimenting the FFA on their fantastic work, not criticising.... ahhh f**k it who am I kidding, I'll stand in the corner for 15 months

 

[kevrenor]

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