Henry Baker said:Read more carefully, people. This footage from Indianapolis has been posted three times now.
As for the boycott, that’s exactly what they want—to push us out of the stadium entirely.🙂
Exactly...
So, what now? We’re looking at five years of fighting this through various courts, only to end up with half the charges stuck to us, all while facing bans and draconian fines or even jail time... Man, if only the court could wrap this up in six months, but we all know that's just not happening!
What if fans just boycotted the stadiums entirely?
The games would be played in front of half the crowds, in stadiums where you could actually hear the ball being struck and players shouting at each other. All the grit and raw reality of the sport would finally come to light, which would completely debunk the idea that "hooligans" are the root of all evil. The whole "Loving Football" initiative would fall apart because, let's face it, nobody wants to watch empty, sterile matches like that. Eventually, the US Soccer Federation and the higher-ups would have to wake up and realize they can't survive without the fans—their entire business model depends on them. I’d bet anything that even the clubs would stage a revolt. I'm thinking specifically about teams like the Los Angeles Dodgers or San Francisco, though I doubt anyone from the New York Yankees would ever step out of line...
I'm not sure... I'd love to hear from someone who actually knows their stuff. Why not just boycott instead? What kind of fallout would that actually cause?
