We don't even have to go as far as chaining ourselves to anything. If 100 or so 
of us fancy wandering into the megastore before every game just to stand and 
marvel at how beautiful the girls on the tills are (or boys - lets not be 
sexist or anti-gay here), that's not breaking any laws, is it? Not our fault if 
customers can't get past us to pay for their goods.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 June 2005 11:11
To: Peter Hargreaves
Cc: [email protected]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [imusa] SU and the situation


I am with Pete here. We will succeed, but only if we on normal match days 
stop all other people from going to the megastore and buying the official 
programmes. We have to do this in nice and friendly (!!!!!) way of course. 
We also have to stop people from buying food, drinks and all the usual 
stuff at match times. Again this has to be done in a nice and friendly 
way. It is all very good us sitting here and saying what we will all do, 
but we must convince the "dayTrippers" that by supporting Glazer through 
merchandising they are killing the club. There are a lot of people out 
there that are not on this mailing list. I am more than happy to give my 
season ticket on the day to someone who won't make noise inside the 
ground, and chain myself in front of the megastore so that nobody can get 
in. I am happy to go to jail for my club if they choose to take me in for 
any public order offences. 

I know there are other people willing to do the same. I know there are 
people who will not do this, and I will respect them. But I will not 
respect people who buy any stuff from the megastore or any other official 
merchandise as well as food. You don't need it. Give your money to the 
non-official stalls and other web sites that do not go to Glazers pockets. 


The club will rise again, but next time it will be ours. 

Claus 


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