QUOTE(StewartyMac @ Aug 17 2006, 17:35) [snapback]1155343[/snapback]
He wouldnae have a clue what you were on about though.
He would if he was bombarded with hundreds of calls every week, though.
Scottish football's supporters can either sit on their arses and moan, or we can do something.
The first thing to do is to ensure that everyone who listens to or watches a sports programme, whether it's Your Call, ScotSport, You're on Sky Sports, Real Radio, any and every football phone-in, is aware of the opposition of the fans, and why we're opposed.
If public revulsion at this plan grows - and it will, Scotland, with all its faults remains an egalitarian society - no sponsor will come near it. Do you think the real Premierleague teams will want to give away half their Setanta and HBOS cash to the 1st Division teams? Of course they won't - no sponsor, no TV deal, and the idea flops.
Get in touch with any sponsor rumoured to be considering dealing with SPL2 (and how you can have a second "premier" anything, I don't know) and tell them they'll be boycotted.
If the fans get together, boycott SPL2's official drink, official sponsor, official car, official condom, anything associated with SPL2 is boycotted, then the idea flops.
For any team which joins SPL2, boycott them. If we get them away in a Cup draw, don't go. It will cost them a fortune (see St Johnstone v Gretna last year). Boycott their title sponsor and kit manufacturer. If Livingston join, then we must petition Intelligent Finance and let them know exactly why we won't be dealing with them. If Dundee join, petition Bukta, and let them know exactly why their sales won't be boosted by any football fan.
However, what won't work is everyone moaning into their keyboards, and then putting on a prettily-coloured woolen scarf, a shite-quality top for which you certainly wouldn't pay £40 if it didn't have your club's badge on it, and moaning to other supporters.
A wee banner at a game will solve nothing. Boycotts and petitions will, but they must be started quickly, and the campaign must be publicised.