On Line Petition to have Paladini Sacked / Forced Resignation

[W12_Ranger]

Do not merge this thread.

Has the time come to start a petition to have Paladini sacked / forced to resign.

Personally don't think it will do the club any for 'Sack the Board' protests, Thompson esq stylee.

If fans groups quietly assemble a list of signatures / ST holders and submit them to the club then they cannot ignore us can they?

Or do we really require a more aggressive form of protest?

[Nodge70]

Course they can ignore it. And will.

As much use as a Facebook campaign.

Direct action at a game is the only sure fire media gatherer

[bobbins]

Hi.
See my slightly earlier post.
This is the way. Although I don't agree with such a strong-worded demand.
What we want is 1) to be heard and treated with respect and 2) to have some accountability from the board.

How about 'QPR fans are united in demanding change'?

[rblockells]

Wonder if he is going to join in and wear a red nose???

After all,he always said he was a fan,just like the rest of us.

[W12_Ranger]

Course they can ignore it. And will.

As much use as a Facebook campaign.

Direct action at a game is the only sure fire media gatherer

Hard to ignore if the press get hold off it, hand it to Mick Dennis

[wicksta]

I've never really thought that online petitions could ever work, but I reckon this one would have the potential to if people put their names and client numbers from their season tickets/memberships on it.

[W12_Ranger]

I've never really thought that online petitions could ever work, but I reckon this one would have the potential to if people put their names and client numbers from their season tickets/memberships on it.

2000 people read QPR MB's apparently I doubt i would take long to gather the bulk of those signatures.

By matching peoples names to season ticket reference numbers, the club can't fail to not take it seriously.

Maybe with a commentsd box on whether you intend to renew the following season.

I'm very wary of forcing Briatore out due to the financial implications the club may face but if we can remove half the problem then its a start.