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And just what we needed to make those in charge relax. John Hollins is so dumb he will wake up this morning with a huge smile on his face thinking “pressure off” Oh no John, pressure very much on. Last night’s crowd was pitiful. Saturday’s will be, at my guess, 4-5000 based on a big win last night and the last day of the football season as far as we are concerned (FAW matches apart) And with a crowd that size, the perfect opportunity to show our real feelings. Of course, the game will have turned a blinded view that Hollins is the right man for the job but for the majority he isn’t. And we need him to leave the Vetch Field last Saturday under no illusion about that fact. The banner last Saturday at Oxford disturbed Hollins – similar things on Saturday may well make him more disturbed and push him to resign? We can only hope so. “Hollins Out” posters are a great idea. JackArmy.net will even provide you with one to print off and take to the game. But don’t stop there, print 10 or 20 and hand them to a few people around you. Hold them up with the obligatory “Hollins Out” chant and make sure he knows how you feel. If you want some of these posters, then please go to the bottom of the page to download one. We may even see the presence of last week’s “Hollins Out” banner – let’s hope so. The more we show what we feel the more it is likely to rattle him. Of course we have Merthyr the following week. What will REALLY rattle him is non-stop chanting for Keith Walker. Show Hollins what a real Jack means to the crowd. Remember his line when Cornforth was supposed to be signing and several Jacks had been singing “Super John” at him. Heard to mumble, Hollins went “There’s only one Super John at this club” and that’s why Mr Cornforth was not Signed. Come on, let’s get Hollins out by showing how you feel. Click Here to download the poster and let’s get it going. NOW. 6-0 was great but it’s papering over the cracks. HOLLINS OUT! Closely followed by McClure and Lewis. Hollins Out Posters Choose what format you want and click where directed, when given the option "Open" the document and Print. Make sure the page is set at Landscape. If you have any problems email me using this link () Microsoft Word usersClick here If you only have Microsoft WindowsClick here Pic courtesy of Duncan Thomas (http://www.lofft.freeserve.co.uk) |
Hollins Out
