So Sydney FC fans didn't stage a walk out part way through the game, and abandon the team they support in making their point?
That's a strategy the Wanderers fans/RBB would be wise to consider - instead of staging a pointless walkout and annoying their players (or player, as Twizzle would have you believe there is only one bloke who feels that way).
Some of the Wanderers fans are openly discussing on forums the option to boycott finals matches :crazy:. Assuming the Wanderers make it to finals this year, how would totally aboandoning support for your team - worse than through staging a walk out - help things at all?
Ooh, the FFA have a bad gate at one of their finals games, so that will suddenly force them to do what exactly? The issue is with those fans (and large percentage among these of Wanderers fans) who have done things that have been deemed ban-worthy in the first place.
Fans who find themselves on a ban list have always had the right of appeal through their club (despite the Wanderers letter trumpeting support for wronged fans, that should already have been in place), and if they can't muster evidence against the allegation that led to the banning, they don't deserve to be excused - it is in a venue (and its hirers') rights to refuse entry as they deem fit, and has been in the small print of the back of ticketek tickets since last century :lol:.
The process in place is already better than for people who are randomly denied entry to pubs and clubs based on the feeling of the bouncer on the night... what is it that the protesting fans want, other than an ego boost for their fragile, pack mentaility self esteeem? :sarcasm: