are going to get the usual flak but it is a possibility that as we don't protest, the club will get sold to another Chinese/Hong Kong consortium that doesn't have any real interest in football success. If we had protested vociferously against Carson Yeung's involvement, then that part of the world would see us as problematic and potentially lose interest. With Paladini the remaining offer left on the table a deal would seem more likely. The truth is none of us know whether significant protest action, either the jeffrey, or a sit down protest after each home match would have positive benefits or negative benefits. Whilst I am not in favour of the jeffrey, I am more in favour of a sit-in. It is ironic that there was the crossbar breaking pitch invasion protest against Sully & Gold because they didn't show enough ambition, yet this current bunch have come in and cursed us with one of the worst cases of financial incompetence and football club management in the history of English football and we hardly bat an eyelid. We have to sit back for however long it takes for things to change at BCFC..............protests total bollocks...........the hierachy at BIHL/BCFC know exactly the feelings of the supporters and IMHO PP is doing his best to find an investor/s/buyer/s to get rid of Yeung and his sidekicks. Protests will NOT IMHO force any issues at BIHL/BCFC football clubs will not create any precedents by allowing major changes to be effect by