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Boss wednesday agreement - Kfs
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Sun Aug 06, 2006 10:20 pmby Rafa D
Hi all,
A bit of a long shot for this but here goes,
I want a new flag for the new season, and have come up with a few ideas. I have heard bits and bobs about the Boss Wednesday Agreement but not the definitive agreement. Just wondering if anyone knows the exact details laid out.
Dont want to go offending anyone.
RafaDodd
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 6:13 amby account deleted by request
As far as I am aware, the keep flags scouse agreement restricts place names on flags to Liverpool or Liverpool overspill ie Birkenhead would not be allowed.
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 7:19 amby Um Ba
Rafa-Dodd wrote:Hi all,
A bit of a long shot for this but here goes,
I want a new flag for the new season, and have come up with a few ideas. I have heard bits and bobs about the Boss Wednesday Agreement but not the definitive agreement. Just wondering if anyone knows the exact details laid out.
Dont want to go offending anyone.
RafaDodd
You want to suck my bongos? 
You Dirty Dirty B.astard 
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 11:07 amby NiftyNeil
What is the Boss Wednesday agreement? Who's agreed it? And when was it agreed?
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 2:14 pmby Leonmc0708
The Boss Wednesday Agreement states that any flags that are St Georges or feature the name of ANY city other than Liverpool (or immediate over spills ie Bootle) will be burnt by the KFS.
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 2:33 pmby Leonmc0708
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 2:34 pmby mitch22
Leonmc0708 wrote:
love it 
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 3:22 pmby Rafa D
Thanks for the information Leon, been dicussing it with lads off a different site and their views differ but I will just play it safe, cheers
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 3:27 pmby Leonmc0708
Rafa-Dodd wrote:Thanks for the information Leon, been dicussing it with lads off a different site and their views differ but I will just play it safe, cheers
What do you mean differ ? In what way mate ?
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 4:00 pmby Rafa D
The town thing. They have assured me Birkenhead is ok and in line witht the agreement, but it not a town in Liverpool really is it. I'll play safe and leave it out, dont wanna be an outcast lol.
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 4:36 pmby The Red Baron
Raffa put Birkenhead on your flag lad,it will look great in the Cowshed at Tranmere.
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 4:42 pmby Roger Red Hat
put Birkenhead on your flag and at least you'll be able to keep warm (ie: when they set fire to it)
quite sad really that you can't put what you want on your flag - free country and all that.
Posted:
Mon Aug 07, 2006 5:03 pmby Artful Dodger
Absolutely brand new to posting on this board but have read it for sometime with interest - especially the views/ideas expressed by some people who clearly are Liverpool through and through.
When reading this post through I was motivated to register and put a point across that hasn't been mentioned yet.
Liverpool FC is currently valued well behind Man U and Arsenal and often is reluctant (struggles?) to pay the large transfer fees that the big 4 are expected to be able to pay. The only way Liverpool FC can hope to continue to compete financially with the other 3 is through a successful marketing strategy. Yes the Champions League brings in huge revenue but that is dwarfed by shirt sales/TV rights/advertising/sponsorship etc both here and abroad.
Bearing this in mind, for people to be then saying only St. George's flags with places Liverpool or at a push Birkenhead written on them are acceptable would seem to be defeating Liverpool's bid to develop the financial clout of the other clubs through such avenues. After all, why support a club where you are not made to feel welcome or made to follow the demands of the 'elite' supporters. Surely we should be looking to make people feel as welcome as possible and by doing so helping Liverpool FC generate more and more revenue?
Just because some supporters do not live in Liverpool does not mean they have less right to support the club. They too support Liverpool because they see that Liverpool FC still stands strongly for the best parts of the world of football - not only in terms of technical brilliance but also in terms of respect, humility and pride amongst the greed, money and disloyalty that is rife amongst other clubs.
I have no doubt I will be slaughtered for this but felt it is still a point that adds to this thread.
