www.worthyout.co.uk

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The Worthyout campaign (worthyout.co.uk) have no plans to organise a protest at the next home game against Sheffield United and would ask all Norwich City fans to follow this lead.

Taking into consideration the good result and improved performance against Leeds United we feel that to organise a protest would only serve to widen the gulf in the fan base.

We feel that it is necessary to have a time of calm while NCISA meets with the club for their discussions and to await the results of that meeting

The Worthyout campaign has gained substantial momentum in the last month, even more noticeably over the last two weeks, with a clear message being given to the club and the media that we can no longer be termed a minority.
This has had an effect on the club as demonstrated by Barry Skippers comments, Delia and Michael's statement and even the manager himself, showing passion.

We would like the Club to issue a statement saying what is expected of the management instead of appearing to be satisfied with performances. In addition an attempt to bridge the gulf that exists between Club and fans instead of continuing to widen it by questioning our loyalty.

We wish to point out that this campaign is directed towards the the management and coaching staff of our club, and never has been directed at the players either individually or collectively as a team. This is contrary to comments seen in the media, heard on the radio and directed at us personally.

We strongly point out that the protest arranged by the Worthyout campaign has been well organised and
executed in a peaceable and good natured way despite provocation aimed at those taking part. It should also be noted that the protest was timed to be concluded before the players left the field for their final preparations before kick off; and was held outside the ground away from the area of the dressing room. Those taking part were made aware that foul and abusive language would not be tolerated, and to show our continued support for the players chants of players names would be used to demonstrate this. Once inside the ground and during the game we encouraged everyone to get fully behind the team as they saw fit.

Posted By: meeky, Mar 13, 10:53:03