Thank You Roman.

BlueCo banned it.
You can’t ban a Chelsea fan (or banner)

On a serious though if there were… let’s say 2/300 like minded individuals all within that area, those paid ‘security’ will struggle, it could stay up for long enough if it was unfurled at KO to at least be broadcast which would send the message…

 
Assume Stamford Bridge is chock full of CCTV these days and that if BlueCo were so minded they could identify all fans displaying banners they don't like and ban them from the ground, cancel season tickets etc etc ?

 
I believe there should have been protests against what the government was doing to our club.

Would have it stopped what happen? not likely no, but would not have been the first time a group protested against unfair government treatment nor the last.
I don't think fans knew what to do at the time. It was so early in Russia's invasion of Ukraine and everything felt like it was moving at 100mph. Anybody speaking up would have been seen as a Putin sympathiser. I think it's different to a Super League situation for example, that was strictly football matters, it's very easy to band together and voice your discontent, but political situations like Russia and Ukraine is a lot different.

 
You can’t ban a Chelsea fan (or banner)

On a serious though if there were… let’s say 2/300 like minded individuals all within that area, those paid ‘security’ will struggle, it could stay up for long enough if it was unfurled at KO to at least be broadcast which would send the message…
I've always wondered about things like this. The stadium is owned by the CPO, so how does BlueCo even have any say on who or what gets banned at the stadium? Surely these kinds of decisions need to go through the CPO first.

 
You can’t ban a Chelsea fan (or banner)

On a serious though if there were… let’s say 2/300 like minded individuals all within that area, those paid ‘security’ will struggle, it could stay up for long enough if it was unfurled at KO to at least be broadcast which would send the message…
Assume Stamford Bridge is chock full of CCTV these days and that if BlueCo were so minded they could identify all fans displaying banners they don't like and ban them from the ground, cancel season tickets etc etc ?
They've done it at Strasbourg too

 
I've always wondered about things like this. The stadium is owned by the CPO, so how does BlueCo even have any say on who or what gets banned at the stadium? Surely these kinds of decisions need to go through the CPO first.
Hmm is it the stadium? I thought the CPO owned the pitch not the stadium. @Boyne ?

 
I don't think fans knew what to do at the time. It was so early in Russia's invasion of Ukraine and everything felt like it was moving at 100mph. Anybody speaking up would have been seen as a Putin sympathiser. I think it's different to a Super League situation for example, that was strictly football matters, it's very easy to band together and voice your discontent, but political situations like Russia and Ukraine is a lot different.
Fair enough Scott. Perhaps I have become more dogmatic over this issue in the past few years. Though I did still feel strongly about it at the time too.

 
Hmm is it the stadium? I thought the CPO owned the pitch not the stadium. @Boyne ?
@axman2526 apologies for the delay in replying. @Sexyfootball Thank you for answering the question. It would be interesting if the club's owners called in the loan and the impact that would have on the club's relationship with the CPO and the fans.

 
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Does anyone think Roman is aware/cares his name is still sung or does he no longer give a sh*t about Chelsea at all?

 
Does anyone think Roman is aware/cares his name is still sung or does he no longer give a sh*t about Chelsea at all?
I reckon he has long since moved on. He has plenty of cash and I’m sure plenty of other ways to fill his time.

 
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