The club confirmed that the bans against our members are officially rescinded. It has been a long and draining few weeks but your support forced them to reconsider this decision. We will be back in the terraces together soon so keep watching because we are not going anywhere.
Five members of Boro fans' organisation Red Faction have been "banned" from the Riverside following a dispute with the club. Red Faction have stipulated that they will not be bringing their iconic drum/banners to the games until all members are once again free to attend games.
This petition will be submitted to the MFC board in the hopes the bans will be overturned.
The momentum behind this shows just how much the atmosphere at the Riverside has suffered without the group. It is exhausting to keep fighting these battles against the club but your support confirms that we are not alone in wanting our people back.
Reached 100 supporters
August 13, 2015
88 Comments
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Michael Colin Kipling
11 years ago
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Over zealous stewarding will ruin the match day experience for many fans. You won't just ban 5 but could create a ripple effect and many more may choose not to go to a game. Is that what you want M.F.C.? I doubt it, supporting your team is not a crime!!!
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sharon matthews
11 years ago
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These lads spend their own time and money making these banners and attending every match to create a good atmosphere at the games both home and away. YOU should be supporting them , not banning them.
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darren jeffels
11 years ago
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Had a season ticket in there block since it started and it's the highlight of my week going to the games singing and getting behind the team. Not trouble causes at all just an asset to the club.
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Jonathan gartland
11 years ago
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From what has been reported there looks to be fault on both sides. This is a big season for us. We need every fan and voice behind the team to push for promotion. I hope this can be resolved and we can all enjoy the atmosphere the rf bring.
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George Kay
11 years ago
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Support should be active, not passive. Last season was incredible, and best part about it was management, players and supporters were united, together and moving in same direction. This move by club leaves a sour taste in the mouth. Punishing our most passionate support, probably for stewards who couldn't care less about fortunes of mfc.
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ian moore
11 years ago
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As a founding member of red faction in 2008 and having come across this sort of heavy handed security staff on numerous occasions. It is imperative to the success of the match day experience this group of supporters are aloud to continue the work we started to help the club and the fans create a great experience for match days.
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The club confirmed that the bans against our members are officially rescinded. It has been a long and draining few weeks but your support forced them to reconsider this decision. We will be back in the terraces together soon so keep watching because we are not going anywhere.
Five members of Boro fans' organisation Red Faction have been "banned" from the Riverside following a dispute with the club. Red Faction have stipulated that they will not be bringing their iconic drum/banners to the games until all members are once again free to attend games.
This petition will be submitted to the MFC board in the hopes the bans will be overturned.
The momentum behind this shows just how much the atmosphere at the Riverside has suffered without the group. It is exhausting to keep fighting these battles against the club but your support confirms that we are not alone in wanting our people back.
Reached 100 supporters
August 13, 2015
88 Comments
M
Michael Colin Kipling
11 years ago
Featured
Over zealous stewarding will ruin the match day experience for many fans. You won't just ban 5 but could create a ripple effect and many more may choose not to go to a game. Is that what you want M.F.C.? I doubt it, supporting your team is not a crime!!!
S
sharon matthews
11 years ago
Featured
These lads spend their own time and money making these banners and attending every match to create a good atmosphere at the games both home and away. YOU should be supporting them , not banning them.
D
darren jeffels
11 years ago
Featured
Had a season ticket in there block since it started and it's the highlight of my week going to the games singing and getting behind the team. Not trouble causes at all just an asset to the club.
J
Jonathan gartland
11 years ago
Featured
From what has been reported there looks to be fault on both sides. This is a big season for us. We need every fan and voice behind the team to push for promotion. I hope this can be resolved and we can all enjoy the atmosphere the rf bring.
G
George Kay
11 years ago
Featured
Support should be active, not passive. Last season was incredible, and best part about it was management, players and supporters were united, together and moving in same direction. This move by club leaves a sour taste in the mouth. Punishing our most passionate support, probably for stewards who couldn't care less about fortunes of mfc.
I
ian moore
11 years ago
Featured
As a founding member of red faction in 2008 and having come across this sort of heavy handed security staff on numerous occasions. It is imperative to the success of the match day experience this group of supporters are aloud to continue the work we started to help the club and the fans create a great experience for match days.
Over zealous stewarding will ruin the match day experience for many fans. You won't just ban 5 but could create a ripple effect and many more may choose not to go to a game. Is that what you want M.F.C.? I doubt it, supporting your team is not a crime!!!