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Tangerine Knights statement (dated 2/5/2015) 10:09 - May 4 with 858 views

It is quite clear to the Tangerine Knights and all Blackpool fans that Karl Oyston has lost control of Blackpool Football Club - our football club.

We now call on the football authorities to take action, not against those fans who, after a season of utter insanity and a chairman who openly laughs at his own fanbase, today chose civil disobedience as one course of protest about the destruction of the club, but against the Oyston family.
Blackpool FC as it stands is in complete disarray and is in no fit state to compete in the 2015-16 Football League season.

There is a civil war at Bloomfield Road and the only way for it to end is for the Oyston family to relinquish control of our club, and leave.

We call upon fans of all clubs to contact the FA and Football League as a matter of some urgency asking them to take immediate action against the Oystons running of Blackpool FC.

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Tangerine Knights statement (dated 2/5/2015) on 10:16 - May 4 with 848 views

1953Original

To ask any owner of a football club to relinquish control really is 'pie in the sky' - if that was the case you'd have a queue a mile long outside the FL and FA. Tangerine Knights have to be practical and realise that there is nothing the FL or the FA can do to force an owner in to selling the club.

What they can and should have are proper rules on whether people are morally fit to run a club and by now the Oyston's would have been removed if that was the case.

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Tangerine Knights statement (dated 2/5/2015) on 15:41 - May 4 with 815 views

camberwell1

Tangerine Knights statement (dated 2/5/2015) on 10:16 - May 4 by 1953Original

I suggest all shareholders other than the Oyston's try and form a meeting to boot them out

We have to do it within the law and footie rules - if KO doesn't go in the next 2 months not one fan will watch them again is my prediction.

I did a random poll of fans especially the older one's on Saturday and the sadness & message of Oyston Out was never clearer imo - who on earth is going to pay an extra 33% to an owner who presided/control over the worst Championship side to ever in the English league

We need to start acting and rebuilding very quickly - what are people doing?
Together we can win this and somehow rebuild a Club that has been nucked to smithereens !

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