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Doesn't need to be at or near Wembley Stadium. They could easily bollocks up the road, rail or tube network, making it even more of a mission for everyone to get there.

Well they've certainly managed to piss a lot of people off, so job done I guess. Would you still be such a fan of these Stop the Oil scamps if their antics resulted in stuffing up your afternoon this Sunday ?

Indeed. And how would banning oil alter that ? People will always need energy one way or the other, and governments / energy companies will always hold the cards. There's vested interests that will hold these powers in place. These protests will amount to nothing (except people being...

I was referring to the various protests on the M25 and the QE2 bridge, by the same group, which caused massive disruption to thousands of people. The snooker thing was minor in comparison I agree, although gained huge coverage which is of course the whole point.

Fair point. But inconveniencing a small sprinkling of football fans on a day out, compared with bollocksing up the working day of thousands and thousands of people just trying to go about their daily lives is not a likewise comparison. The principal behind it may be the same, but its a stretch...

Yes, because I'm sure everyone is always well across all the planned GOONERY of these herberts. What heroes they are. Like everyone, I always make a point of checking news and websites to see if someone is planning on climbing up and hanging over J16 of the M25 at 8am with a scabby banner before...

I didn't have to suggest it - It actually happened. As did some poor soul who died in the back of an ambulance from heart failure, stuck in a vast tailback on the M25 on the way to hospital, as a direct result of some No To Oil hand-gluers bringing it all to gridlock. Price worth paying ? Mmmkay.

How DARE you I may well shake my fist at a passing cloud.

Not quite on the same scale as making people miss hospital appointments and funerals though, is it.

No, not so far. And the marches on the seafront were planned and granted in accordance with permission from the council, not ad-hoc actions like these goons who turn up at the drop of a hat and start hanging off gantries over the QE2 Bridge or the M25. If they get in my way on Sunday and hold...

Sure, but BHA fans weren't gluing themselves to roads, molesting horses, abusing dwarves or going out of their way to generally bollocks up the lives of the general public in order to make a point.