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It contributed, without a doubt. It would have brought the issue into focus in the minds of the British people. Protestors don't throw themselves in front of race horses unless they have good reason.

Not really - you're doing the conflating here, not me. Specifically we are talking about an incident at a theatre. That affects, what, 300 people? About the same as York's away following probably.

What are you talking about? Why should anyone have to know anything about snooker to discuss these protests on here?

Wrong. Nobody gave York City fans a second thought when the pitch was invaded and the crossbar snapped in 1996. They'd made a four hour journey for 9 minutes of football.

But I'm sure people said the same thing about the suffragettes when Emily Davidson threw herself in front of a racehorse. Or perhaps more pertinently, Albion fans didn't protest just with strongly worded letters to the Argus when the club was being asset stripped. I remember a former NSC...