Win a Pair of Lions Posters From WallDaddy.com!

by Sean Yuille on Dec 15, 2007 2:28 AM EST in News Comment 2 comments

With the Lions final home game coming up a week from tomorrow, it is usually the time when Lions fans come together to accomplish one common goal: protest Matt Millen. There have been some good ideas in the past and some failures when it comes to protesting Millen, and sadly it has become tradition to do so. Back in 2005 the Millen Man March took place and then also we saw Lions fans wear orange when the Bengals came to town to show their support in the "Fire Millen" campaign. Last season fans scheduled a walkout to protest Millen, but that really wasn't as successful as originally hoped.

With no ideas currently out there to protest Matt Millen for 2007, I partnered with WallDaddy.com to put together a contest where the prize is two free Lions posters. All you have to do is come up with an idea for a new Matt Millen protest and the best idea wins. To enter, simply leave a comment on this post stating your idea or e-mail it to me at SYBlogs@yahoo.com.

This contest is open for a week, meaning it will end next Saturday (December 22nd).

The winner of this contest will get to pick two posters to receive out the four shown below. Thanks to WallDaddy.com for supplying the posters and making this contest possible.

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Call for a Blackout!

Everyone who wants Millen out should participate in a BLACKOUT. Clearly owner and other management is blinded by something and are making calls in the dark by allowing Millen to NOT ONLY STAY, but giving him another 5 yr contract.

During the BLACKOUT, everyone should wear black tshirts/sweatshirts/jackets to not only oppose Millen, but send a message to the management and ownership that continues to support him and his incompetencies.

by xoeskie on Dec 16, 2007 7:04 PM EST reply actions 0 recs

probably illegal, but...

Had some thought along xpeskie's lines, more on the sending a message to management side of things, in terms of getting together with your favorite computer programmer type and figuring out some way to mail bomb Lions management with the message that Matt Millen has got to go in order for this franchise to make strides in any meaningful way. This is not advocating a Denial of Service attack, since that's a felony.

Failing that, start putting out the word for a real mass e-mail capmaign to team HQ and the owner advocating the demise of Matt Millen as Lions president.

Hey, we thought we had something this year, until the same old Lions showed up for the second half of the season, and shouldn't there be some sort of accountability? Or is that something Mr. Ford doesn't believe in?

by ahtrap on Dec 17, 2007 2:24 PM EST reply actions 0 recs