Protest, but don't be naughty! The BoD speaks

Hang on a second there mate, I met the guy who made these today, and he paid it all out of his own pocket, costing over £300.

Cut him some slack.

Excellent initiative and all who organised deserve a round of applause

That is fantastic but he should ask for his money back as they were printed on the wrong side of the shirt unless of course they were expecting us to do the Poznan.
Did it get any mention during the BT Sports lead up to the match, during the match or after the match ?
There were also two orange banners hanging with our flags behind the goalmouth but couldn't see what they said as the print wasn't large enough to see, anyone know what they said ?
Fans of course should be applauded for organising any protest that remains peaceful but it has also got to be effective or else it becomes ineffectual.
My first impression when I first saw the shirt being given away and what was on it was that Sainsbury's were taking part in some promotion for 'fair play' which I thought was rather ironic and at first I refused to take it but I did wear it throughout the first half.
Do those who organised it think the protest was succesful ? 

Cos Rovers are better than Blackpool?

I don't think it can be described as low profile because the game was on national TV and the vast majority of travelling supporters were wearing orange t-shirts. For those of you who haven't been to a game for a while we usually play in yellow away and blue at home.
The effectiveness of this protest was dependant on whether the BT Sport commentators chose to explain why gas heads were wearing orange. It was clear that the t-shirts and banners referred to Sainsbury's but as far as I could tell no explanation was given.
I don't think that font size or positioning really matters. To get the message across to the nation, a camera would have had to zoom in and a comment would need to be made. Whether any of the newspapers follow it up remains to be seen.
Personally as protests go, I think this one had potential. It looked pretty well organised, it was well supported and I salute the individual who coughed up the cash. It may or may not have been effective but at least an effort was made. 
I have far more respect for these people than those who sit at home and mock.

I doubt it but they might think it will encourage Sainsburys to seriously consider offering compensation or to not appeal if the court decision goes against them. Especially if the protest gathers pace although if the consensus on here reflects the wider fan base, this looks unlikley.

I think a vague reference was made to the T-shirts on BT TV. It did look like an FA campaign to play fair on the pitch though, perhaps "Sainsbury's Play Fair" would have been better and would have got uninformed people asking questions.

Well done to the organisers, at least they are doing something. Bring back the Welly 3, give BRISA the kiss of life.