A bit more pressure on Mr Hester (RBS Chief Executive) wouldn't go a miss.

Even if you don't believe it'll do any good, there really is no harm in using up 2 minutes of your life & sending it, is there?
Treat the email for what it is. A registration of your disapproval & WARNING of what is to come should you not be heard.
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To:
[email protected]Chief Executive Officer
The Royal Bank of Scotland Group
Dear Mr Hester,
As the deadline for repayment to your bank of loans made in respect of Liverpool FC fast approaches, I would like to make crystal clear the position of Liverpool fans:
1. The current owners of the shares have sent the club into a continuous crisis since early 2007. Virtually all of the promises they have made have been broken in relation to a new stadium, player investment and, more recently, over the sale of the club.
2. It should be clear to you and your colleagues by now that Liverpool fans consider Tom Hicks and George Gillett to have been utterly irresponsible custodians of a world-famous football club, a club that is also a hugely important part of the Liverpool community.
3. While you are responsible to your shareholders and to all of us as taxpayers, we believe that if you facilitate a refinancing of the Hicks and Gillett position you will be consigning the club to years of mediocrity as players will leave, investment will totally dry up and the owners will milk the business to fund their personal lifestyles. In short, we believe this would be an immoral act.
4. We understand that among the options available to RBS would be to take control of the club itself or even place the club into administration. While neither option appeals to fans, nor very likely your bank, such options are preferable to refinancing Hicks and Gillett and, in my view, would be more likely to lead eventually to new, well-financed, responsible, long-term owners.
5. I understand that the club is financially constrained. I equally understand why potential investors either refuse to deal with Hicks and Gillett or pay them an equity return when there is no equity value there any more.
I believe, therefore, that the main responsibility for removing these figures from our club rests on your shoulders and I urge you not to shirk that responsibility.
In my view, the future of this revered institution rests in your hands.
Yours faithfully,