I'll be there. I care what the owners are doing, but I don't care who the owners are. I will never stop supporting my team simply because SISU are in charge. A lot of Coventry fans love an excuse not to go. Of course, people are entitled to their beliefs, but it seems some people will do anything to get out of going. When we played Norwich in the snow two years ago, there were people on the phone in saying they didn't go because of the weather, yet Norwich brought about 1000 fans. That sort of sums up the mentality of Coventry. I lived in Manchester for a couple of years, it's not the nicest city, everything is grey and doesn't stop raining, but the people are proud of it. Come back to Coventry and it seems to be nothing but whinging.
Some fans want us to sign DMG, yet some of those also won't go because they don't want to give money to SISU. I personally don't get it, it's probably the same reason why the town centre is full of poundshops and Primarks. Everyone wants a House of Fraser etc, but if it was there, most people would say it's too expensive!
The main problem I've got with home games is the lack of identity. It pains me to say that if you changed the colour of the seats, you could be anywhere in the country. "The Tesco Stand", the best place for a drink being a casino and the unbelievable amount of advertising genuinely makes me angry. I'm not saying Highfield Road was some great ground with a cracking atmosphere, but at least it was our football ground. When Jackie Charlton said "they built football grounds next to the chimneys. When that stopped, football lost its way", he hit the nail on the head.
