SP: We've Made Offers, Just Waiting For Responses (5 Viewers)

Longford

Member
We have also paid good money for shit players. Would you be happier with us paying silly money for Eastwoods every pre season or getting Leon Clarke's on a free?

So what is your point about free transfers or is it just something to moan about?

Why is it only ever some fans demanding we spend money on players, ironically probably the same fans who refuse to give SISU a penny and moan when we are in debt etc.

Reality check.

Apologist.
 

Kingokings204

Well-Known Member
Wouldn't we just be happy with any signings at the moment. Some mild hope to cling on to.

Craig Westcarr went to Portsmouth for crying out loud. Where were we?
 

Gint11

Well-Known Member
I get more excited about new characters on Game of Thrones than new players coming to CCFC
 

Spionkop

New Member
But Sisu have got loads of money. They told us so. They can handle being in Northampton on low crowds. They told us so.
So - where are the signings?
Players won't be excited about coming to our club, because 'our club' isn't ours anymore.
Basically they were saying what Gordon Strachan said years ago, 'We'll do it without the fans.'
 

torchomatic

Well-Known Member
I don't as Game of Thrones is over hyped shit.

I get more excited about new characters on Game of Thrones than new players coming to CCFC
 

torchomatic

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Pulling together? I agree that's a laugh. You only have to read any thread on this forum. Fans seems to take pleasure in slagging the team they support off at every opportunity. Things are shit, but I'll never do that. And yes, Game of Thrones is shit.

yet #wearecoventry is the clubs way of should a united front, where fans, owners and stakeholders alike are all pulling together for the one cause !
 

Brighton Sky Blue

Well-Known Member
What is being apologised for?

More like realistic, but some don't seem to grasp while they brag about not giving the club money and demanding signings.

Maybe SP should get on the phone to his employer and tell her to get the club back to where it should be then, if he wants to see his transfer budget increase 5-fold.
 

torchomatic

Well-Known Member
Agree, but we're in Northampton. That's the way it is. Fans are boycotting as is their right to do, that's the way it is. That will inevitably mean our budget will be as low as Simon Harris' bass.

Maybe SP should get on the phone to his employer and tell her to get the club back to where it should be then, if he wants to see his transfer budget increase 5-fold.
 

Spionkop

New Member
Nothing to do with Sisu's 'We'll cover it' in Northampton - stance then.
Our budget? Sisu's budget more like.
The blind acceptance of their lies.
 

italiahorse

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Agree, but we're in Northampton. That's the way it is. Fans are boycotting as is their right to do, that's the way it is. That will inevitably mean our budget will be as low as Simon Harris' bass.

So are you saying here that the low budget is the fans fault for not attending Sixfields ?
 

letsallsingtogether

Well-Known Member
Typical response from the usual few so out of contract players are all good from the sounds of it.

All the players mentioned on this tread were offered contracts so yes they were good players.

The ones we are looking at are being let go by there parent clubs for not making the grade.

Come on lads there is a difference, you might get lucky and one becomes a good player but generally they are duds.

Stop making excuses for our owners they really don't give a fuck!!!!!!!
 

torchomatic

Well-Known Member
No, I'm saying that's the way it is. Circumstance.

So are you saying here that the low budget is the fans fault for not attending Sixfields ?
 

Godiva

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So are you saying here that the low budget is the fans fault for not attending Sixfields ?

Why not use the word 'consequence'?
So are you saying here that the low budget is the consequence of fans not attending Sixfields ?
 

Brighton Sky Blue

Well-Known Member
Agree, but we're in Northampton. That's the way it is. Fans are boycotting as is their right to do, that's the way it is. That will inevitably mean our budget will be as low as Simon Harris' bass.

That doesn't have to be the way it is though Torch. If the owners are remotely bothered about the team's prospects they will put an end to this self enforced exile. Players come out and say they would be happy to sign a new contract and then either aren't made an offer or are made one far too late.

Not good enough.
 

Nick

Administrator
Spend zillions of pounds we don't have and put ourselves even further in the financial mire, clearly.

Y'know, like we did in the Premier League, and didn't that all turn out peachy.

Past doesn't matter though. People can't be blamed from the past.
 

DaleM

New Member
Spend zillions of pounds we don't have and put ourselves even further in the financial mire, clearly.

Y'know, like we did in the Premier League, and didn't that all turn out peachy.

Well we seem to be able to spend it on lawyers and debt servicing.
 

Spionkop

New Member
Is it June 30 yet? Please let there be some movement in this damn madness that is Sisu.
If no change after that - us supporters need to have a serious think about a way forward.
It can't go on like this.
Our current players are leaving the sinking ship. Our old players like Ian Wallace, Ronnie Farmer and Dietmar Bruck tell it like it is. A farce.
Never mind a petition to government - laudable as that is - we need a concerted effort with the Football League - joining all interested parties - ex players, managers, fans - to put pressure on them. Remind them there is no fairytale ground. That Sisu don't pay their bills, only under extreme pressure. Pointing out the chaos existing in their wake, charities running up bills because of Sisu etc etc etc. The League need to be made fully aware that a Football League Club without fans is not a real club. We need to be a bit more proactive in shaming the League. How about an Open Letter in the FOOTBALL LEAGUE paper?
 

ccfcway

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Waggot

"at the moment with the World Cup there appears to be a little bit of a malaise in terms of movement,"

yep, your right Steve, only the 30 or so transfers in England since the World cup started a few days ago

and 10 in the last 24 hours.

:whistle:
 

AFCCOVENTRY

Well-Known Member
It's going to be busy with the new faces coming in next week...

Don't know what world sisu thinks us fans live in...
 

Kingokings204

Well-Known Member
It's going to be busy with the new faces coming in next week...

Don't know what world sisu thinks us fans live in...

A world where we think this is all about food and beverage income to receive 90% less gates 35 miles away. It's a crazy ole world.
 

Spionkop

New Member
We all wish for some positive news but it never comes.
Fears over the goalkeeping situation become that little bit more real. That Sisu had no real intention of keeping Murphy and would go with a kid.
The prospect of them delaying paying their bills until we get docked more points becomes a possibility.
Roll on the end of the month when the judge gives his verdict.
Like a few have said, the close season used to be a time of renewal, transfers, fresh hopes. There has never been a worst time to be a supporter of Coventry City.
I looked at the Premier League (The First Division still, to me) yesterday. We are potentially the equal or better than Hull, Swansea, Southampton, WBA, West Ham, Palace, Leicester, QPR, Burnley - run in an ambitiously sensible way. Sure it looks miles off, yet with decent owners, playing at the Ricoh, we could be back there.
Instead we have these idiots running our club, running it into the ground. Who have not one scrap of interest in the football side of it. Care not a jot for Coventry, the community. We are just some figures on a balance sheet.
Today, we are at the worst point in the entire history of our club. The scary thing is, it could get worse, far worse.
Go on Sisu, prove me wrong.
 

Grendel

Well-Known Member
We all wish for some positive news but it never comes.
Fears over the goalkeeping situation become that little bit more real. That Sisu had no real intention of keeping Murphy and would go with a kid.
The prospect of them delaying paying their bills until we get docked more points becomes a possibility.
Roll on the end of the month when the judge gives his verdict.
Like a few have said, the close season used to be a time of renewal, transfers, fresh hopes. There has never been a worst time to be a supporter of Coventry City.
I looked at the Premier League (The First Division still, to me) yesterday. We are potentially the equal or better than Hull, Swansea, Southampton, WBA, West Ham, Palace, Leicester, QPR, Burnley - run in an ambitiously sensible way. Sure it looks miles off, yet with decent owners, playing at the Ricoh, we could be back there.
Instead we have these idiots running our club, running it into the ground. Who have not one scrap of interest in the football side of it. Care not a jot for Coventry, the community. We are just some figures on a balance sheet.
Today, we are at the worst point in the entire history of our club. The scary thing is, it could get worse, far worse.
Go on Sisu, prove me wrong.

QPR ran in an ambitiously sensible way......
 

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