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He was right to shoot. He was in front of goal with a clear sight, A pass to Thomas, even if well executed, would likely have ended up with Thomas close to the goal line, not in a shooting position.

Junior Brown was on the bench. Was that reconciliation, desperation or an outbreak of common sense?

Are the same people running Brexit negotiations?:playful:

Yes, my tickets are in E4

Can't see the advantage of combining two loss making businesses. Any savings would be relatively small compared with the operating costs. Only advantage I could see would be the possibility of renewed stadium sponsorship

..and totally inadequte toilets

Like some of our so called fans who don't want any success while we are owned by SISU

Have they changed it then? Last game I went it was open and looked like a home family stand

I said it on another thread but I'll say it again So what if we are voted out and SISU retain ownership of the club in a lower league. They are still the real CCFC and any other start up would be a protest club, like AFC MU, not a phoenix club like Hereford

Wasps could easily say that whilst legal action is ongoing they will only agree season by season rental agreements. They don't have to screw the club over completely.

Well I learnt very early that the default reaction is not to believe him, but to answer your specific question, Sixfields

At start of season I wanted better than 17th with anything above 12th a bonus

As it has a capacity of just over 4000, attendances will have to half

Surely they don't honestly believe that if CCFC goes under then SISU will just magically disappear back to London? Strangely I think that they and the SBT do think that. What do SISU lose by selling Ryton, closing the Academy and retaining ownership of CCFC?

This is my take on it. Happy to have any misconceptions corrected factually, The previous board, whether by inadequacy or whatever fault or reason, put the club in a position where new ownership was necessary Ray Ranson was looking for a club and engaged the financial support of SISU by selling...

Yes and I think so

I was there last night and endorse what was said above. All players spoke well but David Mehler stood out as a leader and story teller A big well done to those who organised and contributed

Not sure what the cost price of a shirt is but that's probably no more than £5 a game. But it's more attractive than reducing the gate price by ,£5

But as I said in a post above, dropping down the leagues does not necessarily get rid of SISU. They could retain ownership in a lower league. After all, they don't much care about the club as long as it doesn't cost money

Will do everything we can til we have blood coming out of our eyes to play in Coventry