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That's true. It goes both ways though. Some people don't really respect the decision of those who choose not to go.

Why did JS' apology talk about recruiting a new CEO. Could their PR department (les) Ask what that meant?

The Hoffman consortium may have someone else in mind as CEO. Personally I trust the bloke but I do accept Grendels point about Hoffman's main job. The idea that SISU would not accept in the consortiums investment in exchange for allowing them to make the decisions. I am not so sure that...

The relality is that some people (not all) are choosing not buy season tickets because of the actions of SISU and unfortunately Tim Fisher. If SISU sold up tomorrow or managed to get a CEO (genuinely making the full decisions) that the Cov fan base fully believed in. I think more season tickets...

Think you need to let SISU know then..... TF. I’ve got to continue to source co-investment, provide the interim leadership for the business while I lead the recruitment process for what will be a locally based managing director. KP. Can I just pick you up on co-investment. You are looking for...

One of Tim Fishers main tasks was to source other investment but SISU to still be involved in the ownership. He failed,this would be you invest, we retain ownership. You have your man making the decisions abd spending your money. If it's successful you get a return.

Drio feeding ownership of ACL to SISU in exchange for achieving commitments to the academy the playing squad, the community. You would have ended with a well run club that eventually owned ACL. Instead SISU went the way you felt was best, distress another business, break contracts, sue people...

If you class it as dumb then it had real promise. Supporting rent strikes Telling us SISU will win the legal action Then suggesting they lost on purpose. Contracts are their to be broken. Disagreeing with signing a rental deal. Disagreeing with buying ACL over a staged period of time. It...

I agree there, they are again following a path to the abyss instead very bizzare. They would need Hoffman to get nearly 2 million to spend on the playing squad and get the fans back on side and have a good relationship with the council and Wasps. Hoffman would need the legal action dropped to...

Slade tried to play long ball with a team built for a passing game. Robins worked it out quickly to be fair to him. There is no point getting the ball up front quickly if it never sticks. He needed to sign a strong target man if he was going to do that, surrounded by pace. It never happened and...

It seems he had everyone fooled

Which is still a job

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Because we will not be on our arses renting in Nuneaton or the equivalent having failed at the expensive legal action again, trying to sell something that is worth even less as it doesn't have a secure future.

Too many of our lads are written off by fans way too early Ironically Grendel us one of the worst culprits if this. Good to see him giving a young player backing for once