Covstu
Well-Known Member
yes I think they would, if there is a following then it can come back to Cov. We need the club to own a ground and this is the only way the club will come back to cov in my opinion!
fair comment but if they sold sixfields out for every home game do you think they would be so willing to come back any time soon??
Valiant, you are so right. Selfish fans at Sixfields, should hang their heads in shame.
I cant understand that on.I'd rather have on that I can understand!
Do you have the data to substantiate that claim please?
I'm surprised at how it's increasing. Alot more people behind the goal today. That's where the noise is coming from.
Are you tempted Grendel?
Yes because having had years of misery since relegation from the premier league it sounds exciting - I'd be lying if I said otherwise.
again if you think that this is keeping the club away from the city you're so deluded, its a deal between ACL and SISU that needs sorting. No fans sitting on a hill or even in the ground is going to change that my friend.
Theres only one side that don't want to talk and we know who that is. Im sure if the attendence at sixfields was 0 then the club would be back at the Ricoh asap.
...or out of existence.
Well they said theyll fund the losses for this groundshare....or out of existence.
Well they said theyll fund the losses for this groundshare.
...or out of existence.
wont happen. why would you propose to move out of town for three years, whilst building a new stadium, say you will cover losses for that period and then pull the plug??
Well they said theyll fund the losses for this groundshare.
wont happen. why would you propose to move out of town for three years, whilst building a new stadium, say you will cover losses for that period and then pull the plug?? moving back home literally puts millions back into there pockets. this should be the way forward
but this club will not go out of existance is what i mean.
but this club will not go out of existance is what i mean.To not consider that as a very real possibility is wishful thinking.
Or a way to rationalise guilt about the consequences of not going.
I'm not going, I'm fully aware by not going I contribute towards the death of the club.
So be it, I quite like the money I spend on leisure to be fun not an ordeal after all.
But my eyes are wide open to the consequences.
not wishful thinking really though is it.
Well they said theyll fund the losses for this groundshare.
no im not saying they will deliver but this club will not go out of existance is what i mean.
If thats true what exactly will NOPM achieve?
It just means that sisu have to dip deeper into their pockets rather than use income from supporter's.
It just means that sisu have to dip deeper into their pockets rather than use income from supporter's.
Well... apart from the fact it's a protest of absence, which gives the impression nobody can be arsed whether the club lives or dies anyway.
Yes because having had years of misery since relegation from the premier league it sounds exciting - I'd be lying if I said otherwise.
Why on earth would anyone travel 35 miles for a home game.Absolutely. Quote from a Gillingham fan in the pub after I informed him the gate would be about 2000, "Seems like most fans have given up on the club'. I put him right obviously, but that's surely how many see it. Most football fans cannot get their head around a prolonged boycott.
Absolutely. Quote from a Gillingham fan in the pub after I informed him the gate would be about 2000, "Seems like most fans have given up on the club'. I put him right obviously, but that's surely how many see it. Most football fans cannot get their head around a prolonged boycott.
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