The Ricoh is too big for a L1 club on all but a few games each season.
A reformed club is likely to have to start at non-league level so why would they want to play at the Ricoh?
Because it's too late to have any influence on our present situationWhy's that then? Is it because there are a fair few dozen constructive comments and pointing out what the Trust could do better?
No, they can pressure them on the deal (or lack thereof), all I'm saying is it would be short sighted and counterproductive for them to completely renounce Wasps presence. Like it or not, whatever form the club is in going forward, we need their co-operation. As Liquid Gold says, you have to start off with the gentler approach.
Firstly, it's not really just about if we have to reform, we also need to consider the impact it could have whether the club doesn't fold. That could be under Sisu or under new owners. The fact is, Wasps own the stadium whether we like it or not so pissing them off isn't really constructive for the future. Going nuclear on any party, be it Sisu, Wasps or the council, really doesn't work. Constructive conversation outlining just how much it could impact them as well as us is likely to be far more productive. You can be critical without screaming about them not being welcome. When has that approach ever solved anything?
Reformed club playing at the Ricoh in a league lower than the conference? What on earth goes through people’s heads? If we didn’t think CCFC should have moved to Northampton, we should also think the same of wasps? They need to be aware having been through our club moving, we don’t agree with theirs moving.
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So how does it look when they go nuclear on SISU (and fair enough!) but completely ignore the others, have secret meetings and hint that a new club could play there?
It's just a tiny bit suspicious, especially when there is previous of the same thing.
Staying quiet in terms Coventry City and letting Wasps get away with things to benefit a potential new club and themselves would backfire for them massively. If that happened it would be a massive mistake for them, I am sure a fair few people would make sure they knew it was a mistake as well.
Why's that then? Is it because there are a fair few dozen constructive comments and pointing out what the Trust could do better?
It doesn't work against Sisu, so why would it work against anyone else. I don't really care about what has or hasn't happened already, I care about us existing next year and having a ground to play in. I'd rather they did something that was more likely to get results than do something just to even things up.
Well that's bollocks for a start. That would suggest there's more than one each page.... :emoji_smiley:
Now, if you were talking insulting and condescending comments... then there'd be well over that, and that's just from you..!!
Oh there are a lot of constructive posts throughout the thread.
The insults and condescending comments are mainly aimed at people who have no interest in posting about the topic but just try to talk shite because people are getting a bit close to the bone. Surely you see how obvious that is? It really isn't my fault people seem to have an issue with reading and understanding things before posting.
And I also see how, as usual, you cant let them go without insults or trying to belittle people. You were all over the Johnson article, when in reality, most of it was factual. You kept going on and on about him not going to the games, and that his reasoning doesn't exist, f*** all to do with the article. You start throwing in all the stuff about multiple accounts, f*** all to do with the article. I only read about him on here, so couldn't care less about other social media. You made the issue much bigger than it was, don't you see that?
You've become a grendel "mini me"
And I also see how, as usual, you cant let them go without insults or trying to belittle people. You were all over the Johnson article, when in reality, most of it was factual. You kept going on and on about him not going to the games, and that his reasoning doesn't exist, f*** all to do with the article. You start throwing in all the stuff about multiple accounts, f*** all to do with the article. I only read about him on here, so couldn't care less about other social media. You made the issue much bigger than it was, don't you see that?
You've become a grendel "mini me"
Well wasps and the trust could of course want the club to fold so they can start again - why would anyone watch a team at a ground owned by the very people who helped cause the real club to cease to exist?
I'm not sure anyone really wants that.
I'm not sure anyone really wants that.
Sky Blues Trust: Haskell plans 'sound and realistic'
The Coventry Telegraph can confirm that the American, who has a fortune estimated at $250million (£157m), is being lined up by Ricoh Arena owners ACL to take over the football club.
However, although ACL have seized the initiative to force a change of ownership
Potential American investors have been to the Ricoh Arena on two occasions, one being last week’s Colchester game, and understood to have been given a tour by ACL interim chief executive Jacky Isaac.
His plans include the return of suspended life president Joe Elliott as chairman and bringing The Sky Blue Trust onto a restructured board by offering the supporters’ body a 20% stake in their club.
Someone suggested an outline - start like they did.Firstly, it's not really just about if we have to reform, we also need to consider the impact it could have whether the club doesn't fold. That could be under Sisu or under new owners. The fact is, Wasps own the stadium whether we like it or not so pissing them off isn't really constructive for the future. Going nuclear on any party, be it Sisu, Wasps or the council, really doesn't work. Constructive conversation outlining just how much it could impact them as well as us is likely to be far more productive. You can be critical without screaming about them not being welcome. When has that approach ever solved anything?
Someone suggested an outline - start like they did.
Thing is we’ve effectively trying to be pally with wasps. They’re kicking us out at the end of the season
Let’s make them think twice. If the trust renounces their present - it could turn a large part of the city’s sporting fan base against them.
The trust’s silence is deafening, why won’t they renounce a franchise. Something they criticise MK Dons for and our move to Northampton
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Also stop the conversation about a reformed club... I couldn’t give a shit if another club could play at the Ricoh.
If CCFC fold, that’s it done no more football team. The trust won’t have a purpose, so what do they lose for renouncing a franchise
Because, funnily, it's not just about what you would or wouldn't do. There are others that would still follow CCFC. No-one wants it to happen but the whole point of a trust is to plan for every eventuality to make sure the club is kept alive. Yes they should be pressuring Wasps but it needs to be done in the right way.
It's about doing the right thing to get a new deal at the Ricoh for next season, nothing more and nothing less at the moment. How do you think renouncing Wasps will help exactly? If people already go it won't stop them. It might make them think we are going to be more trouble than its worth. You don't get anything done by going straight for the extreme option. You are far more likely to get the result you want by working with them rather than against them.
I don't think we have to work with them...just treat them with a casual indifference.Because, funnily, it's not just about what you would or wouldn't do. There are others that would still follow CCFC. No-one wants it to happen but the whole point of a trust is to plan for every eventuality to make sure the club is kept alive. Yes they should be pressuring Wasps but it needs to be done in the right way.
It's about doing the right thing to get a new deal at the Ricoh for next season, nothing more and nothing less at the moment. How do you think renouncing Wasps will help exactly? If people already go it won't stop them. It might make them think we are going to be more trouble than its worth. You don't get anything done by going straight for the extreme option. You are far more likely to get the result you want by working with them rather than against them.
Thank you for all your kind wishes.
I've already come to terms with the CCFC issues we have no control over. I'm happy to leave all that boring shit upto Sisu, Council and Wasps.
I just wanted to find out if we are keeping Stockdale?
Post it in the Stockdale thread then.
Another fine example of what I have been pointing out.
Hi friend,
Has so much changed whilst I've been away that all threads religiously stay on topic now.
It is relevant presently as we are in a position where we might shortly have no choice but to ask to play outside the city. No doubt at this point there will be condemnation from the Trust as there was when we were in Northampton. They're not going to make a very convincing argument when all Fisher has to say is 'where is you similar condemnation of Wasps permanent move'.How do you think renouncing Wasps will help exactly?
It is relevant presently as we are in a position where we might shortly have no choice but to ask to play outside the city. No doubt at this point there will be condemnation from the Trust as there was when we were in Northampton. They're not going to make a very convincing argument when all Fisher has to say is 'where is you similar condemnation of Wasps permanent move'.
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