Hi Guys,
In the absence of any realistic takeover proposal, with the only offer so far for the club being worth £1.
Why don't us the members of Sky Blue Talk (the real fans) organise a bucket collection so we can launch our own takeover bid?
I am more than willing to stand outside the ground collecting funds, would anybody else be up for this?
Cheers
JT
Exactly mate. This lot have no imagination.I have a better idea.
Coventry has a fan base of about 12000 maybe give or take a few, if we all bunged in £50 each we could buy a player for £600,000
How cool would that be?
I can see the headlines now "City fans buy their own player"
Pie in the sky I know but I for one would put in.
I have a better idea.
Coventry has a fan base of about 12000 maybe give or take a few, if we all bunged in £50 each we could buy a player for £600,000
How cool would that be?
I can see the headlines now "City fans buy their own player"
Pie in the sky I know but I for one would put in.
After all the money I put into the club on an annual basis, my wife would kill me. There is no way I could justify that.
you will need to get a permit off the council,and then need the money audited and signed off by an accountant,..
Nope My name is not Leonard
I know, but that was Brody's idea. For the fans to create a ringfenced transfer fund.
I have a better idea.
Coventry has a fan base of about 12000 maybe give or take a few, if we all bunged in £50 each we could buy a player for £600,000
How cool would that be?
I can see the headlines now "City fans buy their own player"
Pie in the sky I know but I for one would put in.
SISU sniper
What does that mean please?
Original post from mexico88:
Marketing, PR, and the sniper from within.
Just thought you might like to know:
A good PR company always has 'Sleeper accounts' (now before you say WTF??? - read on...)
'Sleeper accounts' are set up in multiples to engage naturally in forums, twitter, facebook , etc and can post ordinary comments on regular topics. Once these accounts have gathered some history (Posts, tweets, time registered) - people become less suspect when they back a cause or support an opinion.
An organisation like Max Clifford, for arguments sake, has hundreds of fake twitter accounts all running of software to tweet and post. When PR is bad, they activate some backing for a brand or a cause that is receiving bad press - due to the 'history' of the account (Taking part as a regular and contributing to the community) the opinion isn't discounted as there is some sense of the account being 'one of us'
I propose that the clubs PR engine is smarter than you think! There are a few strange posts popping up on this forum today...
EG: "the game shouldn't be expensive and they usually do "Kids for a Quid" and that sort of thing for these games." - 'Lets have a great attendance' "We need the team to concentrate on winning games with the decent enough squad we have available."
Funny that, just when the campaign to boycott is gathering momentum?
If there's a few on here... It means we are getting to them! Back the boycott!
But me and mexico70 are legit!
Who else is legit and how do we know we can trust ya?
no mate, only joking
I have a better idea.
Coventry has a fan base of about 12000 maybe give or take a few, if we all bunged in £50 each we could buy a player for £600,000
How cool would that be?
I can see the headlines now "City fans buy their own player"
Pie in the sky I know but I for one would put in.
i along with a bunch of other people (we call ourselves season ticket holders) put in £300 odd quid to help buy players...........
funny thing is....it didn't happen
After all the money I put into the club on an annual basis, my wife would kill me. There is no way I could justify that.
But would you trust SISU with any funds we raise? And what about when they flog him for a profit-do we get to re-invest it, or do they say he went for an "undisclosed" and keep the difference?
It's a scheme that, if workable at all, certainly is not under these dirty little pieces of work. The vast majority of fans hate them with a passion that shall never dim-we aren't about to trust them again.
thing is sisu had the perfect oppurtunity after the 1st season when they had actually invested a bit of money in a few good players like westy, dann, fox, gunnar etc.sorry was being a tad sarcastic above.
i'm fully behind any ideas that help raise money for the club rather than the boycott idea which reduces the clubs income and therefore budget and therefore quality on the pitch.
The whole situation is a chicken and egg case......do the club spend money we don't have in the hope it pays off and we get a bit of success and then start increasing revenues etc.
or do fans come back out the woodwork start putting money into the club and increasing the clubs funds...which can then be invested, which then snowballs in more success more fans more money etc etc
i dont particularly wana chair owt mate, just want sisu out of our football club.
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