Your opinion is valued- do you have data to support that these are to ball boys or are you speculating?
Well several people have said it - the letter was a response to a request - the op has done a runner.
Put it this way seems more evidence to suggest it than the comment "I know two people in Northampton got free tickets" yet strangely those posters never have to prove their claims. How odd.
It's to ball boys you muppet. Can't this thread be closed before the usual idiots start their boring unfounded conspiracy theories?
Looking forward to your second instalment on Sisu can do no wrong
Not really no.
Can anybody on this forum say for certain that the letter at the start of this thread was to a ballboy?
I am not saying there is any conspiracy going on with free tickets being given out, but to claim all complimentary tickets given out are to ball boys is another example of OPINION PRESENTED AS FACT.
I would have thought a sensible poster such as Nick would have known better to be honest.
Still not actually data driven confirmation though is it?
The Sisu apologists will defend these bastards right to the end on here.
Move along indeed. Not bloody likely. More and more stuff comes out every day about the twisted dealings of Sisu. And still, still, still, some of you on here try and deflect it away.
If only Appleton and a few others would tell the truth, they may still do.
I know two people in Northampton who were offered free tickets.
My point is it definitely was dodgy dealings and 'the truth always comes out' without question. So I thought hang on. That's a letter in response to another letter, maybe there is more to this. Then a couple of people said its probably the ball boy thing. Sounds possible. Next someone whips out 'Sisu apologist' again like a massive spastic.
And here we are now.
Not really no.
Can anybody on this forum say for certain that the letter at the start of this thread was to a ballboy?
I am not saying there is any conspiracy going on with free tickets being given out, but to claim all complimentary tickets given out are to ball boys is another example of OPINION PRESENTED AS FACT.
I would have thought a sensible poster such as Nick would have known better to be honest.
I was posting a fact before people go off on the giving free tickets to people in Northampton thing again....
Where did I say sisu can do no wrong?
So when Spoinkop says he knows of two people who had tickets from Northampton is that data driven?
By implication you are saying that the posters who say this are lying. Do you believe them? Do you believe Spoinkop?
Soon no doubt elvis has been seen at Sixfields. He ate all the picnic on the hill, did a rendition of sky blue suede shoes and then Timmy SHITSU fish face fishhook fisher have him a free ticket.
Soon no doubt elvis has been seen at Sixfields. He ate all the picnic on the hill, did a rendition of sky blue suede shoes and then Timmy SHITSU fish face fishhook fisher have him a free ticket.
.. because as soon as someone comes in with a comment that SISU are boosting attendances you come in with some form of SISU reasoning.
Giving tickets to someone who normally does not get them is boosting attendances to suit there ends regardless of how deserving they are.
Problem is most on here assume you must be impartial - so please be impartial. Better start saying;
Timmy fish face fishhook fisher is a wanker
10,000 tickets have been given away at Northampton "so I've heard"
1,000 on the hill even though it looks like 10
Joyless is an evil lesbian witch
ACL are great
Council are awesome
Ann Lucas gives me an erection
Waggot is a faggot
I think you'll find no one will question your neutrality then.
No, I just try to think of things logically. If sisu are out in Northampton handing tickets out to people walking by then I can understand and totally agree it is just to boost.
Free tickets were given out at the ricoh, it happens at a lot of clubs if not all to all sorts of people and they were always banded about. Whether it is academy, players family, sponsors, armed forces there are loads of reasons why they were given out.
Giving them to local schools in Northampton I don't agree with, putting a coach on for loads of cov kids is a great idea though.
Were we boosting attendences at the ricoh too? I once got free tickets to hr in corporate, didn't pay a penny so were they boosting attendences then?
Talking to yourself? Or forgot to change logins?
This point has been made a million times: it's about the proportion of tickets that are free. As always the club could give numbers and put this whole thing to bed, but won't.
That said, they'd be crazy to not be giving out tickets at this time, even if it wasn't standard practice, the question is how many?
Talking to yourself? Or forgot to change logins?
But then should they increase the free tickets for popular games? Why does it matter so much if they pack the stadium out with free tickets, they aren't making money?
I can categorically confirm that this letter was not addressed to a ballboy.
Aoife is a girls name....
so are lesley and tracey but i know blokes with those names
Because as usual they are conning people and in turn trying to justify that what they did was right and that it has a large backing.
Same old bullshit from our owners we don't care about the fans because they are all wrong. sorry but the more I hear about the untruths told the more I hate them.
If you want to defend them that's your right just thought you were brighter then that.
I can categorically confirm that this letter was not addressed to a ballboy.
Aoife is a girls name....
Where have I defended them? Even if the ground was sold out everybody would still know it's wrong we are not in cov?
Ball girl?
you need to go back and read your threads constantly mocking the trust and posters who feel they have to do something defending posters like Grendel NW, RFc shows which part of the court you are moving towards.
Sorry if I have read your posts wrong but that is the way I and other posters I know see it.
you need to go back and read your threads constantly mocking the trust and posters who feel they have to do something defending posters like Grendel NW, RFc shows which part of the court you are moving towards.
Sorry if I have read your posts wrong but that is the way I and other posters I know see it.
The full story
YOUNG football fans have had their dreams shattered
As stories of the dramatic effects of the decision for the Sky Blues to groundshare with the Cobblers for at least the next three years continue to roll in, it seems the next generation of die-hard fans are being hit just as hard.
Eleven-year-old Aoife Carey has waited patiently for years to be given the honour of being a ball girl for her idols - and was delighted when her chance had finally come after she was selected for the upcoming season.
The Coundon schoolgirl became a Junior Sky Blue aged just two weeks old and attended her first game at the age of three.
Now she's been left heartbroken by the club moving away from the Ricoh Arena The arena became the venue for Coventry City's home games at the start of the 2005-06 season, following 106 years at the Highfield Road stadium. The first competitive football match played at the Ricoh Arena was against Queens Park Rangers on 20 August 2005, in as her family will not be travelling to the Sixfields next season.
Aoife said: "Next season I was supposed to start being a ball girl and have done two trial matches so far.
"Since the end of the season I've been so excited about going back to the Ricoh and now I won't be able to do that.
"We are Coventry City and we must play in Coventry.
"My family were all season ticket holders and will no longer watch the City until we play in Coventry."
Her mum Sarah added: "We are totally in the dark and have heard nothing from the club. Aoife was really excited, but now we aren't going to be going to Northampton.
"It is heartbreaking for her as it is every little boy and girl's dream to be a ball boy or girl for their favourite team. It isn't just Aoife though - this affects everyone and the whole city." been Coventry's games " Another youngster whose plans to watch his beloved team have gone up in Sky Blue smoke is Scott McGhee , who won a competition on the pitch at the Ricoh last season.The 14-year-old from Binley took the top prize in the half-time ball in the boot competition and had been told to expect a minimum of at least two season tickets.
But, like hundreds of families, in the city, the 68-mile round trip to Northampton is out of the question. His mum, Jenny Ring, said: "With him being 14, I would willingly take him up to the Ricoh with his brother and stepfather, but I won't be taking him to Northampton for games.
"He is a season ticket holder anyway and loves going to games but now everything has gone a bit pear-shaped. Scott also plays football on Sundays, so if Coventry have to play games on Sundays he won't be able to go and watch anyway.
"It really is a shame for him and his brother as they are part of a new generation of fans coming through and they are going to be left out."
It's an Irish girls name.
I deduct that Sisu are now giving away tickets in Ireland.
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