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[mark_ccfc]

My son is in Spain on a student exchange at the moment and I am using whatsapp to message him. We were discussing the Cov situation and he has just said:-

"Yeah , I don't think Cov are Cov anymore, They're just a strange result of what happens when you let SISU buy a football club"

Wise words of a 15 year old. Beware Joy Seppala - the teenagers are after you.

 

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[Stafford_SkBlue]

Strange result = winning matches

 

[mark_ccfc]

Strange result = winning matches

Strange result = demotion/administration/moving away from Coventry/average gates from 17000 to 1500

Do you want me to carry on?

 

[Sky Blue Harry H]

Strange result = demotion/administration/moving away from Coventry/average gates from 17000 to 1500

Do you want me to carry on?

I second that demotion (but if you feel like giving......)

 

[Sky]

I honestly have no idea of what this thread is trying to say.

 

[mark_ccfc]

Just thought it was an amusing comment and I would share it.

Oh well - never mind.:facepalm:

 

[SuperFred]

It looks like an advert for whatsapp to me

 

[GaryPendrysEyes]

It sums up nicely what many Cov fans feel....sadly.

 

[letsallsingtogether]

Not really amusing more truth from our youth

Just thought it was an amusing comment and I would share it.

Oh well - never mind.:facepalm:

 

[The Gentleman]

Not really amusing more truth from our youth

The sad thing is more and more kids/teenagers are feeling like this. My nephew who is nearly 16 has got nothing to do on a Saturday with his mates. Him and his mates would love to walk down from Bell Green, piss about for a bit round by the ground and then go in and enjoy a match day. Sadly with our current situation, him and a whole generation of like minded kids will miss out on this and everything that comes with it. The ups and downs, making great mates and enjoying watching football together and have something to tell everyone else at school the next week. I used to live on Swan Lane when I was a kid, me and a few mates would go down to the ground and work out ways to sneak in through the turnstiles when we were about 10/11. When we got a bit older we got jobs as Stewards (under age) but got to see the game and get paid for it and it just carried on from there. These are the things that get you hooked but I cannot see where the next generation of Coventry fans will come the longer we stay down at Sixfields and it makes it worse that the kids can see this fucking mess too.

 

[ccfcway]

old fans not going
new fans not coming along

it remains to be seen exactly how much long term damage this is doing to our club

 

[dadgad]

I honestly have no idea of what this thread is trying to say.

It is obvious to anybody with more than cat food for brains.

 

[georgehudson]

perhaps if we used a sporting analogy,
sisu take over Cov Blaze & move them 35 miles away,
sisu take over Cov Rugby & do the same,
thus what effect would it have on the next generation of supporters ?
through ignoring their customers, i personally feel that;
the consequence may be, that they would / have, alienated or destroyed, 60-80%
imho, not a good move or succession of manoeuvres

 

[hill83]

Just thought it was an amusing comment and I would share it.

Oh well - never mind.:facepalm:

Yeah I'm in bits here. New rib for me in the morning.

 

[hill83]

I honestly have no idea of what this thread is trying to say.

It's saying the longer we stay away, the more fans and potential fans we'll lose.

Depressing.