Great stuff.
Did David Boddy say much of interest?
Looks like the L&W Supporters are doing some great stuff, so hats off to them. I'm sure the evenings with the players/manager/Boddy are intriguing as I always find it fascinaing to get some insight into the running of the club and what's going on beyond the scenes and usual 5 things you to need know CET articles...
Would be great if there was any interviews etc they could post.
Pusb
Another brilliant meeting with very frank views and insights expressed by both CCFC staff and fans.
I thought Abu Ogogo was very well spoken and very confident and both he and Brandon Mason came over as genuine and very nice people who are going to do their very best for Coventry City.
The head of recruitment was fascinating and is planning for the next 2 years with one eye on bringing players through with one eye on the Championship.
It sounds like the club have a plan going forward and I for one am very excited about the future of the club.
I've asked before what has been said at meetings but no one is forthcoming, maybe that's something that's stipulated by guests from the club prior to the event or maybe they're just a bunch of cunts!!
You're right though, it looks a cracking supporters club with a cracking set up.
Another brilliant meeting with very frank views and insights expressed by both CCFC staff and fans.
I thought Abu Ogogo was very well spoken and very confident and both he and Brandon Mason came over as genuine and very nice people who are going to do their very best for Coventry City.
The head of recruitment was fascinating and is planning for the next 2 years with one eye on bringing players through with one eye on the Championship.
It sounds like the club have a plan going forward and I for one am very excited about the future of the club.
He is going to try and sort the stadium situation out in September.
did he specify a year ?
He is going to try and sort the stadium situation out in September.
McNulty sale to Reading came out of the blue and was not expected - selling him however means that we do not need to sell ANY other players all season.
We are still chasing "a certain striker" and are prepared to wait rather than panic buy.
I think the McNulty money has been used to reinvest in the team (including U23s) - I also think that we do have more to spend. Some of this would have already been spent if the Portsmouth transaction had already taken place.I'm sure you're paraphrasing but interesting words from DB. Surely it's the James Maddison money that means we don't have to sell any players this season? As a result of this I thought it was insinuated that McNutly's transfer fee was to be reinvested into the playing budget? I might be reading too much into it but IMO that sounds like most will be used to cover losses.
I think the McNulty money has been used to reinvest in the team (including U23s) - I also think that we do have more to spend. Some of this would have already been spent if the Portsmouth transaction had already taken place.
I'm sure some funds are still available for the next window also.
The club is running as a self-sustainable business model which is very sensible however the owners are still making extra money available (over and above any trading surpluses ) if required as long as its paid back.
I think the Chaplin deal will still happen although its down to Portsmouth to let him go - more so now Max is out for the season.
Another really good meeting and sometimes I do get the impression that they say what we want to hear.
I thought it was interesting when the recruitment bloke said Bakayoko is someone from the previous bloke, however we still signed him during his time at the club.
I’ve had issues with DB in the past but I will say that he always sticks his neck out and tries to be a face for the club.
Both players came across really well too
One other thing from last nights meeting was that Dujon Sterling does NOT have a clause stating that he has to play so many games.
On board Supporters Club coach to Gillingham now.
Everyone upbeat after Thursdays meeting - believe in what MR is trying to do - trust me we are on the right path - defeats and bad performances are simply bumps in the road.
I think this supporters club is fantastic. Over 100 people there last night, enthusiastic, energised. That club is now taking coach loads of fans to every away match. There’s possibly more Cov fans going away from Leamington alone than some clubs can muster. Juggy has built a really positive relationship with the club,with players regularly turning up to these events, reciprocal sponsorship of boots etc, young fans being encouraged to get involved with player interviews, all great stuff. I’ve been supporting City since 1969 and I’ve never known anything quite like it. Last night Abu and Brandon actually looked like they were enjoying themselves, word spreads among players and so more will be happy to come to such events. Jordan Shipley’s Dad is always there and Jordan showed up. It’s a close knit thing going from strength to strength and great to be part of. Every other area, Cov, Rugby, Nuneaton they should all do something similar.
He started at your place ? Hope you called the police . :emoji_fearful:Juggy’s a nice bloke but I can never forget when he started at my place and he asked if any of us were Cov fans then introduced himself as ‘Juggy from the radio’.