That would be a fair argument if SISU held all the cards,but clearly that is no longer the case. Yes the old adage that possession is 90% of the law still holds, but SISU face 2 factors they have no control over.There hasn't been a price that reflects the value, that's the problem.
The buyer wants to offer you £100 but also wants the £400 TV, £4000 hot tub and £400 fridge to stay in there but he wants all of the debts relating to the house paying off as well.
Doesn't read too bad, isn't like the one from joy.
Nick.If people want to boycott that's fine, just don't cry about the budget or if a player gets sold.
Apart from the noticeable difference is the wording "I want" rather than "we will". It's not fake promises.it reads absolutely fine. The same as this looks fine
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The same as this reads fine
Statement By Onye Igwe - Coventry MAD
the same as this reads fine
Joy Seppala SISU Exclusive Interview PUSB Programme Coventry City Wolves
etc etc
Apart from the noticeable difference is the wording "I want" rather than "we will". It's not fake promises.
If a business is liquidated all assets are sold off to pay creditors. Bye bye training ground, hello Avro debt. This is what they wantYou are just making things up though? If we get liquidated they don't get gifted the ground.
question, how can anyone promise this ?............"i will be here for as long as it takes".
Agree. Bit like the Hoffman deal, how can he promise to give money to SISU when we get promoted three times and reach the promised land. People, no matter who they are, try and sell you an ideal.
Nick.If people want to boycott that's fine, just don't cry about the budget or if a player gets sold.
Nick.
Didn't CCFC fans support and purchase season tickets in numbers last year?
The budget still got cut and players sold!
So please explain the difference if we do or don't purchase a season ticket as I can't see it makes any?
me and my old man are still undecided, politics aside we enjoy the social of the saturday so are reluctant to let that go, but having said that, considering whats gone on at the club over the years we feel like a line has to be drawn somewhere. As a fan, i feel powerless to do anything about the current situation, whether it be protests etc that will make any impact. the only thing that is within my control is my £300+ for a season ticket, and its literally the only thing left i have that whether big or small, i can make any impact with.
having said all of the above, if new buyers came in I would renew like a shot!
Didn't CCFC fans support and purchase season tickets in numbers last year?
The budget still got cut and players sold!
So please explain the difference if we do or don't purchase a season ticket as I can't see it makes any?
For those people having a pop at others who will not renew their season tickets for next season just think: if we struggle against relegation next season and the "budget" has been "cut" you can always blame our position on those who spend their hard earned cash on other things. After all, it will be their fault as it has been for the past 9 years.
For those people having a pop at others who will not renew their season tickets for next season just think: if we struggle against relegation next season and the "budget" has been "cut" you can always blame our position on those who spend their hard earned cash on other things. After all, it will be their fault as it has been for the past 9 years.
Just got home and the letter is in today's post.
I'm not really influenced by the letter content or about budgets or the politics of it all. My beef as an ST holder is that this is the only direct communication I have received from the Club since the ST arrived 9 months ago.
I don't know if there is an active Marketing Department at CCFC or not but there is a distinct lack of communication from them in general. They have our email addresses and we are a captive audience so it shouldn't be too difficult for them to engage with me and make me feel more connected. Maybe a weekly or monthly email containing the latest news, forthcoming events, special offers or dare I say it a monthly raffle?
There is just nothing, except that the perception that this is no more than a begging letter and the certainty of no further communications once they have received our hard-earned.
If I have then it's unintentionally. I will check it out - thanks.I get e mails every week. You have probably unsubscribed at some point from allowing comms to be sent.
They won't bleat about it if they don't go and we are fighting relegation. They'll simply shake their head and say "told you so". No one will be smug, no one will relish the situation, but of course some who continue to go will point the finger , and it won't be at SISU.It's no ones fault but people who don't go can't bleat about lack of spend on the team. That's the issue.
Personally I've not done that. What do you think of those having a "pop" at people renewing?
lol MaddisonReally? I think only Vincelot was sold. Maybe you could list the others who were?
It's also not peoples fault that the new squad we assemble over the summer won't have a training ground, or the academy have a home. Another big factor on why people are not trusting handing money over to Otium (SISU). They're hardly investing well with peoples money are they? And have a track record to prove that.It's no ones fault but people who don't go can't bleat about lack of spend on the team. That's the issue.
lol Maddison
Fundamentally, we are being asked to purchase ST's to continue to fund the failed business model of the club. TF obviously hasn't appreciated that we've sussed out that his business model is a flop! What the club really means is for us to make a donation to the club to keep it going. Perhaps, the honest approach should be to change the governance structure of the club to a charity!
n.b. Before anyone jumps on this idea....I'm being sarcastic
They've not sold the training ground or even got planning permission for houses on it. The club has never owned a location for the academy either.It's also not peoples fault that the new squad we assemble over the summer won't have a training ground, or the academy have a home. Another big factor on why people are not trusting handing money over to Otium (SISU). They're hardly investing well with peoples money are they? And have a track record to prove that.
Where are the players training next season? Where are the academy training next season?They've not sold the training ground or even got planning permission for houses on it. The club has never owned a location for the academy either.
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Where are the players training next season? Where are the academy training next season?
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