The danger is that these low crowds can be used by SISU to ''justify'' moving CCFC to Birmingham or wherever. Maybe even creating a Feeder club for a EPL team.
Cov fans really should stand up against sports franchises...boycotting MK Dons and Wasps would be a good start.
The danger is that these low crowds can be used by SISU to ''justify'' moving CCFC to Birmingham or wherever. Maybe even creating a Feeder club for a EPL team.
Cov fans really should stand up against sports franchises...boycotting MK Dons and Wasps would be a good start.
Oh fuck off you miserable twat. We lost to easily the best side in the division, we were on TV on a wet and cold Monday night . Even Swindon couldn't muster up 500 fans.
Clearly we expect better than this but that's where we are so get on with or don't bother but stop whining.
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You are by far the biggest prick on here
The danger is that these low crowds can be used by SISU to ''justify'' moving CCFC to Birmingham or wherever. Maybe even creating a Feeder club for a EPL team.
Cov fans really should stand up against sports franchises...boycotting MK Dons and Wasps would be a good start.
Oh fuck off you miserable twat. We lost to easily the best side in the division, we were on TV on a wet and cold Monday night . Even Swindon couldn't muster up 500 fans.
Clearly we expect better than this but that's where we are so get on with or don't bother but stop whining.
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Any move needs to be able to tap into a fan base.
I think Birmingham have some already :facepalm:
Milton Keynes never had a League team so that was a natural gap that could be possibly filled.
Its exactly what Wasps are doing. They think there is a gap here so are hoping to explore.
I don't expect CCFC fans to transfer over.
I see plenty of CCFC fans at Wasps matches but hopefully they are like me and do both.
A rhetorical question would mean I have the answer. But I don't. So it is a genuine question and given the majority of responses on here it's more urgent than ever if people are to be persuaded to continue going - can you or anyone else please offer even the tiniest sign that things will improve under our current owners? thx
Any team in all four divisions and the conference would have given Swindon a better game than we did.
You surely can't still think this is acceptable?
Rubbish. We beat Walsall and should have beaten Chesterfield. Pressley got the tactics wrong and the team made some crap decisions and couldnt finish.
The top sides in the Championship regulaly hammered us so why would we expect anymore in this division.
Why is every defeat the end of the world for you?
We have 4 season tickets, only 2 attended on Monday, unlikely to attend many more home games this season and will not be renewing any next season. Sisu Gone, Pressley Gone and a complete overhaul of a shit squad and I might consider.
You obviously have lower standards than me. In more ways than one when it comes to fellow fans.
It's not acceptable and I will tell then at every opportunity.
You stay happy and nothing will change.
Loyalty is permanent. I won't desert my club when it needs me most unlike some of you surrender monkeys on here.
you forgot to say you want the moon on a stick as well.
No, just for you to stop talking shit as usual then I might consider a return.
Nah, you stay away, after all it is a fantastically effective protest you are doing.
Nah, you stay away, after all it is a fantastically effective protest you are doing.
Watching us lose and play badly isn't new - there were plenty of days like that at HR too. What is different is knowing we have an owner who doesn't care about footballing success and the feeling that supporting CCFC isn't about even a remote chance of progress but is about watching a hedge fund asset stripping and squeezing every last penny out of us plus endless (and pointless) arguments about who's to blame. Monday didn't even feel like a competitive event and I felt the same at Doncaster where a very poor team beat us comfortably. Seems more like watching a sad, slow death.
If you think that a protest has to be a "success", then you're kinda missing the point. But that's true to form.
Not sure you are in a position to mention "effective protest " after your Sixfields fiasco ?
Whats the next protest plan Michaelccfc ? Needs to be ramped up in my opinion.Watching us lose and play badly isn't new - there were plenty of days like that at HR too. What is different is knowing we have an owner who doesn't care about footballing success and the feeling that supporting CCFC isn't about even a remote chance of progress but is about watching a hedge fund asset stripping and squeezing every last penny out of us plus endless (and pointless) arguments about who's to blame. Monday didn't even feel like a competitive event and I felt the same at Doncaster where a very poor team beat us comfortably. Seems more like watching a sad, slow death.
You say pointless arguments, just after getting your views in the arguments in?
I'm afraid I still feel totally fed up after Monday so - and getting back to the OP - I asked if anyone could offer even the tiniest sign that things will improve under sisu. No one else has, so you're my last hope!
I'm afraid I still feel totally fed up after Monday so - and getting back to the OP - I asked if anyone could offer even the tiniest sign that things will improve under sisu. No one else has, so you're my last hope!
What are the thoughts of you and the Trust over the Ann Lucas revelations?
What are the thoughts of you and the Trust over the Ann Lucas revelations?
Like you, I'm just a member of the Trust so you have as much idea what they're thinking as I have. I regularly questioned ACL's profitability and still can't get over what the Council did with the Wasps deal. My line has always been team and fans before politics and profits and latest revelations confirm my belief. Return to the Ricoh should have been a time for rebuilding. So I've answered your question. What's your answer to the question in the OP?
That doesn't really answer it to be fair.
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