See this is where IMO you show a real lack of understanding of what a lot of people who disagree with you think.
Many hate the owners because of their actions. Not the other way around. A thread on here the other day asked if we'd be happy in Sixfields with another owner who wanted to stay there. Well duh, no. Any owner who took the same actions as Sisu will get the same reaction.
I had no real issue with Sisu for a long time, check my post history. Even during the rent talks I used to argue with my dad that it's just negotiation tactics and that they're in it for the best of the club.
What changed the tide was the move out of Coventry. For me and many others that became the point where Sisus actions could no longer be legitimately claimed to be in the clubs long term interest.
All anyone has ever asked is for a reasonable case for the move to be put forward. It's never happened.
People don't hate what Sisu do because they're Sisu. They hate it because they don't see how it benefits a club they love.
And the complete silence when the question is asked here and elsewhere suggests they're not the only ones who can't see the benefits.
See this is where IMO you show a real lack of understanding of what a lot of people who disagree with you think.
Many hate the owners because of their actions. Not the other way around. A thread on here the other day asked if we'd be happy in Sixfields with another owner who wanted to stay there. Well duh, no. Any owner who took the same actions as Sisu will get the same reaction.
I had no real issue with Sisu for a long time, check my post history. Even during the rent talks I used to argue with my dad that it's just negotiation tactics and that they're in it for the best of the club.
What changed the tide was the move out of Coventry. For me and many others that became the point where Sisus actions could no longer be legitimately claimed to be in the clubs long term interest.
All anyone has ever asked is for a reasonable case for the move to be put forward. It's never happened.
People don't hate what Sisu do because they're Sisu. They hate it because they don't see how it benefits a club they love.
And the complete silence when the question is asked here and elsewhere suggests they're not the only ones who can't see the benefits.
Council/ACL aren't exactly blame free in the whole situation, yet people seem to love them. We would likely still be at the Ricoh now if they hadn't tried to replace the owners. Would still be a major dispute ongoing but I bet we would still be there.
There aren't many on here who wouldn't want us back at the Ricoh, although I think some only want it if it benefits the council. That I find odd.
Wish i was renting a house off you and if or when i lost my Job you would put my rent down and i personally believe ACL would of chucked them out at the end of this Season if they had carried on not paying the Rent which they agreed to .
To be fair there is a good argument that it is for the best long term interests of the club. It's certainly not in the best interests in the short term though.
I'd have been charging you 10 times the going rate in the first place.
I find it odder to preference the financial gain of an American hedge fund owner over the local representatives of your city personally, but I think both are a bit of a red herring.
People want CCFC to do well. If Sisu could show that their plans do that more would back them.
To be honest, the sentiment I see most that has nothing to do with CCFC is irrational hatred of the council. Most anti-CCC posters seem to have been anti-Labour or anti-Politician more than they're pro CCFC.
Just an observation.
Didn't the ferret pull your argument to pieces and get you to admit you want the club, as exists under sisu, to die?
It's a Phoenix club with an owner you want isn't it? That and a cracking deal for ACL.
I am going to kill whoever posted the live link ... this must be the most boring council meeting in history... a petition to stop dogs fouling
Yes i would rather start again than spend the next ten years under sisu.
That's my opinion.
Am i not aloud to have one?
You mean you agreed a rental contract and agreed a rental price, then bitched about it afterwards.
No, I get what you mean and I meant because it is SISU and what they have done (Sorry, I should have expanded).
IF Sisu hadn't moved us away then would many people be as bothered in terms of the council? I do agree a reasonable case should be put forward or at least some reasoning for a lot of decisions. In the long term if the new build stadium was all simple and they moved us while they build a nice new stadium to take us back then it all seems rosey and can be understood but who knows what they are thinking or planning?
Are cov folk letting their dogs use the Ricoh pitch to have a dump?
Disgrace
How are they doing that, its already been stated a deal was done with Higgs only for the veto to come in...I personally don't give a rats ass about CCC/ACL it's trying to screw a CHARITY out of millions that gets my back up .
I'd have been charging you 10 times the going rate in the first place.
You mean you agreed a rental contract and agreed a rental price, then bitched about it afterwards.
no you would be charging what i agreed to no more no LESS
Then realised he couldn't afford it and wanted to move somewhere smaller and more affordable.
Rather a Rachmanlike attitude you have.
How are they doing that, its already been stated a deal was done with Higgs only for the veto to come in...
Care to share your source for the veto ?How are they doing that, its already been stated a deal was done with Higgs only for the veto to come in...
Council/ACL aren't exactly blame free in the whole situation, yet people seem to love them. We would likely still be at the Ricoh now if they hadn't tried to replace the owners. Would still be a major dispute ongoing but I bet we would still be there.
So have the fuckers found my phone....or not?
You just dont get 'business' at all do you? Due diligence, contracts, legals..all wooosh.
You think all people should be tied into long-term rental contracts no matter the fact that circumstances had changed.
I imagine that you're suggesting that they should have agreed a much cheaper rental deal when they initially took over?(Fair enough)
If that's the case, then don't bleat on about Council Tax payers and local charities being short-changed when you're advocating that they should have had about £5million less income from the club than they have done.
You think all people should be tied into long-term rental contracts no matter the fact that circumstances had changed.
You think all people should be tied into long-term rental contracts no matter the fact that circumstances had changed.
I imagine that you're suggesting that they should have agreed a much cheaper rental deal when they initially took over?(Fair enough)
If that's the case, then don't bleat on about Council Tax payers and local charities being short-changed when you're advocating that they should have had about £5million less income from the club than they have done.
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