Sisu out - next game (1 Viewer)

AFCCOVENTRY

Well-Known Member

• Aug 16, 2011

• #1

I am afraid the protests outside the Ricoh a good hour before kick off on Saturday MUST begin

If no takeover happens we have to ensure our voice is heard at this horrible way we are being run now.

 

rob9872

Well-Known Member

• Aug 16, 2011

• #2

An hour before? It's hard enough going for 90 minutes at the moment.

 

sky blue john

Well-Known Member

• Aug 16, 2011

• #3

rob9872 said:

An hour before? It's hard enough going for 90 minutes at the moment.

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lol At least you don't have to watch any football for that first hour

 

Nick

Administrator

• Aug 16, 2011

• #4

Why protest? They won't be there to see it?

Why not have 13000 people stand outside the ground and leave the stadium empty when it kicks off for the whole game? That would REALLY show them!

 

sw88

Chief Commentator!

• Aug 16, 2011

• #5

Nick said:

Why protest? They won't be there to see it?

Why not have 13000 people stand outside the ground and leave the stadium empty when it kicks off for the whole game? That would REALLY show them!

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But they wont be there to see that either.

Best time to protest would be before / during / after the SISU / Hoff and Co meeting. But doubt that would even budge them

 

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Harrison Cov

New Member

• Aug 16, 2011

• #6

wouldn't be fair on the players, bring Don Ochetti in

 

Nick

Administrator

• Aug 16, 2011

• #7

They will see it when it comes to their bank balance that week

 

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Harrison Cov

New Member

• Aug 16, 2011

• #8

the old guy is Don Occhetti possible new owner http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bid2bvM-Z5o

 

ccfctommy

Well-Known Member

• Aug 16, 2011

• #9

Harrison shut the f*ck up, seriously.

AFC COVENTRY, As I said in another thread someone like the Sky Blue Trust or someone needs to organise a march or something to protest. They may not be there but just to do something for them to know whats going on.

 

AFCCOVENTRY

Well-Known Member

• Aug 16, 2011

• #10

ccfctommy

Anyone know people in the trust?

The movement has to start.

 

Nick

Administrator

• Aug 16, 2011

• #11

Are the sky blue trust still going?

Would be better off having a Sky Blues Talk Trust

 

rob9872

Well-Known Member

• Aug 17, 2011

• #12

Nick said:

Are the sky blue trust still going?

Would be better off having a Sky Blues Talk Trust

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I know you're joking Nick, but in all seriousness how many members do we have?

Does anyone think it's a reasonable idea to approach the new potential board (if they takeover of course) with a view to donating 100k for 1,000 fans to put in £100 as a bond, in return for a one share board seat with no voting rights? It would enable us to have a permanent and regular voice and offer full transparency of decisions that are made, so we don't get in this situation again. I know collating the cash would be difficult, but far from impossible - I know that I would contribute and I'm sure many here too. All it needs is a holding account and a promise to return all funds if we don't attain the required total.

If he doesn't mind in his absence, then I would suggest someone like OSB would be an ideal representative.

 

Nick

Administrator

• Aug 17, 2011

• #13

I think it is close to 2000 members now. I just thought that a full on fans forum (or a couple joined together as a voice) may have more voice than a trust that nobody respects.

 

rob9872

Well-Known Member

• Aug 17, 2011

• #14

Ta

A full on fans forum is a great idea - we could do it online

 

Nick

Administrator

• Aug 17, 2011

• #15

I know just the place

I don't know much about the sky blue trust though, how did they get the gig of linking to the club? Whenever I have approached the club about working with them to benefit the club and benefit the fans they don't seem to want to know.

 

rob9872

Well-Known Member

• Aug 17, 2011

• #16

I think it was set up when we were first in trouble back at Highfield Road and was a PR stunt which backfired a bit, but partly because it only attracted people who were out for their own agenda and self-importance

 

ashbyjan

Well-Known Member

• Aug 17, 2011

• #17

As I did my time with the trust I can tell you the club just pays the merest of lipservice to it via the supporters consultative group which meets who knows how often now. It is a group who mean well but are too self important and ham strung by resolutions and protocol to ever be effective. Also the amazingly cynical attitude of many fans to anyone trying to organise anything is untrue. Just look at the treatment and personal abuse Nat used to get - mostly totally unfairly.

 

rob9872

Well-Known Member

• Aug 17, 2011

• #18

Abuse was unjustified, but the free -ticket gravy train was the real incentive for ManUtd supporting Nat

 

Nick

Administrator

• Aug 17, 2011

• #19

I did read once she supported city for a couple of years!

Surely a seat in the boardroom for the fans would be more transparent!

 

ashbyjan

Well-Known Member

• Aug 17, 2011

• #20

RR actually met w the trust before the take over to judge fans views etc and garner their support during the takeover and did promise supporter involvement at board level but surprisingly got amnesia as soon as he got the club.

 

Perryccfc

Well-Known Member

• Aug 17, 2011

• #21

Set one up!! Il put in a ton!! More if needed!! Anything to help this club!!!