@ Chubby Cops........ OoooooooopppppsssssAs opposed to those that DO go to games that spout shite. You sure you and the self confessed fan of "Superior Football Knowledge CCFC" are not related?.... He says all ticket sales go to the Football Club now that they are "Self Sufficient". Let's see how many new players are bought to make the team better. My guess is fuck all will be spent on players to improve the team, and will be left to TM to "Loan" fringe or even reserve/Academy players, while excess money will go on "Interest payments on the millions of pounds loaned to CCFC".... Anything up to £120m so we've been led to believe.
@ Chubby Cops........ Ooooooooopppppsssss
He's having a go at the police now!
@ hill83....... Buuurrrrrrrrrnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
So you agree a new stadium is paramount.
It was such a stupid deal. Killed the enthusiasm of coming back. But worst of all it was so obvious that there were no plans to have a stadium ready. A more cynical guys would say it's about time for court cases, but I don't think even they are that stupid. Just good old fashioned poor planning it seems to me.
Anyway, in the spirit of the thread, it's not how we got here that matters it's where we go from here and we need details about our long term future.
How many of your "Estimated Facts" have gone down the shitter then eh? Micheal Doyle wage for instance, "Estimated Transfer Fee Factsfrom a few years ago?" On the subject, would you like to share with us your "Estimated Transfer Fee Fact" about how much Mr Vincelot cost us? I'm jumping with anticipation waiting.His estimated fact doesn't either - given that every fact he ever quotes he gets wrong!
CCFC I've not seen anyone saying to anyone else 'don't go' it's personal choice. The club I supported for 40+ years has been hijack by a hedge fund who are behaving in a way that I cannot condone so I will not assist them. Much in the same way as sky sports have ruined footballing you opinion, so I choose not to subscribe to them. Don't care or mind if others do but in the same vein I don't expect them to have a go about my choiceWhy is it personal? Do you think SISU see it as personal, no just business to them.
Its not personal to me either, for me its just football. I mostly enjoy going and some people that I will never speak to or meet in my life won't stop me going.
In any other part of life, you wouldn't stop going somewhere because you didn't like the new owner or someone on the board. I wouldn't stop going to Tesco because I didn't lik the new ceo or stop going to my favourite cinema because someone I didn't like who bought the company.
The way some people talk you would think by going to the match you have to personally shake Tim Fishers hand and tell him what a great job he is doing.
CCFC I've not seen anyone saying to anyone else 'don't go' it's personal choice. The club I supported for 40+ years has been hijack by a hedge fund who are behaving in a way that I cannot condone so I will not assist them. Much in the same way as sky sports have ruined footballing in my opinion, so I choose not to subscribe to them. Don't care or mind if others do but in the same vein I don't expect them to have a go about my choice
CCFC I've not seen anyone saying to anyone else 'don't go' it's personal choice. The club I supported for 40+ years has been hijack by a hedge fund who are behaving in a way that I cannot condone so I will not assist them. Much in the same way as sky sports have ruined footballing in myopinion, so I choose not to subscribe to them. Don't care or mind if others do but in the same vein I don't expect them to have a go about my choice
Give us a snog Grendel
Over the years since relegation from the Premier League 90% of the days have been bad. The good days have been so few and far between.
Today was one of those rare good days. Some inspired performances, some strong leadership, a real strategy from the management and an overall feeling of optimism. No one would have left thinking they had not enjoyed the day.
The crowd were unified and positive. There was a strong atmosphere and a desire to succeed.
The forum is deluged with negativity. This surely has to end. We have no hope of new owners. Now at least the club looks to be thinking like a football club. We have the most experienced and best manager in the league and he has his backroom staff.
Surely the fans need now to give this a go. The worst thing to happen is the crowds drop for the next two less glamorous games. That would send a very negative message. Time for fans to give it a go.
The club needs committed owners but needs fans to show commitment as well. Its a critical season and fans need to play their part.
Vincelot, Ricketts, Armstrong, Lameras, Morris
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I see it slightly differently but same general direction to end up in the same place as Grendel in so far as the team goes. Time to concentrate on the football ........ its well over due. As such never had an axe to grind or bury with the team, TM etc. We should all just get out there and support the team in whatever way we can. It is after all the only way we can affect anything at CCFC, especially as the football side is very dependent on the £'s in our pocket.
I will retain a healthy scepticism as far as the owners go, cant say I will begin trusting their actions just because the team is showing decent promise. But none of us can affect what SISU choose to do, we cant affect the court cases or when they choose to sell up - we never have been able to. Cant argue with making the club self sufficient though, been advocating that for years
It would be good to have a season of players, manager coaches & fans together as THE TEAM
So yes get behind the team, concentrate on that .......... you never know where it might lead...... park the off field stuff
I don't argue with being sceptical. The long (or even short medium) term looks perilous. More week needs also to be done on the playing side to get a competitive squad and there is really no hope of success in the league above with the clubs structure.
I think you were of the same opinion as me that Mowbray wouldn't stay. I'm amazed he has and that the club have given him the back room set up he wanted. He wouldn't have been short of offers at this level so must have seen something worth committing to.
There's, as you say, zero chance of changing the ownership. So it's really just a case of joining Mowbray in his belief and going for it for the season.
Nothing to lose really.
As a Coventry supporter I want more people to go and feel it is my duty as a supporter to try and persuade others to go. Sorry if you don't like me pushing my pro Coventry City Football Club agenda on a ccfc forum.CCFC I've not seen anyone saying to anyone else 'don't go' it's personal choice. The club I supported for 40+ years has been hijack by a hedge fund who are behaving in a way that I cannot condone so I will not assist them. Much in the same way as sky sports have ruined footballing you opinion, so I choose not to subscribe to them. Don't care or mind if others do but in the same vein I don't expect them to have a go about my choice
What would you say the aim should be, over the next 2 years, promotion still? And try and hang on in championship?
As a Coventry supporter I want more people to go and feel it is my duty as a supporter to try and persuade others to go. Sorry if you don't like me pushing my pro Coventry City Football Club agenda on a ccfc forum.
Yea get promoted and then just aim to stay in the championship as long as possible, with a good manager in Mowbray and good recruitment and club structure it should be possible to outperform our budget and stay up. Just aim to stay in the championship as long as possible and hope we get a lucky season.Agreed, 100%.
What would you say the aim should be, over the next 2 years, promotion still? And try and hang on in championship?
Agreed, 100%.
What would you say the aim should be, over the next 2 years, promotion still? And try and hang on in championship?
As a Coventry supporter I want more people to go and feel it is my duty as a supporter to try and persuade others to go. Sorry if you don't like me pushing my pro Coventry City Football Club agenda on a ccfc forum.
It's got to be Champions League in 4 years. Think big. Then maybe even the World Cup after that. And Wimbledon.
I'd take top half this year and then promotion next year. After that it will be a case of trying to hang on and I do wonder if that could cause long term damage. If we're being run as self sufficient how many seasons of hanging on in the championship would it be before there were a lot of complaints that not enough money was being put in?