skybluebeduff
Well-Known Member
On here maybe, but not every single Cov fan comes here, a lot just read and say nothing.
Unfortunately your in a minority. The campaign will fail.
On here maybe, but not every single Cov fan comes here, a lot just read and say nothing.
Unfortunately your in a minority. The campaign will fail.
IF, and its a BIG "IF" we get back to the Ricoh, how many games are people going to go to, watching Callum Wilson (no offence to him) up front in a Division One team struggling to stay up ?
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Me, I'll still be going.
Totally agree, we should all focus on keeping us at the Ricoh.
This not one penny more idea really only makes sense if we leave the City.
Good on you, and i mean that. Simply cant give them any more. I will continue to support my team away from home (wherever that is)
We wanted (yes me too) SISU out and hoped that the recent talk of a takeover by certain American and Malaysian businessmen would be the answer. Alas, it didn't happen. However, as much as we protest, SISU will be here until they either decide to leave for themselves or someone makes them a good enough offer.
I think we should concentrate now on trying to make sure we play at the Ricoh. We can concentrate on SISU once that has been achieved. As far as I'm concerned, nothing is as important as that now.
I will go next season if we're at the Ricoh but will not back any move out of the city with any of my hard earned cash and just hope that SISU and for matter ACL realise that if this ill thought out and ultimately, potentially suicidal plan is allowed to happen then there will be no winners whatsoever.
Good on you, and i mean that. Simply cant give them any more. I will continue to support my team away from home (wherever that is)
Fair enough that's your decision, just don't moan about lack of signings or selling players when we eventual get out of this embargo.
A lot of sense in this postWell said and agree with that 100% Torchy...I've been as outspoken about SISU's mismanagement of the club as most and I honestly believe this club has no chance of moving forward with them at the helm. One thing they have almost done is to finally unite the fans, albeit in their mutual distrust and lack of confidence in their ability to run a football club. You are spot on though...the priority is staying in Coventry because as most concede there really isn't an alternative that will allow the club to move forward given the understandable resistance from the 'customers' to such a move. I will go next season if we're at the Ricoh but will not back any move out of the city with any of my hard earned cash and just hope that SISU and for that matter ACL realise that if this ill thought out and ultimately, potentially suicidal plan is allowed to happen then there will be no winners whatsoever. Sort it out now!!
A lot of sense in this post
It makes total sense for 100% of fans to voice the stance that they will not watch the city outside Coventry, even if you don't mean it. It's politics and it puts pressure on our beloved owners to think again. Otherwise you are like a poker player showing his hand. The message has got to be we will not be taken for granted.I can agree that getting them playing at the ricoh is the number one priority, but is that more or less likely when there are fans saying they will follow them anywhere ?. Not having a go at them for doing so but for me it doesn't add up with a desire to get them playing in cov.
Yep it's vital we play next season at the Ricoh. Then fans need to start backing the club and have a season purely focused on the playing side.
Ah, I knew someone would have to destroy the "love".
I wasn't aware that you've ever protested against sisu. You've always lapped up the shit they serve us and belittle anyone that said anything against them.We wanted (yes me too) SISU out and hoped that the recent talk of a takeover by certain American and Malaysian businessmen would be the answer. Alas, it didn't happen. However, as much as we protest, SISU will be here until they either decide to leave for themselves or someone makes them a good enough offer.
I think we should concentrate now on trying to make sure we play at the Ricoh. We can concentrate on SISU once that has been achieved. As far as I'm concerned, nothing is as important as that now.
I wasn't aware that you've ever protested against sisu. You've always lapped up the shit they serve us and belittle anyone that said anything against them.
No Torch falls into the bracket of doesn't give a rats arse who owns as long as he has a team to watch in coventry !!!
The problem with these supporters is they will be the last ones to realize that sisu have screwed them over !!!!!
well sorry to spoil your sisu love fest !!!!!
There's no battle, no war, just a load of people fecking about, see you at the Ricoh. Groundshare my arse
Fair enough that's your decision, just don't moan about lack of signings or selling players when we eventual get out of this embargo.
You mean like when they first took over and bought Dann, Fox, Westwood, Gunnarson and Eastwood. Then pleaded they needed a 24k gate to be sustainable, then us fans didn't answer the cry and then moaned when they sold players?Like that is going to make any difference. we could be getting 16/17,000 a week, like when they first took over, and they would invest none of it into the squad
Remind me how much profit they made on Westwood, Gunnarson, Eastwood, Wood, Clingan, King?And before anyone starts spouting that they did invest, yes they did and every player they brought was then sold on at a dam good profit and that profit went straight into THEIR pockets not on the squad:jerkit:
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