skybluetony176
Well-Known Member
Playerrrr.
Block 20.
You can't miss me, cos there's only about 5 fans in the whole block I think and 4 of them are women.
If City go under I would support a Phoenix club. If Fisher is to be believed tonight, they have no inclination to let the club go. Status in the pyramid doesn't seem to matter to them so long as they lose no money.like Wimbledon who are above us in the league ?
Genuine question Nick , At what point does that become attractive ?
I am indeed. They take their teeth out for me and everything.Playerrrr.
It doesn't at all to me, it's not ccfc. If it was the case I'd just go and watch cov united.like Wimbledon who are above us in the league ?
Genuine question Nick , At what point does that become attractive ?
It doesn't at all to me, it's not ccfc. If it was the case I'd just go and watch cov united.
Tell that to the thousands that have turned their backs on the Club.There is lot of ill feeling and plain bullshite on here tonight, let me frame the situation as I see it, we are not dead , we are not performing on the pitch , we have clueless management and a very young inexperienced team. No stadium as such, there is still a Football league club CCFC and irrespective of what league we are in I will support the team I have for many years.
I have no agenda or favour but just want to see the team I support get through this which they will .
You can't kill the support even if you kill the club.
Eating at Harvester isn't really like going out for a proper meal, just like supportingYou can't compare supporting a football team with going out for a meal.
People don't sing harvester till they die either.
Absolutely, the club need us more now than ever.
Tell that to the thousands that have turned their backs on the Club.
Nick people talk about population because that's your potential fan base, obviously notA long cry from 300k isn't it?
Norwich, Leeds and Leicester got what in League 1 and how many people in their cities?
It doesn't mean the club is dead does it?
Absolutely, the club need us more now than ever.
SIt doesn't at all to me, it's not ccfc. If it was the case I'd just go and watch cov united.
Spot on. SISU may have given up hope, many fans may have given up hope but depressing as it is right now I'll never give up hope.There's always hope.
I'm not giving up on my club so easily.
Not dead to me.
Spot on. SISU may have given up hope, many fans may have given up hope but depressing as it is right now I'll never give up hope.
They will return when it turns around.
Why would you think that should be a priority?The aim is to plod on without the club costing anything. A turnaround would be a fluke. We are being run along the lines of a small town club. We will be attracting the crowds of a small town club as there is no connection with most of the potential fans in the city. Advertisers gain nothing by association with this toxic brand and firms can hardly do themselves any favours by renting hospitality suits. Tim just kept saying he was sorry to the callers who said they weren't going to renew their season tickets. He needs to increase crowds and get people behind him. The club has to reach out - where is the new Commercial Director? No one asked him that. I would have thought that was a priority.
Its taken them what, 12 years to get there?like Wimbledon who are above us in the league ?
Genuine question Nick , At what point does that become attractive ?
Why would you think that should be a priority?
If City go under I would support a Phoenix club. If Fisher is to be believed tonight, they have no inclination to let the club go. Status in the pyramid doesn't seem to matter to them so long as they lose no money.
The club or Fisher?
There is lot of ill feeling and plain bullshite on here tonight, let me frame the situation as I see it, we are not dead , we are not performing on the pitch , we have clueless management and a very young inexperienced team. No stadium as such, there is still a Football league club CCFC and irrespective of what league we are in I will support the team I have for many years.
I have no agenda or favour but just want to see the team I support get through this which they will .
You can't kill the support even if you kill the club.
I'm referring to him attacking me because I watch Wasps. Totally irrelevant to this thread.Your post #67
It's on life support and Sisu are hovering over the off switch.So it isn't dead then? Nobody is saying things are great, they are saying it isn't dead.
Yes, Block 20 since day 1 at the Ricoh.May be wrong but I seem to recall italiahorse holds a S T ( stand to be corrected on that) but if he decides to watch to watch Wasps as well so be it as for attacking fans where?
Is the club dead? I would say the club as it existed from 1963 is arguably dead as SISU have made it clear through Fisher that they have zero ambition for the club as a footballing entity and it merely represents a vehicle to return revenue to their investors. Therefore the club as a competitive footballing force as we know it has been killed off and what remains is a shell which will tumble down the divisions into obscurity as it will be forced to cut back on expenditure to deliver a return for SISU's investors following ever diminishing revenues. I am slowly coming to the view that as they are refusing to break their malevolent stranglehold, the only alternative is to start a rival club in the city preferably with an investor behind it - Hoffman, Keys, whoever - so the rival club can sail through the non-league divisions quickly and get to a position where it overtakes the SISU outfit as soon as possible. A depressing scenario but it seems the only way out of this if they refuse to go.
Is the club dead? I would say the club as it existed from 1963 is arguably dead as SISU have made it clear through Fisher that they have zero ambition for the club as a footballing entity and it merely represents a vehicle to return revenue to their investors. Therefore the club as a competitive footballing force as we know it has been killed off and what remains is a shell which will tumble down the divisions into obscurity as it will be forced to cut back on expenditure to deliver a return for SISU's investors following ever diminishing revenues. I am slowly coming to the view that as they are refusing to break their malevolent stranglehold, the only alternative is to start a rival club in the city preferably with an investor behind it - Hoffman, Keys, whoever - so the rival club can sail through the non-league divisions quickly and get to a position where it overtakes the SISU outfit as soon as possible. A depressing scenario but it seems the only way out of this if they refuse to go.
Have always had this thought since the return, to fully benefit from a) the fansIf that is the case - then he should step aside as chairman and let us have an independent local figure to oversee the club.
SISU put zero in and take zero out, and as a club we keep every penny we can make. If fans were confident that the money they spend directly went to the club and nowhere else then people may be prepared to do so.
It's obviously a massive 'if' and SISU have no form for sticking to their word.
Yes, Block 20 since day 1 at the Ricoh.
Attacking fans for going ? No I'm attacking people on here treating Wasps fans as 'Cretins' in an attempt to justify their argument.
Sisu (include TF in that) don't care about fans, they only care about keeping the club at breakeven until 'something' happens. Obviously from Fishers comments, its fans fault and if they vote with their feet he just cuts the budget.
Come and sit next to me mate!It's where you and me differ. I go alone and sit alone. It's all about the football and nowt else.
You can therefore see why I am not at all keen on renewing as it stands.
It's not a social thing for me. It's all about going to watch my club with hope in my heart and a belief each season that we can make a fist of it and challenge at the right end of the table.
The thought of going now to an empty stadium, sitting by myself hoping we stay out of the bottom 4 is not going to exactly fill my boots unfortunately.
Why? You got some hot goss for me?Come and sit next to me mate!
Listening to Tim Fisher on the radio it's a case that whilst CCFC are in existence SISU do not have a loss of £70 million and its swills around their budgets lines like a bad smell and an incovenience to them. However if the club goes tits up then they have a problem in how to manage away that money from the accounts
To which the investors will start to pull their investments away from the hedge fund! hence the reason the club is being managed on a cash flow model. As Tim Fisher said his remit as a chairman is to oversee that the company runs without life support and is self financing and SISU will just leave him alone.
The only good solid income CCFC have got are players and the supporters and we could sell all our players over the next 10 years and still not make dent in the £70 million! (They had their chance with Henderson etc but blew it) So and I am afraid without our support the budgets going forward will get reduced which then reflects on what type of player we can afford (youngsters and journeymen in the twilight of their careers) . I personally find it hard to keep going up but I am a lifelong season ticket holder and its in my blood to support the CCFC . Everyone has a right of choice I know but if we turned this on its head and we could get the disaffected supports back we can effect the budget and therefore effect the playing standards on the pitch which would save the club from certain demise. I don't know about the Phoenix effect I think we are more like the ever diminishing bird that flies to the height of 20,000 feet and descends in ever diminishing circles and eventually flies up its own backside before it ever hits the ground.i shall watch todays results and watch CCFC hit the bottom of the table , I am so sad about it all
This is absolutely true. Listening to Fisher saying this last night, I just started wondering what the point of the club's existence was.For the first time Iam actually worried that with TFs model we may slip out of the top 4 tiers of English football. Never really believed it before, but under our current management, you actually feel that the first thing that would happen if we go down to L2 would be how to 'balance the books', not how do we rebuild a team to get promoted. And if we go down, season tickets will be really hard to push.
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