I think there's a confusion here between buying the club, and trying to fund operating losses. The idea, presumably, is that clubs have to be made sustainable if owned by supporters.
Personally I can't think of anything better than a club partly or entirely owned by fans.
Minimises the chances of it falling into the hands of those who only want to make a quick buck (and therefore making reckless gambles) regardless of the club's and the supporters' best interests.
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Just sometimes get mixed messages when people post, that's all
CCFC would have been owned by sisu as 90% of the fan base welcomed them as owners. There was no objection or dissent.
At the moment the Trusts - and I believe all Sky Blue fans - priority is getting the club back home as quickly as possible and anything that distracts from that is currently on the back burner.
Everything I have seen suggests that many fans (perhaps a majority) would be against any kind of return to Coventry with SISU in complete control, as is being promoted by some elements - as this would exacerbate our problems not solve them, I hope some who feel this way can make it to the meeting to express this.
Another example why supporters are not fit to make these sorts of decisions.
Well at least you are honest I suppose as being in favour of these disgraceful tactics from the start, what is pathetic is the number of fans who were originally dead set against the SISU scheme but have now come round to begging like puppies to be allowed back home whatever the cost.
Not one that would our supporters aspirations, no. It would have be funded with major losses to have any chance of what the average fan would view as acceptable.
do you really think the majority would be against a return with sisu in charge? Can't see it myself. Jan's right priority must be to come home, anything else can wait. I also think that atm the trust is heading in the right direction.Everything I have seen suggests that many fans (perhaps a majority) would be against any kind of return to Coventry with SISU in complete control, as is being promoted by some elements - as this would exacerbate our problems not solve them, I hope some who feel this way can make it to the meeting to express this.
you only have to look at Swansea to demonstrate how a decent club can be ran.
do you really think the majority would be against a return with sisu in charge? Can't see it myself. Jan's right priority must be to come home, anything else can wait. I also think that atm the trust is heading in the right direction.
If supporters had had their way Manchester utd would not have been owned by their current owners.
That would have been an excellent move.
CCFC would have been owned by sisu as 90% of the fan base welcomed them as owners. There was no objection or dissent.
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