Not this year. last season for me. if we don't get promotion in out. made my mind up. it's over until they go. do whatever you want but for me one last season.Asking for or thinking there will ever be a complete boycott is a fantasy. It will never happen.
Not this year. last season for me. if we don't get promotion in out. made my mind up. it's over until they go. do whatever you want but for me one last season.
Like Torchomatic, I respect your point of view.Not this year. last season for me. if we don't get promotion in out. made my mind up. it's over until they go. do whatever you want but for me one last season.
Was that last season Dave ?Portsmouth lost £.5m with huge crowds and over 11K season ticket holders.
That would be 2015/16, the most recent accounts released.Was that last season Dave ?
Allegedly only £25k paid last year they just carried the debt overAll they are interested is for the club to be able to pay the intrest on the debt every year which is what they pay the investors with.
It's the surefire way to stop us getting coherant active protests going, too, as all this stupid bickering about boycotts just puts off half the fans from wanting anything to do with protests, full-stop.We should all be getting up there supporting our club and halting the slide down the leagues with our hard earned money. If we don't the team will suffer. Sisu have said they won't invest anymore. It's not rocket science.
But guess what. Most people have had enough under Sisu. So it won't happen. Down we go.
Some will return if we play well, some will return if Sisu correct a few mistakes, some will go regardless, some don't care about the owners but don't want to watch shit football. Etc etc etc.
It's as simple as that and doesn't really need continuous arguments about it week after week.
One more thing. Yes Sisu have totally fucked the club up.
But if you don't go to games, either tickets or season tickets, you have to take some responsibility for the demise of the club.
And before anyone cries. I'm taking responsibility for my own actions as I won't be going again this season.
If it's all down to the fans
It isn't. I didn't say it was.
What penny?Is it the case that we should be focusing efforts upon changing this around 180 degrees? As-in make our owners ask this question of why WE aren't 'investing' in tickets up front like they are after?
It smells a bit like if something is on the cards regarding their exit - they are simply milking every last penny before they go to me
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No, they have "spunked" millions of investors money at ccfc and failed them.Agree with most points above. They just want the club to fund itself so they don't endure anymore losses. That way they can let their investment tick along and not worry about it. They will continue selling players off to make a bit of profit every year when they can. They are here for the long haul sadly
The money from early season ticket sales..?What penny?
Is that all going to sisu then? Will have to rethink the general l renewalThe money from early season ticket sales..?
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Why won't SISU invest
Out of interest, what happens if we finish 4th missing out on autos on goal difference and then miss out on promotion on penalties in the play off final? Do we still do a complete boycott?I agree with you last chance saloon. if no promotion then complete boycott. Game over for Sisu and club. One more chance. One more season. Or else.
What evidence is there that my money would improve the club?
Well they have haven't they?No, they have "spunked" millions of investors money at ccfc and failed them.
Whilst you can argue on the quality (or lack of) the evidence is us having professional footballers in the team, rather than Nick and Grendel at centre back.
See 66% of the threads on this board over the past three years for answers.Well that's the general theory.
However we are the 8th best supported club in this division, so why are we bottom?
See 66% of the threads on this board over the past three years for answers.
If 20k suddenly bought season tickets, we'd have a bigger budget.Whether you buy a season ticket or not, chances are we will struggle to bounce straight back.
Yes. 1 season or over. we should not be coming 4th in div4.Out of interest, what happens if we finish 4th missing out on autos on goal difference and then miss out on promotion on penalties in the play off final? Do we still do a complete boycott?
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If 20k suddenly bought season tickets, we'd have a bigger budget.
If 250 buy season tickets, we'll have the budget of Accrington.
Does that mean someone should buy a season ticket? No.
Does that mean someone should not buy a season ticket? No.
SISU got involved as they were told they'd not have to deal with the football side of things, Ranson a 'football man' would deal with that. He spunked absolute millions away on Coleman being an idiot - far more than he told sisu it would cost to get to the prem. When he was told there wouldn't be a large transfer kitty for him he threw his toys out of the pram and left them to deal with it. They tried to run it as a business - which football isn't so it didn't work. Now we're in a cycle of them refusing to put money in and the fans refusing to attend till they go so there is a spiral. Either we attend and fund a promotion or sisu pay for a promotion. I know they aren't going to put anything in as they give not one shit about us so we have to support the club.
So you don't attend and lament sisu for lack of investment while we get worse. I'd rather attend and provide something giving us some hope than we just accept the club is going to be shut down and it's all over.And how many people do you think we need to attend every week to fund a promotion?
It's not realistic.
So you don't attend and lament sisu for lack of investment while we get worse. I'd rather attend and provide something giving us some hope than we just accept the club is going to be shut down and it's all over.
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