Wolves at home protest. (2 Viewers)

pusbccfc · Jan 29, 2014

There is a massive chance that this will be an almost nothing game.
It will also sell out as wolves will invade the home ends and probably the hill too.

It's a great opportunity for a protest.

We could go in for a one off. Meaning Wolves get a tiny allocation. Protest inside. Show Sisu we have the fanbase, show them we are serious. Sadly this just goes against many people's stance, including myself.

We could fill the hill. Although as seen before, people are not prepared to stand on the hill.

Full boycott, protest in Coventry City centre during the game. Those against the council will be fully in favour.

Arrange another charity game at the Ricoh.

Just a few suggestions, but I'm sure people will agree that if this game is meaningless in terms of where we will finish, then it's a great opportunity.

Astute · Jan 29, 2014

It is well known we have a bigger fan base than the Northampton crowds would suggest. SISU already know this. We just don't fit in with their plans though. We are more of a problem to them than anything else.

cornoccfc · Jan 29, 2014

No thanks.

Hill at the end of April though is more appealing than the middle of winter!

ccfcway · Jan 29, 2014

not for me, going nowhere near that place

@richh87 · Jan 29, 2014

I won't set foot inside that shithole.

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Godiva · Jan 29, 2014

I think the OP is looking for an excuse to go and watch the team at Sixfields ...

SkyBlue_Bear83 · Jan 29, 2014

Godiva said:
I think the OP is looking for an excuse to go and watch the team at Sixfields ...

Or an excuse to throw abuse at Clarke

Broken Hearted Sky Blue · Jan 29, 2014

cornoccfc said:
No thanks.

Hill at the end of April though is more appealing than the middle of winter!

The hill is the place to be no matter what the month or seasonJoin us:wave:

Astute · Jan 29, 2014

Broken Hearted Sky Blue said:
The hill is the place to be no matter what the month or seasonJoin us:wave:

July in closed season?

ccfcway · Jan 29, 2014

Astute said:
July in closed season?

plenty of parking spaces. Oh, there is on match days as well

Ccfcjames91 · Jan 29, 2014

Can't see the point of even going to the hill . You have travelled to Northampton you might as well go in . Stay at home for me

Broken Hearted Sky Blue · Jan 29, 2014

Astute said:
July in closed season?

I think we were there in July when was it announced:thinking about:

ccfcway · Jan 29, 2014

I was buying a DVD last week on Amazon. At the check out it said "shipped from Northampton"

I cancelled the order

Petty I know, but made me feel a little better

Broken Hearted Sky Blue · Jan 29, 2014

Ccfcjames91 said:
Can't see the point of even going to the hill . You have travelled to Northampton you might as well go in . Stay at home for me

If you can't see the point you might as well stay at home.

pusbccfc · Jan 29, 2014

Stay at home and do nothing.. No surprise.

Rusty Trombone · Jan 29, 2014

I think we'll be lucky if its a nothing game. Unless Wilson comes back soon and starts getting goals again, then I think it'll be a close finish for us. We could do with some games being postponed until he's fit again, hope it keeps raining on Sixfields.

M&B Stand · Jan 30, 2014

Bigger percentage of away fans at this one than when utd took over 75% of Highfield Road in 93.

Stafford_SkBlue · Jan 30, 2014

ccfcway said:
I was buying a DVD last week on Amazon. At the check out it said "shipped from Northampton"

I cancelled the order

Petty I know, but made me feel a little better

Ok but the Royal Mail , some time ago, closed Bishop St sorting office and transferred the work to Northampton.
Are you going to refuse all mail delivered by Royal Mail??

Rusty Trombone · Jan 30, 2014

Stafford_SkBlue said:
Ok but the Royal Mail , some time ago, closed Bishop St sorting office and transferred the work to Northampton.
Are you going to refuse all mail delivered by Royal Mail??

May depend on whether they are due back in 3-5 years.

Astute · Jan 30, 2014

M&B Stand said:
Bigger percentage of away fans at this one than when utd took over 75% of Highfield Road in 93.

They would half fill the Ricoh if we were still there and we let them have the tickets if they are still near the top of the table.

skybluegnome · Jan 30, 2014

ccfcway said:
I was buying a DVD last week on Amazon. At the check out it said "shipped from Northampton"

I cancelled the order

Petty I know, but made me feel a little better

You do realise that all post that is delivered to Coventry is originally sorted at Northampton...

ccfcway · Jan 30, 2014

skybluegnome said:
You do realise that all post that is delivered to Coventry is originally sorted at Northampton...

rather like CCFC, I dont actually live in Coventry any more !

M&B Stand · Jan 30, 2014

Be interesting to see if the club put restrictions of the sale of wolves tickets. Previous buying history required or summat. If they don't it'll be all wolves.

@richh87 · Jan 30, 2014

Ccfcjames91 said:
Can't see the point of even going to the hill . You have travelled to Northampton you might as well go in . Stay at home for me

That's mental. You can't see the difference between a protest and paying SISU money to watch 'Coventry' City in a shit stadium 35 miles away?

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M&B Stand · Jan 30, 2014

@richh87 said:
That's mental. You can't see the difference between a protest and paying SISU money to watch 'Coventry' City in a shit stadium 35 miles away?

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I think he means what's the point of travelling 35 miles to stand on a hill.

blueflint · Jan 30, 2014

not ever going near the dump

shmmeee · Jan 30, 2014

I've softened my stance recently. If done properly I'd be up for attending a protest inside Sixfields, with more on the hill, some form of dignified protest during the game (maybe the wait 12 minutes until making some noise one I posted) then simply refuse to leave until it's sorted and we get a guarantee that Fisher will reopen negotiations for a short term move back starting next season.

I want rolling Sky News helicopters: "And this is day 7 of the Sky Blue Army sit in and Tim Fisher still refuses to come out. David Cameron has said the National Guard are on call." Something like that

wingy · Jan 30, 2014

shmmeee said:
I've softened my stance recently. If done properly I'd be up for attending a protest inside Sixfields, with more on the hill, some form of dignified protest during the game (maybe the wait 12 minutes until making some noise one I posted) then simply refuse to leave until it's sorted and we get a guarantee that Fisher will reopen negotiations for a short term move back starting next season.

I want rolling Sky News helicopters: "And this is day 7 of the Sky Blue Army sit in and Tim Fisher still refuses to come out. David Cameron has said the National Guard are on call." Something like that

Maybe these guys could advise on this .

Maybe an NTFC game should be suggested.

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thaiskyblue · Jan 30, 2014

Waiting till the wolves game is too long the season looks like its petering out people will lose interest , need to strike while the irons hot , need something now.

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