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According to Telegraph he is going to buy the Higgs share.

You haven't been to a home game in 3 years but support SISU because they are our owners and they know what they are doing? Mmmm.... I don't really know where you are coming from. We are mid table in league 1, our lowest ever position, with an ever dwindling fan base, worsening team and owners...

The whole issue for me is whether we are in Coventry or not. I don't like the owners and I want them out but if we remain at the Ricoh I will support the team. However, I wont renew my season ticket and this will only be on a match by match basis as I'm not willing to give my cash to them...

I'm not happy about it but if we stay in Coventry I will continue to support. If we move away from Coventry then I won't.

When I think of Wimbledon of 88, I think of a club that unfortunately no longer exists. All the "beneficial interest" in the world doesn't change that. You can start a new club any time you like but it will never be the same.

I agree totally. However, I personally won't be getting a ST in either case as after nearly 30 years of having one I've just about had enough of the endless shit. I will still go to some games if we remain at the Ricoh but any move away and I won't be anywhere near.

We won't reach the LONG TERM with that level of debt. Yes to own a stadium would be great and if you say it quick what's another £30M plus interest but come on let's think about it.

The idea of a ground share and relocating in a few years would be death of the club. The idea of moving into a theoretical fantasy stadium without the wait, would ultimately give us the same result. SISU have already shown us that giving CCFC a whole load of debt is one of the few things they...

If we are away from the Ricoh, I won't renew or go on any basis to any "home" game. I hope no one goes but I expect about 2 or 3k would make the mistake of still attending.

I couldn't follow another team. It would just be a few games on TV and a bit of youth football coaching for me. Tbh it sounds more appealing than all this BS we are putting up with at the minute.

Season ticket for nearly 30 years

It was 78 v West Ham and Ian Wallace scored the winner. The floodlights were on in the second half and as a kid I was hooked.

I've been a ST holder for nearly 30 years and I won't go to a single home game that's played outside the City. Whether the poll is scientific or not it suggests people are at least understanding the significance of the club remaining in Coventry. Any other outcome would probably be the death of...

Swansea made an £8m loss the year they gained promotion to the Premier League. Is this being a well run club or taking a punt?

I'm hoping fo stability with new owners but expect to have 15pts deduction as SISU won't let go, so another season wasted. I'm hoping I'm right on the first part and wrong on the second.

The silence is deafening on that one. I assume this is what's meant by transparent communication. He tells a couple of the SBT and then they keep it to themselves. Need to know basis and all that.

That was all about a cheap ticket for a trip to Wembley. Sorry but we will never fill this ground unless we are in the Premier and even then it would only be for half the games.

And what potential is that? 18k crowds and mid table Championship?

I'm afraid for many it's very difficult to understand. Common sense or any unbiased opinion means you clearly love SISU. You should just put SISU OUT about ten times to be viewed as a true supporter but also to be condemned to a life of under achievement and a low IQ.

I wonder what he'll make of our 10k crowd after having a stake in Jacksonville Jaguars who averaged over 60,000. I'd be tempted to put my cheque book away and head for the nearest exit.