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This is my take on it. Happy to have any misconceptions corrected factually, The previous board, whether by inadequacy or whatever fault or reason, put the club in a position where new ownership was necessary Ray Ranson was looking for a club and engaged the financial support of SISU by selling...

Yes and I think so

I was there last night and endorse what was said above. All players spoke well but David Mehler stood out as a leader and story teller A big well done to those who organised and contributed

Not sure what the cost price of a shirt is but that's probably no more than £5 a game. But it's more attractive than reducing the gate price by ,£5

But as I said in a post above, dropping down the leagues does not necessarily get rid of SISU. They could retain ownership in a lower league. After all, they don't much care about the club as long as it doesn't cost money

Will do everything we can til we have blood coming out of our eyes to play in Coventry

Now

Do you have hearing difficulties?

TF hasn't been on yet but has been mentioned as " coming up

Well somebody is buying Bolton. I guess they are a more desirable club to buy as they have a ground

Presumably the closest they can get to the owners

Don't disagree. Was pointing out that it would not necessarily get rid of SISU which seems to be the general assumption

So what if we are voted out and SISU retain ownership of the club in a lower league. They are still the real CCFC and any other start up would be a protest club, like AFC MU, not a phoenix club like Hereford

Whilst I appreciate that we as fans have no way of really influencing the outcome of the dispute (and before anyone asks I wasn't there) I think the main achievement is that it shows that the fans do care. This should be an obvious truth, but some of the noisy minority have given out the...

Well there are 24 teams in L2 who would love to take our place in L1

The point I was making was, if ARVO retained Ryton, the new owners would have to divert valuable, and probably limited, resources to providing new facilities before spending money on the team. And to respond to another point, if we are thrown out by EFL the club, whether still owned by SISU or...

Wasn't part of the Hoffman bid allowing ARVO to take Ryton? If that were to happen valuable resources would have to be devoted to training facilities rather than to the squad. New ownership might mean a much poorer club.

So why are the council and Wasps prepared to put the club,as we know it, out of existence, to get the case dropped?

Exactly. SISU is not CCFC. Otium t/a CCFC is one of their investments, ok a poorly performing one , but just one of them. They will not go tits up if CCFC goes tits up.

Last season we parked at the Railway Station multi-storey. We walked to the ground along the side of the dedicated bus road. After the game there was a free bus back as the police wouldn't let us through the way we came