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My first relegation was when we finished below half way in Division 3 South and became founder members of the new Division 4 (now Division 3). Until 2001 it was up up up not down down down !

Yes . I was 10

Battered and bruised by SISU'S actions which have destroyed my club. For the first time since my first visit in 1952 I've had enough. Out for the count, or at least until SISU have gone. I won't be watching or going again, cheers Tim, well done!

I am fearful that if the FL imposes a points deduction, not only will it seal our fate, but lead to continual pitch invasions and maybe violence for the rest of the season.

Before disabled cars - must have been late 50's or early 60's in front of where the old stand was opposite the main stand.

I remember when there was an alphabet along the pitch wall and the scores we're put up manually corresponding to a list in the programme. Example: A Arsenal v Spurs B Aston Villa v Spurs and so on

1952 for me too

65 years since I used to catch the bus from Balsall Common to Pool Meadow and walk up the see my heroes at High field Road. Never missed a game, except for the odd illness, home and away. Only go to the odd game since SISU ripped the heart out of MY club and destroyed it.

Denis Mortimer

Fisher still doesn't get it, does he !

It makes sense that increased crowds equals increased income. Simon Jordan is right. Get a winning team and crowds will increase. Commercial common sense. I wish Simon Jordan really would form a consortium and take us over.

The vanishing fans are unfortunately in the majority by many thousands. Only the minority now remain. Will they ever return? Yes of course, but only when the club has owners who are positive and can develop some form of enthusiasm amongst the stay sways. At the moment all we have from SISU is...

Merry Christmas to everyone from this old codger who has celebrated Xmas as a Bantams and Sky Blue supporter since 1952 !

That's what I said Otis, not knocking Slade's appointment but the fact that SISU want to operate on a shoe string when we all know massive investment is required with a proven long term manager appointed. The only way forward is new owners.

Whilst appointing Russell Slade seems the ideal short term solution, it clearly once again shows the owner's lack of ambition. This short sighted appointment means that no investment once again seems to be the priority. The club will continue to be run on a shoe string budget of loan signings...

I don't feel SISU are rattled yet, but believe TF might be. SISU lack emotion and purely look at the accounts. They don't care if we are in the Conference or not providing they are not losing money

By all means continue the visible and physical protests for maximum exposure to our plight. To me, it appears as if TF/SISU have declared war on us, the supporters. However, I wonder if there is a subtle way out of the public eye and the eyes of TF/SISU to undermine them and look for anything...

This post should be published in the CET, emailed to the FA, Tim Fisher.

Tim Fisher's threat to cut the squad if we don't put money into the coffers to fund CCFC. Well, Timothy, put a product in front of us that we want to buy, and we will. Bit like a shop selling inferior products saying they won't invest unless we buy their inferior products! In my opinion, the...

Falling fans = falling revenue. Increasing fans = increasing revenue. Basic commercial common sense, Mr. Timothy Fisher ! Fans = revenue. Over and out till SISU have gone.