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Certainly a valid point.

The idea of an old boys type of match has a lot of merit, and I think would be more effective than opening the ground up to listen to the match. People would get to watch some football, not perhaps of the highest quality but we all love a bit of nostalgia. Throw in some other events for the...

I was being facetious. Clearly I don't know what realistic options there are, short of both parties being forced at gunpoint to grow the hell up and thrash out an agreement that can be for the betterment of everyone, ESPECIALLY the football club. But even that's not realistic. As you say...

Not for me to say, I've never been to Sixfields, I'm sure it's lovely :D

Not moving. :pimp:

A few people have suggested going to Northampton, not paying to get in, and standing on a big grassy bank near the ground to watch....maybe that's an option for you? :whistle: :p Oh wait, you've rephrased. Disregard this message!

I'm aware of its hypothetical nature. I also acknowledge that the details you provide here would probably be largely correct (although suggesting the majority of Nuneaton fans would say yes is pure supposition). The suggestion is still however to go and do to somebody else what is being done...

What do they care? As long as there's eleven blokes to fulfill fixtures they don't give two shits.

Hah, taking our bat and ball and going home over 12 000 quid. I'm almost speechless :facepalm::facepalm:

So.....we're being moved away from our own ground, and we're all pissed about it. So the solution is to take a football club, move them away from their own ground, and not worry about what their fans think. In other words, the way to beat SISU....is to be SISU???

We don't have Beanfeast here....but we do have Quorn. You have my sympathies :D

Wow. People eat Quorn?

Agreed. Still needs to convince our illustrious owners though.

I've said before this is the crux of the problem. There is no connection between fan and club, at least not in any meaningful way. A club like ours cannot afford to neglect its fans (and please note, there is a difference between not neglecting fans and completely kowtowing to their every whim)...

I fail to see how this benefits us in any way since he doesn't own any part of CCFC. So good luck to him, but unless he owns the club and is reuniting it with the stadium, who really cares?

So my question is, if we're playing at Sixfields, are we getting all the F & B revenue, or does that go to the owners of the ground? 'Cos, you know, it would be slightly odd to leave a ground because of rent and revenue issues, and spend the next X years playing at somebody else's ground...

Very true. Their ground isn't 30 something miles away from Grimsby though!

Thinking they could run a football club?

Have we ever been properly united? There always seem to be two parties opposed on anything CCFC, and both parties contain individuals who are incapable of making reasoned argument, or agreeing to disagree in a polite, respectful way. I don't think the fanbase has been really united since the...

For me, the scariest thing in the whole article was mentioning that Billy Daniels is in the first team squad. Now I know he's young and everything, but has he ever played for the senior team and not been a liability? Hope I get to eat my words later in the season, but....I don't think I will...