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If only you could see the idiocy of your statement then you’d understand why it attracted the sarcasm it did. A cracking riposte though, I’ve never heard that one before and very mature. I’m all in pieces.

Phew! Only 95% responsible then, that's a relief. For a moment I was a bit worried about it being 100%.

What statistic?

The King of statistical manipulation strikes YET again. So we have a 1:1 ratio of OAP’s to full paying adults do we and every fan that went to the Ricoh was a season ticket holder? As I recall, the cheapest adult ticket in our last season at the Ricoh on a game by game basis was £19 in the JSB...

Whether there was a need for it is inconsequential and irrelevant. It's whether it was legal or not. I can't see it strengthening SISU's case.

I don't believe there should be any protest at Sixfields, the place should be snubbed altogether in my opinion. Last game of the season at Sheffield United would be the best place if any.

I think Grendel would argue against that. Apparently is doesn't make a jot of difference.

Yes it is and I’ll tell you why I think so. I reckon that whenever a post goes up on an issue that you apparently disagree with, I think your eyes light up seeing an opportunity to argue and you let your imagination run riot. You consistently make false statements in support of your spurious...

Almost identical situation to the legends match back in August on the day of the Bristol City home game except there was a game to watch. A damning indictment on the decision to re-locate to Northampton but as a protest towards changing behaviour, it didn't do a lot of good did it?

It's him to a tee and consistent with most anything he posts.

Are you on the right thread here replying to the right person? I don't preach anything, I just give my honest viewpoint.

Yes, I can't disagree with that. 600/1000/1300/whatever home fans actively accepting the situation.

I honestly don't think people like you will ever get it. Doing nothing is the best form of protest in these situations and is all anyone ever needs to do. Ever heard the phrase "Voting with you feet"? Going to Sixfields is accepting the situation regardless of whether you approve or are happy...

F*** me have you got some sort of mental impediment? Just answer a simple f***ing question will you? I'm not wasting any more of my time on this you just carry on.

So lets get this right. Are you suggesting that SISU would continue to play games at Sixfields if not a single Coventry supporter went through the turnstiles ever? No home fans at all? Seriously?

WTF? I didn’t think I’d get a straight answer to the question, just like a politician. To convince you, you asked if someone could explain to you why boycotting games would help CCFC in the long run and I gave you my explanation. All this blurb you’ve come out with wasn’t asked for and has no...

I’d just popped out of the office for a sandwich after posting that and as an afterthought I should have asked you not respond with the usual “Where did I say that” or something equally vacuous but you’ve beaten me to it. You’ve sidestepped my question haven’t you? I’ll ask you again. If you...

I’ll have a go at explaining Nick but I’m not convinced it’ll sink in to be honest. CCFC is a business. Businesses needs customers and customers need servicing. If a business has no customers whatever and no prospect of customers in future, how long do you think that business would continue...

What a daft statement! Of course they should attract criticism if fellow supporters feel that what they are doing is wrong. It’s all about opinion and free speech. In much the same way as AndreasB feels it’s right to criticise those that don’t go and the way you continually lambast CCC and ACL.

I don’t think the penny has quite dropped with you has it? The overwhelming majority of Coventry fans refuse to go to Sixfields on a matter of principle, it’s a simple as that. Besides, why should fans be inconvenienced and put into the position where they have to significantly alter their...