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Back to the OP - A pat on the back for ALL ccfc fans for what we've been through and celebrating our homecoming is a nice idea and obvious choice would be a final runout for 35 minutes (shades of Arsenal etc)

kcic mailout - Returning to the Ricoh is a tremendous result for Sky Blues fans Supporters have conducted themselves with incredible dignity during the sixfields episode and should feel immensely proud on Friday Major questions remain about the future, but ahead of the game kcic just...

To be fair everyone I've asked about this likes the idea of a scarf but not the red and green colours. Man U's worked because of the ridiculous media exposure they get. The sky blue ribbon is recognised as symbolising our plight so a scarf based on that might be an option. CJ posted something on...

As per another thread - no trolling, flaming or winding up!!!

It really is time to drop the use of 'divisive'. You can call for respect to be afforded to the tiny minority who go to sixfields and the even smaller number who after the JR still see acl as somehow to blame. But a very large majority have always boycotted NTFC, 88% said sisu should accept the...

kcic mailout 23.7.14 kcic is taking a break! At Monday's Sky Blue Trust meeting, the Trust Board asked that the resolution (about the NTFC boycott, contacting sisu investors, pressuring the Football League and promoting the petition for an Independent Inquiry) be deferred till October This...

Adnams @ Town Wall Tavern and no mention of scarves (in pub or at meeting)

After several pints post meeting and not having taken any notes I'm not sure my recollection of last night is that good so would be grateful if anyone else who was there could clarify if the following is correct/misses anything important About 40/45 people attended; proposal about fan...

Lesson from sheff u last year was different people trying to do different things doesn't work and I hadn't realised LAST and BHSB were on the case so very happy to leave it to them

I still think scarves are a decent idea but ran it by a few people and the green and red doesn't seem to immediately grab people. One person suggested a brown retro one! But Nick's get the bit between his teeth so get behind him. For protests v Cardiff you're on the wrong thread - LAST and BHSB...

cool. what I posted was just an idea suggested to me but if you've already got plans I'm more than happy to leave it to you!

Not sure I understand? Are you/others talking to Cardiff too?

In the spirit of Nick's scarves, is there a protest for the Cardiff game that could get everyone on board? This is only a suggestion to see what people think - On the basis of a protest aimed at getting coverage on Sky, knowing that Arsenal worked well because it was dead simple and 100%...

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Nick, please don't jump down my throat because this is a genuine question. The scarf idea is great but it does assume no return to the Ricoh for the new season. That is the basis I'm working on - is that your thinking too? With my usual 'go for it' view, then I'd say crack on with the scarves...

I would like to give Bludog first shot at this. They are a start up company a stone's throw from the Ricoh, are working their socks off to get the business going and have been brilliant with doing kcic t-shirts both in terms of service and price

I'll ask Bludog. What wording/logo would be best for scarf and/or shirt? Blue ribbon plus CTID/Love City hate sisu/Keep the Faith/I want to go home???

Cardiff Trust have produced an alternative shirt http://www.ccfctrust.org/?p=3765 - maybe an idea for Sky Blue Trust? Cardiff Trust website also points out people can buy blue seat covers if they don't want to sit on the new red seats but makes clear they don't endorse the idea...

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(kcic mailout 18 July 2014) “sisu should never have been allowed to take over the club and run it the way they have done. They are an example of how a bad owner can destroy a football club and it should never be able to happen again". Damian Collins MP who is leading calls to force changes in...