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Loads - spend the money on a week on the Isle of Wight. Lovely - especially in January . Spend it on food. Spend it on electricity / gas Buy a bike. Jet powered roller blades Felt tipped pens and a whiteboard Personalised number plate Order some new fence panels - they'll all need replacing in...

"the group gave 100%. I couldn't ask any more of the players. Make no mistake, we dominated possession, dominated. I'm disappointed for them as much as i am for the fans. We were desperately unlucky. It was a excellent team performance, make no mistake, excellent."

As a growing number of disillusioned season ticket holders on this forum (myself included) already appear to be leaning towards not renewing next season I was wondering whether a campaign to encourage those unfortunate enough to own such a ticket not to renew might be more effective than SISU...

Don't disagree with this at all. For me I think the crunch will come with season ticket renewals next year. If anything will hurt SISU a lack of interest in season tickets will , and from what I know, many (myself included) will not renew. If it doesn't matter then one has to wonder why on earth...

4 - 0 Gillingham. "I can't fault the players' attitude. Their workrate was absolutely trememdous. Make no mistake about it."

No. Been a season ticket holder for all but 3 years since 1976. I would rather hammer nails into my eyes than do this season again. It'll be the same thing all over again but in league 2. Where there is no hope there is no point.

.....pretty much.

When S.P. gave that rant on TV after the Worcester game I learned a lot about what they do. I didn't know what GPS was and had to ask a child. It's almost entirely anonymous now -it wouldn't be a bad thing to invite supporters from time to time to watch a training session...but they are all far...

I just can't bring myself to believe SISU would under any circumstances listen to the supporters.

No idea at all. Is the public allowed to watch training at Ryton , even from a distance ?

Looking at our average crowd after the F.A. Cup winning season, now that is disappointing. Look at the size of the town of Ipswich . Very well supported given its population. Immigrants are pretty much in all big towns.

There will be those who complain it's far too out of town.

Someone I know who has absolutely no interest in football but has contacts at the rugby club informs me that there are "advanced " discussions between the two clubs. Beyond that I know absolutely nothing , and they don't seem to know, or are not letting on. It could be simply that CCFC want to...

Needs to be inside the stadium at what will be a big crowd (er...by that i mean 10,000) It was lost the other night because of the small crowd. Is this protest outside the stadium actually what the fans have said they want ?

....anyone heard or know anything ?

Precisely. They have been promoted to the Prem a couple of times if I'm not mistaken since the new millennium, got to 2 cup finals. In that time we have spiralled down and almost out without a hint of promotion. It's all about fans having some genuine hope, and at present we have absolutely none.

This confirms what I said. We were a bigger supported club than Leicester before both clubs moved stadium. Since then the reverse has happened.

I'm not having anyone say we're never as big a Birmingham City.....please.

No. I am basing it on my perhaps misguided notion for many many years that Coventry City could attract more supporters to an average league game than clubs like Norwich, Portsmouth and even Leicester- clubs of a similar size and reputation that were very often in the same division as us. What I...

.....fan base.