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It never is about hurting the club. If Sisu have to prop the club up and it is costing them money maybe just maybe they I'll rethink their strategy of holding on to the club indefinitely.

The point still stands though. If the downward spiral continues, at some point it costs them money. Separate point really but playing at the BPA would require a lot of hurdles to be jumped.

It would be a loan from Sisu's own coffers and money they would never get back. At the moment it seems they will hold on to the club indefinitely. They don't care about the football or what league we are in. Fisher was very clear, break even is all that matters. At some point on this downward...

And if we are getting less than this? If we are not in Coventry after next season?

As someone mentioned on another thread, there must come a time when if income keeps dropping that no more cuts can be made and Sisu would have to put money in.

Or the string!

Also interesting quote from him in this article And, he claimed: “The debt burden on ACL means that no deal with any sporting franchise could ever happen. Obviously never saw Wasps coming. Seppala and Fisher must have been laughing their socks off thinking they had ACL and the council over a...

I listened on the radio today. I think it was Page that gave away the free kick that lead to the first goal. I don't think we should keep him when his loan ends, Unless there is fast improvement I can't see him making it in the top 2 leagues.

You can make the moral stance yourself without criticising those who disagree with you. If I decide that I won't renew next year, it doesn't mean that I think that those who do go in are Sisu supporters, that obviously isn't the case. I don't think anyone on here has said they are. Similarly if...

It's certainly not going to be sold out. I think a lot will simply not go as they have had enough, not as some form of protest. The football is poor, the team are losing, we may be in division 4 and with Sisu there is no hope. For some they will decide that as "customers" they will not buy the...

There is supporting the team which is not always the same as supporting the club. I didn't go inside Sixfields as I felt by doing that I would be harming the club. It is two different things. It might be that next season for what I would feel to be for the good of the club that I don't renew my...

This is my club. I started going in February 1967 so nearly 50 years. I will always support this club though maybe only at away games next year, I have not made my mind up yet. Like you I am sure and like most people on here it truly is " City till I die" . However I can understand why for some...

I hope so.

Whole different discussion so not going to get into it other than to say that fans of our club are no different to those else where. Give people a sniff of success they will come (Crewe, Burton last season). In terms of winning games I am sure we are the least successful club in the league over...

I wasn't talking about the fans, I was saying that Fisher and co came back quickly probably due to losses. However, from your comment it seems that Tim is not the only one that holds Coventry people in contempt.

Then why don't they at least give an indication that they want to sell. I really hope you are right.

They came back pretty sharpish though. I think Sisu would have had to step in with funds ( maybe they even did) if Wilson had not been sold. I don't think it was sustainable.

I also meant to say that this is not NOPM, this is simply people voting with their feet as they will not stand for the contempt with which they are held. If customers do no go back to a restaurant they used to like but which has now gone down hill, are they NOPM too?

He is running the business into the ground. He has total contempt for his "customers" and is not bothered if they come back or not. He is the Chairman of a company who is providing a very poor standard product but who blames the "customers" for the fact that they do not buy the product any more...

Fair play to Fisher as he really laid it on the line this time and made it very clear that he has no feeling for CCFC as a club, has no regard for what it means to fans or to the City of Coventry as a community asset. There was no disputing that Sisu will hold onto the club for as long as they...