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CCFC don't lie. Fisher and Sisu do.

If he made the all time team on here then it seems that most would disagree with you. I would put Glazier second and Blyth third in my list, both good goalkeepers who I enjoyed watching. I liked Westwood too who I think is the best keeper we have had since top flight days. I didn't rate Hedman...

Legally but not morally.That's why football clubs are different to a supermarket or a corner shop. It is a community asset that belongs (or should belong)to the people of Coventry and Warwickshire. This is why I think the German model of 51% fan ownership is such a good one. It would stop...

The point is that nothing is done to raise turnover. Fisher/ Sisu do nothing to promote the club, try to bring back fans that have gone missing. Why do you think that is? To me it is because they do not care, can't be bothered to put in the infrastructure that might start the ball rolling on this.

Would make my all time City 11. Think he was the keeper in the team chosen on here last year.

Zombie club seems a good way to describe us.

Great minds

As they are running the club at break even that should not need a great injection of money straight away. There would hopefully be a good will feeling with greater season ticket and match day ticket sales, more people wanting to advertise and be associated with the club.

I was talking to my oldest son last week saying can you imagine just being a supporter of a club again, looking forward to the game, worrying about team selection etc. Thursday last week was the most disconnected from the team I have ever felt at a game. Normally, like every supporter, you live...

Who else could coordinate the collection of such a fund? I suppose we could ask Tim!

I think most clubs would have a mixture of supporters, those who couldn't care less about the plight of other clubs and those who would show some solidarity. Wimbledon and Charlton fans have been great, we had Northampton, Oldham and Sheffield U fans turn up and join in with the protests on the...

I am prepared to go a long way to support CCFC but the removal of that part of my anatomy would be a step to far!

Simon Gilbert at the Last open Trust meeting was asked could he not do this. He said he did not have the time or the resources which did seem a bit lame. I am sure that this idea would be great way to bypass Fisher and get at Sisu and Seppala directly. Lionel Bird who spoke at the same meeting...

Stewards at Charlton were searching people for pigs. Apologies for anyone eating lunch but I had two pigs down my pants between my legs. Made me walk like John Wayne but no pigs were discovered. Where there is a will there is a way!

I am sure that CCC said they could manage without CCFC as tenants simply as a bluff, trying to phych Sisu out. I can understand why they sold to Wasps and not to Sisu and that is entirely Sisu's fault. However, the real hammer blow to CCFC in all of this was the sale of the Ricoh to Wasps. It...

I thought Sisu were struggling financially?

I would certainly do this. Charlton apparently have a fighting fund of 30k I think I read. Maybe something for the Trust or got the Fight the Jimmy Hill Way group to coordinate.

He constantly gives misinformation and half truths, constantly contradicts himself. It is hard to know sometimes what the real situation is. He was asked point blank yesterday if the club is for sale, he said no. Yet he was also saying how the club is a good investment for potential buyers.

Don't think any disruptive protest there would be planned. More a case of showing the sort of support new owners could expect if they got things right. The 7000 who turned up 2 or 3 years ago was a really impressive turn out.

I thought that the movement of people from the seats high up in the stadium down to the front on Thursday night was very dramatic and really gave the impression that something was about to happen. Similarly when people started to move into the Telegraph stand the excitement and expectation...