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To suggest the team has never been booed at Sixfields is a complete untruth.

So basically your saying next year's piss poor budget is down to sisu being stingy rather than pressure from the fans? Least no one can accuse us boycottors of damaging the team now.

But surely we all agree that sisu are unfit owners and we would be better off without them? Therefore surely Michael is right to be critical of sisu?

Namely because no one answers it.

Can't think of any. Can you list any viable sites outside the city?

They couldn't refuse a legitimate application.

Do you disagree that sisu are not good for our club?

Surely those who disagree with a thread tittled "sisu are not good for our club".

Then at least give the man the reason as to what part of his post you disagree with, rather than just dismissing all of it like he is some kind of moron. Also if you don't think sisu are good for the club, what is there in his post you disagree with?

Where? He just claims to be pro CCFC, and everyone is in agreement that the best thing that could happen to CCFC is to get rid of Sisu. Therefore he is consistent with his pro ccfc stance. Even Sixfielders claim to "hate" sisu, so surely this KCIC statement is something we can all agree on?

So do you disagree with the statement "Sisu are not good for this club"? To half quote JS "Every political, economic and sports pundit agrees that Coventry City have unfit owners".

Why should he be impartial?

Well said Michael. It seems you've already had some replies from the extremists.

Would you care to comment on this? http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/23515733 I'm sure you will just ignore this as usual though.

Conversely we might not have done worse if we didn't have our backs to the wall.

Yes but we all know how the Football League likes to make up the rules as they go along!

So what makes you think they wont encounter the same problems outside the city? Coventry is surrounded by green belt. That means an automatic no no to the ground being built there. It would be much easier and cheaper to build a stadium in the city than out of it.

You really are a bigoted little man aren't you?

Says who? You and sisu know full well that the council cant refuse a legitimate planning application. So I repeat, why aren't the club exploring options to build a new stadium within the city?

Mainly because most of us wouldn't get to see it. Imagine the first promotion out club has experienced in 47 years being watched by 1500 fans? Apart from being embarrassing it would also be very sad that the majority would miss out on such an event. Not to mention that such an occasion should...