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And I would advocate the opposite, I believe that as many fans as possible should go to games and let the owners know they are not wanted. All this NOPM is another excuse for 'I can't be bothered anymore". If that is how it is, then fine but asking die hard Sky Blues supporters to abstain...

I take it then that you think Katie Hopkins is more repellent than our owners?

I suppose it comes down to what CCFC means to our fans and how they feel about showing their disaffection with the owners. What is clear to me is that the fans are more and more agitated and prepared to take affirmative action against what they see as the death of their club. Too many of us are...

Why? it hasn't rest of the season.

If you offered me today a day out at Wembley I would take it 100 times out of 100 for our long suffering fans to have a day in the sun. Why? because that is 90 minutes away against a team from a lower division. Staying up is now a very long shot and we can't afford another bad run but guess...

Lesson number 1. Don't alienate your customer base! to operate we need to be commercial and our fanbase is crucial to this(has it reached its saturation point? is there room for growth? CCFC behind in this part as we are just about scratching the surface of its potential) and keeping control of...

Well if its CCFC it will definitely be a defeat!

Can't agree about the defence, nothing to show any improvement, midfield is still weak and the attack is unproven, I would like the manager to pick a settled side as often as he can to get some pattern in the play and the team to know their roles. That is all he can do now

I am against a boycott, NOPM hurts CCFC and contributes to where we are. It is not the cause of the downfall but it is self defeating. It may make the fan feel better about themselves for taking this stance and I understand that. We can't say that NOPM is a protest it's a turning of your back...

And it will take more than a few pigs, a pitch invasion and bit of sky blue smoke to end this misery. This is our club, it's either worth fighting for or it's not. I have given my suggestions and am willing to put my money where my mouth is to bring about a sensible protest. I have the utmost...

I think you will find that the team were so scared after the incident that they caved in and Standing in front of a horse got women the vote, each to their own but I hope that enough supporters of our club recognize that this wasn't anything other than a protest by individuals who felt they...

I respect your opinion, thuggery is harsh IMO, I don't condone their actions nor condemn them. Just feel that they felt strongly enough about it to make a stand. I would suggest that the fans who wont go again need to get a life. Now that is my opinion

Not disagreeing in the least

The CT interview with the Sixfields protesters has left me feeling rather humbled at their stance. It is likely they will face further sanctions and they will feel the pain of not seeing their team(some would say lucky bastards!!!) Even those of us on the sidelines should acknowledge that this...

Or Venus forced the issue so they had to get a new manager?

George Hudson asks who hired Tim Fisher? what knowledge does Joy have of football club management? The sad fact, not my opinion, is that you do not have to have any experience or knowledge to buy a club, just funds and no criminal record(or at least not in the UK).That is the FL policy. Our...

The players (beavon apart)that have come in are as bad as the rest, Reilly, Clarke, Folry and the Derby boys have come in at an awful time to be fair. I would have liked see Beavon up front with Sordell

I have come to the conclusion if we score more than the opposition then we have a very good chance of staying up but my research has uncovered we are unlikely to achieve this goal because we are not very good.

I have hated January since1989, in march of that year we went top of division1 by beating Arsenal, who won the league.

PTSD. It never leaves me!