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Think the OP is asking the question Les had the poll attached to his article. His article was a rehash of lots of old news. A clearly loaded article towards the Ricoh should be sold to SISU, like his last article, and lots of Cov fans agree with this idea. Followed by a Poll to prove this...

Well my point was the majority of cov fans who voted in the poll disagreed with Les. You pointed out that that may not be the case as the votes could have been made up from non football fans and rival fans.

I guess it comes back to a moral decision again. SISU refuse to pay rent, attempt to distress a charity. They then annoy every fan they can possibly upset with the Northampton move. Added with the spin that they have no choice. Do you as a fan take all that up your Jacksi and say give the...

I am saying the MAJORITY of people voting in that poll will be Coventry fans Not as you have suggested rival fans or non Coventry fans

Yes their opinions count however anyone I know who is not a Coventry fan does not seem that interested in the Ricoh. They say it us a shame and it is stupid. However they do not actively go reading about it.

I will give you the multiple voting one. I imagine for both the yes and no camps. Rival fans = no Non football fans = very few would read an article that long about Coventry City then vote at the bottom. It will be mainly Cov fans who voted. Les headed it with a very leading article...

Chapter 2 Rival fans sneaking on their retro Cov Tops monitoring the Evening Telegraph then sabotaging polls at will. As they know there is no better way to annoy a Cov fan than a poll that suggests SISU should not be allowed to buy the Ricoh. (Good read that one) Chapter 4 Andy Thorn turning...

The above is a Bristol City fan debating with others whether they should attend Sixfields or not. Seems to be aware of a lot for a Bristol fan.

It's a tough call but I'm putting this one in my diary - but if they're getting up a petition, etc, I'll sign it Like This BS34Red 16 Jul 2013 executedwolf, on 16 Jul 2013 - 08:37 AM, said: There was nothing wrong with Highfield Road, arguably better when it was demolished than Ashton Gate is...

Woooosh straight over your head Moff It was sarcasm over the idea les' poll had been hijacked by rival fans (the outcome did not suit certain people.) Now his journalistic slant doesn't sit well with me, maybe I can suggest Les himself has been hijacked by rival fans........

They offered a sliding scale rent based on the Highfield Road rent at the time. CCFC rejected it and demanded a fixed one.

Maybe Les is a secret rival fan, scuppering things?

Who told you that?

If they accepted it then they were endorsing it as a correct procedure