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Certainly less people going makes the current position even less sustainable. In respect of the law of diminishing returns: That is obvious. A total boycott shouldn't have been beyond the ken of the tiny minority (at least for one match) but then neither is it surprising that Cov fans...

People have lost interest. Its inevitable.

The real irony is that it was Coventry City (in the 60s) that first beamed an away match (FA cup tie) back to home ground. This will be lost on the wankers at FL who have no real knowledge or even the point of the game. A deplorable bunch of hypocrites.

Robert Maxwell was another. They, without medication and help, (which involves an acknowledgement that there IS a problem), drift into states of denial and repetition. It becomes an addiction with strong psychopathic overtones.

Never have, never will.

You cannot be sure. Until it is tried you won't know.

I think the vast majority of Cov fans would be better off accepting that there are a tiny minority for whom the light will never come on. These people will never be the change they want. It's beyond pointless trying to connect with such dead wood.....like asking a post for the time.

Well said. ....protest that endures, is a sure sign that the issue is a just one. We will in the end.

If only a shit beard was Fisher's worst attribute. Sadly, for us and humanity, its way down a very long list.

All the while the iniquity of Cov playing in a foreign town continues the justification for protest remains. It is not beholden on us fans to get us back where we belong. That is the responsibility of others. The media tonight have a wider responsibility to report on that situation as it...

Ok, Einstein, would you please explain to us how you are going to make the world a better place without occasionally standing up for the things you want? I know explanation and philosophy aren't your top subjects but have a go anyway. Go on.

Inertia is strangling society not just Ccfc.

This is why forums are not so helpful to football fans The deep analysis necessary to unite us requires hours of discussion before we will act with one voice or become the change we want. Hours.

Hobo, that's way too controversial, almost philosophical. There used to be a sect of hermits a bit like you describe. They were called stylites and lived on scraps thrown from below. Weird fuckers.

Opinion is a point of view not necessarily shared by others. What I offered was an observation of people unprepared to ask for change despite wanting it. And I'm "moronic".

Read it again, carefully. Nothing moronic there. Challenging perhaps, thought provoking, definitely, but then 'moronic' is an overused word wheeled out far too often

You're absolutely right. Some things are more important but then some want life on a plate and think that's how its dished out. More laughter

And there you have it. An insubstantial comment adding to the lack of substance of any protest. Laughable. It is odd how the few hundred who disapprove about going but leave to others the expression of that iniquity. Not until we stand together on this will matters change.