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As I've said before, a new breakaway club would have less fans, practically no money anyway, nowhere to play and in a far lower league. As said above, SISU aren't here forever.

Wish someone would tell Thorn/Clingan this - Clingan is more than capable of some great balls forward and Cody is capable of running onto them but either Clingan doesn't want to, or Thorn is telling him not to! And yes, you might be slightly deluded :)

I'm not really sure... the squad to me doesn't look bad on paper: Murphy - good keeper, starting to get used to his defense. Hussey - confidence affects him - has shown good attacking prowess though defensively not the best - true of a lot of wing-backs nowadays Cranie - solid defender Keogh -...

Tbh I can't see many advantages - we'd have less fans going, start in a division far lower than League one, with barely enough money to get a team together or register to play etc. If something should happen to stop our CCFC existing then yes but, until that time, I'll stick with the current club

I've already bought my ST and all SISU'll do is sell more players. Sorry, but I pay to support Cov and I'm not gonna stop.

Ok im gonna summarise my opinions: Thorn - no plan B, if his diamond doesn't work we're done. He's stubborn as much as anything and makes stupid changes a la Burnley with Cody. Money: need I add more? Marlon: unfortunately the guy was very good at taking defenders away, letting Clingan +...

Essex you've put a smile on my face! My first game was the penultimate game at Highfield Road 2-2 vs Wolves, 94th minute goal... I've never seen Cov in the Prem :-( But I'll support 'em as long as the club exists! PUSB

Agreed. Whilst I'm not exactly a fan of Bell, Baker is good enough for us when he has a bit of confidence and McPake's a great player - though ofc. extremely injury prone. The money side, I would rather they had some value than none at all and if a lower league club comes in, it's a few extra...

10 years ago hooliganism was rife an' all... can't say I miss that either

It's only a story because our chairmen haven't done it for the past god-knows how long!

a defeatist attitude like that won't help...

It's amazing how much better a point feels in the circumstances: Atm I imagine most Leeds fans will be deflated about last night - whereas most of us are jubilant (we know it's only a point, but still!) Home game against a weak Burnley team is starting to look quite nice now :laugh:

Exactly, so really - all the positive threads on here are negative, and negative's are positive... My mind is blown :thinking about:

Could always try a streaming site like Fromsport.com

You think? I must admit I saw him against Barnsley and he was woeful, looked terrified every time the ball went near him and then topped it off by jumping on top of the ball for their pen. He seemed to have his confidence back and was beating players often enough - certainly second half

:claping hands::claping hands::claping hands: I'm going to sit at home by myself and read these topics over and over now :)

We beat Forest, I know it's only 1 game but the topics after it were roughly: Obligatory SISU out post one titled Negatives I couldn't see 1 topic that actually had any good things to say about a much needed win when we could have easily won 3-1 - 1 outstanding Lee Camp save, header against the...

Whilst I can't help but agree that Evra is a well know shit-stirrer, Suarez does seem the sort judging on past incidents. How you prove such an allegation though confounds me.

I reckon Westwood isn't too big a loss - no doubting he was a good keeper but we still don't concede that many goals per game. Gunnarson - couldn't care less - did very little in his last 2 seasons and is still doing little for Cardiff. King is a big loss, no denying it - he could do the obvious...

Money's a bit tight here but went to Barnsley and going to Brighton next month. Reckon we could get something tonight - no logical reason why but I do