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Support your local team. Makes a lot more sense than any of the previous things he has said. It will also show that Northampton Town were wrong to rent the ground to SISU as it will erode their own support.

Graham Rodger - not as good as Graham Oakey but he was part of the 1987 Wembley team (as sub)

I completely agree with your summary. I recall saying, when they took over, that they had a maximum 3 year plan for the Premiership and if that did not happen then there would be problems, I was shot down on GMKonline forum for speaking ill of own new benevolent owners. I don't think they...

You raise a very good point, but the FL rules allow for the TPPO (third party player ownership) under their own interpretation of the rules. Unusually, the rules of the governing body, The English FA, are much stricter in the interpretation of TPPO, mainly due to the Tevez affair at West Ham...

Away fans at the Ricoh used to sing, "Your ground's too big for you" SISU have moved the club to a 7000 capacity ground and the away fans can still legitimately sing, "Your ground's too big for you"

They have no authority to sell tickets as the company does not have a fooball club (ie. the "golden share"), agreement to play in Northampton (as it is dependent on leaving administration) and it does not have any players (as we are told they are in CCFC (Holdings) Limited). There must be...

Is there a SISU-style season ticket deal... - do not pay for the season ticket - transfer all my assets to a company - declare myself bankrupt at end of the season - eventually offer to pay them 26p in the pound of my debt

Keep emailing them. If you don't then they will assume that all is accepted by the fans. Also, email the FA, email the SISU investors, email Joy (the puppet master) ....

The transfer embargo is a FL rule and, as we are all aware, FL rules can be changed to suit the needs of the football club owners. I would not be surprised if the embargo is lifted due to "exceptional circumstances".

That's about 300 million people, don't think the city could cope.

I like the idea, the "Save Chip" campaign even became part of the Ford advert that ran in Soccer AM breaks. The slogan needs to be short and easy to say or remember. it cannot be too long and awkward, "Save Chip" was two syllables and quick, it worked and had backing from tv. "SISU Out" works...

This is a point which appears to be continually changing. Appleton and Fisher said that the registrations were with CCFC Ltd just two weeks ago, but now Fisher claims they are with Holdings. According to their own rules, I believe that the FL should penalise the club a points deduction for...

SISU will not listen to Cov fans comments, you need to influence the investors to make them aware of your comments and they can change Joy's stance on this situation.

Sadly, I agree with your comment

I think this is the person to contact as a key SISU investor as he heads up the funds for PIFSS: http://www.portfund.com/portinvest/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=346&Itemid=156 Being in Kuwait he would not know the real feelings of the fans and only have the SISU spin that says...

Kuwait Investment Authority Farouq A. Bastaki - Executive Director - Alternative Investment Sector Salah Al-Muraiki - Head of Hedge Funds Investments http://www.kia.gov.kw/En/Alternative_Investment/Contact/Pages/default.aspx

Good post and could not agree more. Now we need to contact Kuwait...

How are you sure they are an investor at SISU Capital? This would be one way to contact them, or at least a start, http://www.psu.edu/oim/contact.htm

If we knew the name of the one main investor and target them with the serious feelings of the fans then I think this would unstable SISU and make them think about selling, cut their losses and run. How can we find out who is the main investor? Is it Huntsman?

How do you know this to be true? Do you have a link?