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I will try my best.

That really was a typical Sisu line. None of them can accept responsibility for anything. Always quick to blame someone else, even within their own organisation. Very unprofessional. However, to give her the benefit of doubt and assume its true, I would be extremely concerned if I was an...

Will you get a season ticket? No Did you have one before? Yes Have you found something else to do? No At what point will you go? Will go as soon as they come back, but not committing to a season ticket until Sisu earn my trust. Does rental/ownership influence your decision to attend ? No

Where have I said that? Please don't put words in my mouth.

I'm defending our football club's home. That would depend on the circumstances. If it was liquidation through its own incompetence then yes I would take that. If it was liquidation due to immoral outside actions taken by sisu then no I could not accept that.

Just like Highfield Road 1999-2005.

You know exactly what I mean. ACL are currently repaying a loan to the Council are they not?

Perhaps we should hold all our games in The Hub car park from now on then. After all they could do with the business.

Well I'm sure none of us want to see a Coventry taxpayer investment liquidated. That second line is very childish.

The ground isn't ACL's to sell.

Yes but what do you want ACL to do about it? What your advocating is the same as me launching a NOPM campaign against my local CO-OP until the club comes back. From now on ACL are an irrelevant party in all this.

http://www.skybluestalk.co.uk/media/61-WIMBLEDON-0-COVENTRY-2-1996

Small allocations in the Prem. Lucky to get 2k tickets at United.

Can anyone explain to me why there is an issue in ACL making a few quid out of selling a couple of pints to people at this screening? NOPM against the club makes sense. It is to try and put the club under enough financial pressure that only by returning to the Ricoh will it be able to function...

This is a good opportunity to show everyone that the Ricoh is our home. Its about watching football in our rightful home, and helping a charity. If you consider the Ricoh to be our home, you shouldn't have a problem with this.

Yeah that's true. Our home gates can't compete with those of a big club like Hartlepool these days ;)

I found MK to be a strange place. Your right in that I wouldn't describe it as a shithole, but it just feels peculiar. The architecture is not to dissimilar to some of the post war parts of Coventry city centre, but it still feels different in the lack of soul and character. Must be the new...

I understand what your saying, but I hope it will be interpreted the alternative way, in that all these fans want to support the club, but find it wrong to do so whilst outside of Coventry.

The difference with this is MK Dons are a completely separate club to Wimbledon. If it was 10 years ago I wouldn't be going, as then the boro of Merton had been robbed of its team. However Wimbledon now exists as a league club in the form of AFC. We as city fans have a clear goal, get...

Not exactly the same. I will never give a penny to sisu under the current circumstances, but what harm is there in going to MK Dons? Pete Winkleman, the Football League, and the FA tried to rob the London Borough of Merton of a football league club. They failed. AFC Wimbledon won, the battle...