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Exactly, joys words.

The question was should the council sell to sisu in order for Ccfc to be able to return to Coventry. That implies its the only option for the club to return, which we all know isn't.

In fairness he got up my nose more when he started saying about as fans we should be grateful. At least he's admitted here he cares only for money and not the integrity of English football.

I mean in the Telegraph. The poll about letting sisu buy the ground was one of the most biasedly worded polls I've ever seen from a supossedly impartial viewpoint.

Ffp funding can only be considered in the form of donations. Basically sisu cant lend money to the club to get around Ffp. Your glorious leaders are going to have to put their hands in their pockets to cover this one.

In the interest of fairness, when will we have the 'should sisu accept a short term rent deal so Ccfc can return to the Ricoh' poll?

Where are the new fans coming from? As for the likes of me, at least 5 years of no football, I very much doubt I will go back again on a regular basis. In 5 years time Saturday at the football will be a distant memory, and I will have found something else to do.

We'll have no fan base in years to come. That will be sisus legacy.

Watch them get 1000 on it, the media will be all over the "long suffering" fans. Whilst out 7000 march was largely ignored by the national media.

There's no evidence to suggest oblivion though is there? Let me put it another way, current situation or City back at the Ricoh in the Conference?

It would be interesting to see the figures, if the much small amount of F&B income (that Fisher claims will propel CCFC to the Champions League) that is being received at Northampton, covers the money lost from pitch side advertising?

They don't need to own the ground, however it is obvious that owning the whole freehold would be better. Its a bit like a Granny thinking she needs a Ferrari to go shopping once a week, when in reality a Metro will do everything she needs.

The directors had also made forecasts of revenue that may be jeopardised by the ground-share with Northampton Town FC. "Uncertainty exists regarding the level of support and attendance...which impacts on other commercial revenues and there is no certainty that the level of revenues projected...

I think all of us want CCFC to own the ground. We just don't trust Sisu owning it.

The Take That gig at the bescott must really help them.

Rules say the higher placed team gets priority on fixtures.

I still think they would want such a ridiculously high price that we would still be stuck with them.

Well the only way I and 90% of others will give sisu money again is on my terms.

I would be in agreement except like the majority of clubs, Northampton Town lease their ground.