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Not really sure what you are not getting. For most fans it is quite simple we are 100% opposed to the club playing its home matches away from Coventry. For a lot of us even if the club won a 100 games on the trot we simply wont go on principle. However I believe most fans don't yet believe the...

Not sure some fans are that bothered to be truthful. Let's be honest if you are in work and have a car and particularly if you live on the south side of Coventry then getting to Sixfields is no real great hardship.30 minutes down the M45/M1,with reduced admission costs to offset the extra travel...

The MK Dons were the club that moved from Wimbledon,they were not a new club, they just changed their name. In the same way as the LA Rams moved from LA to St.Louis, to become the St Louis Rams, same team same players, playing under a new name. Go to the Anaheim area know and you will struggle...

If the club stayed in Northampton for good, in what way would it be different to Wimbledon moving to MK Dons. The MK Dons weren't a new club, you don't seem to make any logical sense.:o

If the move to Northampton was permanent, then by definition it would mean they weren't coming back ,ever.

Of course supporting NOPM is the general concept, ie not going to home games or buying replica kits, I'm sure any fan who buys a ticket for an away game via CCFC needs not feel racked with guilt. There are fans who equally will have a policy of NOPM towards ACL, however by going to home games...

Well for the vast majority of fans moving to Northampton makes absolutely no sense,either logically or commercially.

People have questioned where they could move their franchised club too. There is a place not too far from where they could move too, indeed not that far from Northampton. The town of Bedford population from 2011 census is approximately 150000 , no football team of any note nearby, not far from...

I'm not sure most Coventry City fans would consider the club being away from Coventry for probably at least 5 years as short term. I would wager that most fans consider the exile far too long already. Not sure why you would bring Littlejohn into this ,I was actually thinking of the Jimmy Saville...

On Friday night's phone in I did notice Clive Eakin continually refer to the move to Sixfields being 'short term' a phrase he repeatedly used, not quite sure how 3-5 years equates to short term. I think part of the problem is the is they portray a pretty typical BBC mindset, arrogance that the...

Maybe he buys a season ticket every time we win a game. To be fair SISU's legal bills won't pay themselves you know.:o

Personally I don't think that many fans will go to Northampton on the back of a couple of wins. Indeed I would expect that Preston's following will be less than Bristol's 1200 fans, so would expect the gate to actually drop. In 2 weeks the team have an away match at Shrewsbury, a big away...

Not forgetting the Football League:D

Didn't vote for either. Although option1 is a possibility. Can't really conceive their being any chance of option 2 happening anyway. I think most fans believe that hell will freeze over before CCC would agree even a partial sale to SISU.

Yes I would imagine that's how most people would view this, utter desperation. If Fisher was fully focussed on 'moving on', and planning a new stadium why would he still be concerned about the Ricoh Arena. I would view this as good news, as it seems to confirm SISU desperation to still try and...

Fisher says a lot of things, just occasionally some of them maybe true.:o

I would imagine the club programme would be a good place to start. Did anybody from the Coventry area place an advert? It is hard to imagine so, problem is who actually has got a programme.

Well Fisher has made it crystal clear and has repeated what he has said before many times before, we won't be returning to the Ricoh under any circumstances. Whilst SISU control CCFC it will never play football in Coventry ever again, that is his stark promise ,oft and continually repeated. So...

I don't believe there is a chance in hell that ACL will agree any type of sale to SISU, a new rental deal yes, but things have gone far too far for any even partial sale. It is equally as hard to see how Fisher could possibly do a volte face and suddenly agree any type of rental deal. Virtually...

A ground that holds around 500 season ticket holders should suffice by then.