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Haha. Get down here there are pies, chips n hot dogs a plenty Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Is Steve Evans there? We could put towels on a row for him Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Take ur pick there are plenty empty Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Action gates possibly means drag people in to get to 5000 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Anybody for a chorus of 'ghost town'? Nobody here Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I will settle for a scrappy 1-0 tonight just to kick start the season. Trouble is I suspect confidence is rock bottom and speculation re TM unsettling. Even with a win we remain bottom but a loss means we are already adrift. Time for the fans to play their part, time for TM to do a 'into the...

Yes we should work with the units. In Leicester for all home games students and staff at one of the unis can apply for tickets (I have won on a couple of occasions...when CCFC have been away...encourages some to take a greater interest in football and for some is a first time experience. Good to...

Personally still think the most dramatic and effective action would be mass protest blocking roads and away coach delaying kick off...then all in ground to support team. There the media get the anger of fans and lengths they are prepared to go to...followed by passion and support for football...

The owners might not be there but if all got behind the team as and when game began then it would be clear to the media and football authorities where questions needed to be asked. I suspect the players and staff would want to join the protest but of course wouldn't be able to. Perhaps a few ex...

The protest is clearly against the club and specifically ownership of the club not the players. I think on that everyone can agree Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's true. But whereas a boycott would lead to an empty soulless atmosphere to play in. One that is charged with passion and causing delay might fire the crowd and players. I guess they might respond differently. Personally I would play harder if I knew those watching had got off their asses...

Yes possibly and it might put some off but if there were 8000 on the pitch they could hardly impose 8000 banning orders. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes there may be consequences to any form of action but you need an objective and you need some action that puts SISU on the back foot. It would be interesting on who would impose a ban on attendance as SISU don't own the ground. Wasps might not want to impose a ban on fans who have a legitimate...

It's not filling the ground or emptying the ground that will achieve results it is preventing a game being played or at least delaying kickoff that will make people sit up and notice...the FA & FL would be questioned as would SISU. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Absolutely right. There has to be an objective to the action and unless SISU take note or are 'hurt' by it then it is worthless. A boycott when the majority protesting have already bought tickets is laughable. I posted a couple ideas a bit ago re meaningful action that would get real attention...

I object to the word scab here. I'm a trade unionist and stood on picket lines and have called those who walk through lines 'scabs'. This is different...we will not prevent the game being played by not turning up. We will not reduce the money as the majority are season ticket holders with the...

Like many on here my love for ccfc started cos my dad took me up. In the 60s he carried up a stool for me to stand on behind the goal in the Kop. In the late 70s when I went to uni I phoned home on a Saturday to get the low down on the game. By 2000 I was travelling over from Leicester to pick...

Most likely they will take those who signed it to court to get a ruling on whether our e signatures are legitimate. If they fail they will appeal. And appeal. And appeal The one thing they won't do is give their attention to the football side of CCFC Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And personally I would like us if we went out and came back to be Coventry Phoenix. Ties in the football club and the proud history of the city Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If we went out of business and a new club was built (whatever it's name) I would give it a go. If the fans make it a reborn CCFC then that's what it will be. If fans don't and want something new and fresh then so be it. When we changed from singers to CCFC it probably seemed right for that time...