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Whose support is bigger is irrelevant under the current circumstances. What we do have, that successful teams have, is momentum, sadly for us it is solely in a downward spiral, seemingly never ending. There is not one supporter of our club who would have imagined we would play our home games...

Thats your theory, I hope you are right. I suggest that the only way we will return to previous levels of support is with new owners who are transparent in their business plan and dealings with the fans, success on the field of play and some enticements in the initial stages of the return. The...

Chelsea 1 Coventry City 2 Premier league 4th May 1994, 8923 attendance at Stamford Bridge 10 days before an FA cup final. Very supportive! That said I agree that us CCFC fans are fickle.

Couldn't agree more than with this statement, i hope it comes good for all of our sakes and we all get an outcome which means CCFC can move forward like Boro, like Charlton did and like Luton are doing now but from my perspective the pain is just starting and will get far worse. Grendel will...

And therein lies the truth, there is nothing they can do now anyway, whether 15,000 were going or 1500.

and there is no evidence to suggest they will be back to previous levels, however i think that with success crowds would flock back, i just dont believe we will be in that situation unless something really mind blowing occurs. the balance sheet is too far gone in the wrong direction for that to...

# I hear you James Smith but sadly the horse has bolted........there is no way that our owners will get their investors money back unless we win the premier league, champions league and the voice. Also they are well aware how bad it is, its purely damage limitation and stringing this one out...

Totally agree with you on all points except I believe that with all the fans we can muster its still worthless. sadly imo we are doomed under the current conditions.

Then we beg to differ.......this has and never will have anything to do with the players and I agree with you that women would have run a thousand miles had she known what was afoot in the coming years and we would surely have taken administration to the ownership of these people but we are...

Or the collapse in attendances show that people dont give a damn? its how you want to spin it. fans were already losing interest and more and more are opting out of all things CCFC. I suspect if we went back to the Ricoh the attendances would not bounce back to previous levels. Cant prove it...

I have no idea what the JR outcome will be but I am sure we will never get back to the Ricoh under any circumstances unless it is in all parties interests to do so and there is not enough pressure on the owners or indeed their counterparts to do that. We know they are thick skinned, we know that...

And after three quarters of the season it has proven totally ineffective in influencing the outcome. Of course the fans are not happy but the owners are not spinning anything. This is a clear a case of 'we dont give a damn' as you will see and we are making it easy for them.

your really believe that? I am with you in thinking the 1500 are irrelevant but frankly the 8500 are just as impotent, Noble gesture staying away but influencing the outcome? not happening sadly.

but saying all that has been said in this thread we are just letting it happen. Nothing radical, nothing that makes the causes of this pain feel anything comparable. As I have said before we are laying down and having our tummies tickled..... What on earth has happened to challenging the status...

or symptomatic of the lack of unity and resolve needed to influence the events our club is undergoing?

not now but then yes

not but but then yes

Not a chance of unity i am afraid until reality hits us all between the eyes and we see the truth in front of us-lingering death....too divided on all issues

This is a catering and operating contract not a fixed financial contract. If there are no customers there is no income. It is a projection based upon best case scenario. Unfortunately for all parties it has not come to pass that it is a best case scenario. Therefore 125 million is a red herring...