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The first paragraph you don’t believe, you know full well that they publicly denied the indemnity clause, and also ridiculed any suggestion of it. the trust when out of their way to target Grendel, the fake profiles all members of the trust. Neil white claimed he wanted to listen to all sides...

The problem is that any dissenting voices have been in the past ridiculed and slapped down. Therefore not getting the platform to be in a position to be elected. the perception is if you don’t agree with the leadership, you’ll be silenced. It’s genuinely scares me that they may get some power

Did anybody ask the question, if the trust veto a Ground move and the ground owners refuse to deal - how is the issue resolved?

It’s also an arrest from the Manchester police. You’re looking at United, City, Liverpool and Everton. leaves you: Sigurdsson Henderson Delph Kyle Walker

That’s an interesting one. He was massively rated at one point

Depends what you want to do. I’m with you on Sheaf, think he will be a good player, but he’s different to what Kelly does. if you need players advancing the game, and passing forward you play Sheaf. If you’re looking to defend and pick off an attacking midfielder you need a Kelly type player

Possibly because we need a better Kelly. That grafter who just breaks up play. As talismanic as he is, he’s likely to be injured 10 games in

Increasing the council tax by 5% to pay for Joy’s hand bags, and then not collecting the bins SISU OUT!

1 season they *can’t* - they were always able to go to most of the promotion season

They didn’t have a new beginning until a few years in. There’s always an excuse on Coventry. Like i sad. It was all over social media we’d average 20k at the Ricoh. It’s time for those fans to put their money where their mouth is.

It’s that 15k I’m talking about. They’re the most vocal ones. I agree 17k is about right. but as Frostie said, that vocal 15k are the ones saying we’d be averaging 20k in league one.

First season in league one was at the Ricoh. No reason why we couldn’t have had high attendances. I accept the Northampton and Birmingham reasons even though I don’t agree. but to drop off in Coventry? like I said. We’ve budgeted for 17k.We had 45k at Wembley. Northampton was clearly...

Rupert Lowe is probably held in the same regard as SISU. Abandoning the club doesn’t hurt the owners, either though does it. Only hurts us we also hadn’t at the time of relegation.

I’m not comparing us to those clubs. Our fan base dropped off a cliff when we first got relegated to league one. Compare that to at the time Similar sized clubs - Southampton, Leicester and Norwich who all averaged over 20k. most clubs fans seem to rally around their clubs at their darkest...

That’s a fair point. but as a club our fanbase is the most fickle. They have to attract customers. The attraction is a higher league. ive seen and heard every excuse as to why people don’t go. The club is back in the championship it’s time the fans stopped using shit excuses and supported the club

In the Ricoh years in the championship we averaged throughout those years 18k. It’s a realistic expectation that the fans put their money where their mouths are and turn up. we were told in the league one winning season we’d be getting 20k at the Ricoh.. well now we’re back in the championship...

I include the away support in this league, but we should be targeting a third of those Wembley supporters showing up regularly.

We had 45000 at Wembley. The least we can expect is 15000 turn up regularly.

Id like to think we’re preparing new contracts for them. Only 2 seasons left now. Value will drop dramatically next summer

I’ve not said they’re poor, I’m saying I don’t think they blow anyone out of the water. They won’t be in a relegation battle but won’t be troubling the top lot. Much like us