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Don't understand why you would say someone who has said they had personal issues would be considered as being someone who 'can't be arsed' when it would seem obvious that, that would be anything but.:confused: Odd.

Yes, yes! We all know that 11,000 for a League One match is good. Everyone knows that. No-one is arguing against that. This was a very extraordinary circumstance though. That's all people are saying. No point keep labouring on about it I feel. Let's just move on and see what the Preston game...

How much of a guess is that? We can cover the rent from just 1,000 fans?

Are you related to RFC by any chance?

Well obviously haven't seen the latest figures for the agreement this season, but I'm sure previously the break even figure was around 11,000. Be interested to know what it is now, but we surely cannot survive on crowds of under 11,000 and if we start on a poor run the attendances will surely...

And so therefore we will continue on the slippery slope of financial woes. We can't afford to stay at the Ricoh on crowds of 11,000.

Well, I'm boycottig your boycott. Anyone else care to join me?

They're meeting and that's the main thing.

Sounds like it's going to be a boycott of one. NOGM Not One Ginetta More

I sincerely hope so. And hopefully not just because Preston might bring a lot more than Yeovil either.

To be quite honest I didn't read as far as his drinking comment. :D

True, but on the playing side, we have just had two great games with fantastic atmospheres, 2 wins, an unbeaten run and us in the top 6 places. Doesn't get much better than that at the moment.

Some very fair points there, Sid. If we come back to the Ricoh for Preston still in the top 6 and remaining on our unbeaten run, it will be interesting to see what the attendance will be for that match.

I'm sure nearly every single City supporter would not have any problem with your stance and reasoning.

No, sorry. Disagree. Now we are home the very last thing we should ever consider is to boycott home games here at the Ricoh. Can't think of anything that would hurt the club more. To get Sisu out we need to make CCFC an attractive proposition to would be buyers. To do that we need a bit of...

Errm, hang on a tad. 'You missed out: 2013/14' I was talking about this season and a certain poster asked me about how I felt in 2012/13. I haven't missed anything out and was just answering his question. And 'A club taken away from the City and the supporters for a season causing massive...

Myself ncluded in that. Paid for ST over 2 weeks ago and yet I had to queue up on Saturday morning to pick up my Yeovil ticket. That's abit incompetent to say the least.

Biting the pillow talk?

Sad, but true.

Hate to say it, but I agree with you and this is coming from a big advocate of the Ricoh and someone who has a real desire for the club to stay and play there. Unless fans come into the ground though on a regular basis staying at the Ricoh is not going to be sustainable.