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Very, very fair point. Seems like a number of people's answer is just for those who are refusing to go, to start attending games to protest. The thread was a very interesting suggestion. Just that of what if the people in the ground could make their feelings known that they too don't want to...

I am saddened by it, Torch. I really wish all the fans could all be united on this.

I certainly don't think a few banners would go amiss. Just something along the lines of the club returning to Coventry.

I guess it could just be that outsiders might see it as support of the move.

I'm sure the vast maority don't support the move there. They simply cannot bring themselves to not watch their club.

Think the thread has been misunderstood to be honest. I don't think Standup is having a go, I think he is genuinely making a suggestion.

It's okay. It's all got a bit messy on here of late hasn't it. I will never have a go at those attending Sixifields. I would rather they didn't go, but it is their own free choice and I would never put them down for doing so.

I don't tell people what they should do. I have always said that people are free to choose. Think you are mixing me up with someone else Torch. This is getting silly. All the OP is suggesting is that people who are going anyway maybe do something to let the owners know they aren't happy. Don't...

That' a fair point Torch, but there are thousand upon thousand like me who refuse to travel to Northampton. My stance like many others is that if I am saying I won't travel 34 miles to watch a home game, then how on earth can I travel 34 miles to make a protest that I won't travel 34 miles?

The other point on this, is that you can be bound sure that if 4 or 5 thousand of us turned up with banners then a lot of the people who already attend Sixfields would accuse all of this negativity hurting the team.

He has a very fair point to be fair Nick. There are those who refuse to go on principal. There are however people who do go and it is those he is suggesting who should do something. You can't expect anyone who refuses to go to games on principal to suddenly start going just to protest. He is...

It's as much the embarrassment and publicity as much as anything else Mark, and as I have said before, while some go there is always the hope for Sisu that crowds will increase if we do really well. If no-one goes whatever, then that belief is blown straight out of the window. Sisu must at the...

No grugde, but feel saddened that people are attending. Best thing here would be if all fans united. Either we all go and every week the club can't get the fans in and it's an organisational disaster, or no-one goes at all and the stadium is always empty, causing great embarrassment to the...

You mean 12,500 and 32,000?

Used to love Not the Nine O'Clock News!

I don't mind her. Don't find her at all funny, but she doesn't bother me at all. If it's on I don't exactly feel a desperate need to switch channels. I just ignore her. Two other people I don't find the slightest bit funny are Harry Hill and Victoria Wood. Now those too I do fly off the sofa...

Should you really be advocating violence being a moderator?

Yeah, remember her from the comedy Home Time. that was actually set in Coventry.

Never even heard of Phoneshop. What was that? Wolfie was in Citizen Smith, you're correct. You are right about some older shows for sure, but things like the likes of Porridge are timeless. Think it helps greatly that the situation is that of a timecapsule of prison, which creates a bubble and...

Oh FFS, don't start bringing religion into it, we'll start getting suicide kit bag bombers.