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Sisu doing road blocks now too? :eek:

Yes, sense to them. But how is that best for CCFC?

Cheers for that. Also you have to say that Sisu are cutting their own throats here. They are saying we have to move for the future good of CCFC, yet the bidders for new ownership are saying they will happily stay at the Ricoh and not move away. Surely if moving away is the only option then all...

Guess you'll find out if you do go to Rainbows and then do suddenly become hard. :whistle:

Yep. It's the way to go. Only the captain allowed to approach the ref and what the ref says goes. No cajoling or trying to hassle and harry the poor bloke. Too much player power on the football field these days.

They are bound sure to try and pull the rug from under everyone. Say something unexpected and that cannot be verified. There will also be a lot of political style non answering of questions too. Probably be better if no-one turned up.

No forums in Walsall? I'm disappointed.

If it is Sisu then so be it. We need money into this club and the revenue streams from the Ricoh. Should be the same no matter who the owner is.

I think so, yes.

And I think that is quite key, Ferret. If the Walsall move went ahead I do believe there will indeed be some rival breakaway club set up. If so, I dare say they would make every effort to make disenfranchised City fans feel part of this new identity.

Just think he is saying they have missed an opportunity. The club needs fans and there will be many thousands of fans not going to Walsall, should that move go ahead. Here was a chance to build a club disenfranchised City fans could identify with.

Very decent post there Ferret. Agree with all that pretty much.

Hate to break it to you, but you're dead.

Are you saying there was a fire at the Ricoh last week and Joe Elliot was responsible?

I do think a player is more likely to but put off by fans jumping up and down and waving their arms as a distraction rather than booing. If Richard Keogh was taking a penalty against us I would just gurn.

Impressed by what he said. Appears that the council, ACL and Higgs have all been very supportive. Sounds too like this would be a massive investment. Major corporate organisations in the Far East.

It's a psychological situation for sure. Doesn't matter how good a player you are or how good at taking penalties you are. It's also very much to do with focus and state of mind. The point of my OP anyway wasn't about penalties, it was all about how we treat ex players who were good servants...

I wouldn't boo. I wouldn't cheer him either mind. I would just stay silent. Kevin Phillips said the booing made him more determined and focused on scoring. Therefore the booing didn't work did it.