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494 Replies 18,788 Views 50 pages Who would have thought it! And what sad insignificant little lives we all lead.:D

What would it mean for Sisu to have a 99 year old lease? Guess it would show they were not committed or dedicated enough to commit for the full 100 years. Would prove once and for all that they were not in it for the long haul.

Well my understanding is that sharehold is just having a share in the freehold. Leasehold just renting or leasing a property. with not owning the land and freehold, having ownership of property and land. And if you look up stranglehold in the dictionary it is listed as 'Sisu/ACL/CCC.'

Yep, agree about the history and the proximity to housing and the people of the city. That always gave things a bit more buzz than concrete undepasses and empty waste ground.

There is a freehold, a sharehold and a leasehold. Unfortunately Sisu have us in a stranglehold.

They're tough up North. A bit of light drizzle there would be consider a torrential downpour here in the Midlands.

And an umbrella.

Think that's the first time I've ever heard 'Barnsley' and 'sunny' in the same sentence!:D

Can't you just put that statement onto some kind of loop and just keep playing it every day for eternity?

Personally, I don't miss Highfield Road one little bit and I had been going up there from the late 60's til its demise. I think the Ricoh is so much better and I find I don't reminisce much at all about HR cos it changed so many times in all the years I was watching (Spion Kop to all seater, to...

Don't tell Sisu there is an empty stadium going, they'll move us up there!

At the moment by all accounts, we can't defend against anybody.

Over the past few seasons that could be one of several players, so anonymous some of them have been.

His mum?

I desperately want to see the City play. My daughter would absolutely love to go to, but we won't set foot in Sixfields. The Sky Blues have been the love of my life for all my life, but I cannot bring myself to go and if the club stay away from Coventry for any length of time then they will...

The most devisive thing in this whole sorry mess is our owners taking the club some 34 miles away from our home. As a result we now have division and in-fighting amongst supporters, despair and 90% of City fans no longer watching their team at its home ground.

You can't keep arranging marches though. These sorts of things are one offs. I personally saw no problem at all with the Ricoh charity game. A clear statement had to be made that fans wanted the club in Coventry. It wasn't an anti-Sisu or pro-ACL thing, but you were always going to get some...

So, if I sum up ..... Going on the hill and protesting is divisive. Going into the ground and protesting is divisive and meeting up at the Ricoh on match days and protesting is divisive! And then to top it all off people then say if we don't all do any of those things that we are just sitting...

Would agree with this.

Happy to get involved. People don't even need to be there all day. Just turn up for kick off and stay an hour or so. Whatever people can spare. Could get speakers from the SBT or KCIC to say a few things too. Get people to bring their portable barbecues or whatever and just turn up and have a...