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Could this guy be interested in us? Long shot I know. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/22949693

VOR, good to read someone who talks the team up, too many on here talk us down. Potentially we are a pretty big club. Youngsters on here have no knowledge of what we once were before the rot set in. Very sad at times. Wolves, Sunderland, Man U in 1963, beating Millwall to go up to top division...

Nick, Steve, a protest in town maybe, is more immediate. Agree with you about 'starving' Sisu out, but that'll take time, maybe a very long time. Drawing big media attention to our situation now might - just might - kick off something in the fan's favour? We want to be playing at the Ricoh this...

Cashless, think the other guy is right. The fans are not united. The diehard away fans are together sure but the rest are demoralised in the main. They need some hope. If this madness continues I hope we all turn out in phenomenal numbers for away games.

It has been mentioned before, perhaps the Ricoh isn't the best place for a mass protest? In Broadgate perhaps? All very well a few dismissing such a move - 'not many will turn up, etc.' What is the alternative if we want to draw attention to the club's position? We're a big city, with...

Jack, seems a reasonable idea to me. Despite a few good hearted fans trying to raise media awareness about the awful predicament the club is in, we aren't in the papers nationally. I've contacted the Guardian, nothing. Doubt very much football fans around the country even know what is going on...

Just sent them a second email. No response to first a few weeks ago. Pointed out SISU's habit of not paying their bills. Well done to the coachload. SISU fight dirty, up to us to do the same. We've been too nice.

Thank God CCFC won't be moving to Brandon. As a 'diehard' of over 50 years I love my club, but I wouldn't want all you ruffians in my back yard! :p

Bellamy's account sounds fair enough to me. He was played out of position most of the season by Strachan. He was recovering from a potentially career threatening injury. He was 20 years old. Be interesting to read what Paul Telfer, Paul Williams and Steve Frogatt say. Though I doubt they would...

What skybluerevolution (pt2) said, ditto.

Me too? Where has PH4 said he has no interest in the club? Have I missed something?

The highly dubious Robert Jarni episode jumps out here. We all joke about it but if ever a transfer had 'dodgy' written all over it that was the one.

Don't knock it. If this fan's passion brings some much needed publicity to our plight then he's helping. To be honest I'm surprised how tame our fans are. I'm not calling for violent protests, but I would have thought the younger element amongst our supporters might have made more of a fuss.

I'll be one resident up in arms if this lunatic scheme is true.

Houchy is right. I too always think of him as Sir Jimmy Hill. Brilliant bloke. Though Mustard is right too, who wants an 'honour' from the shoddy, corrupt people that govern us? John Lennon had it right.

QPR, Bolton, Blackburn, Swansea, Middlesboro, Stoke, Ipswich, Norwich, Sheffield, Leicester, Reading all POTENTIALLY bigger than them. With the emphasis on POTENTIAL. Sure we're languishing now, but get decent owners and even a whiff of an upward turn and people long starved of hope would come...

Willie Stanley, surely you're on a wind up? SISU Raised the cash for the Jimmy Hill statue?! Not in a million years. The idea was first mooted on the old City Telegraph site, still there to read I understand. We pressed Jim Brown on it and as far as I understand it was then taken up by people...

Brum seem to be a candidate. Gerry Daly, Harry Roberts, Peter Ndlovu, David Smith, Jim Hagan, Jim Blyth, Mick Ferguson, Martin Grainger a few( seasons back, Bob Latchford, Eddie Brown going way back, & didn't Sean whatisname (we got him from non league in 1990s) play for us and them?

Forgot to say - Go in at about 2.15 to avoid the other stuff.

Here's the link TF & the Higgs Charity chap are later on in the show. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p018sykg