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PAXMAN - This is an evolving situation - probably the endgame. Do we give up and support an intolerable situation or demonstrate with our passion that whenever new owners materialise that there is still a cause worth representing? Please, stop fearing what you have no control over. It is self...

EXACTLY. And that is the thrust of this thread. 1) A united protest is something we can get behind. - and probably a lot more fun than blindly following an undermined club heading for another relegation. 2) Leading contenders: A) Whistles - impossible to block B) Balls on pitch - tennis and or...

There cannot be many like that left. I think if we can keep the pressure on in a unified and dignified way we will enjoy the battle as well as win in the end. PusB

One of the critical points is maximising the new found sense of unity amongst us. And I did say: "ALMOST unanimous support" We'll win in the end. PUSB

What is clear is that SISU hate adverse publicity. Years ago they instructed the dayglo muppets to confiscate all banners and flags on a 'fire cert' pretext. Fisher is utterly desperate now - his lies unravel as he spouts them. The promise of more unified protests terrifies him. ;)

Direct action - gets the most publicity for a just cause. The fans have the sympathy and support of every club in the land. If the cops make an example of a martyr that only makes Susu's position more untenable.

THIS....

Based on all available evidence that has been futile.....and you think I'm being 'delusional'! What HAS changed is the emerging strength behind a unified protest which seems to be something we can all get behind and develop.

My opinion is that the constant drip of bad publicity clearly reflects on the awful owners and mismanagement of a decent club with huge, unrealised potential. Additionally it flags up our cause, keeps us in the public eye AND may stimulate interest among an investor as it continually feeds in...

Whatever is decided there is now a sense of unity which demonstrates our passion for the club and community. Ultimately we will win and get our club back, stick together and this will happen sooner rather than later. PUSB

Given the almost unanimous support for what occurred on Thursday night and the widespread publicity that it earned should we use the momentum and continue with this emboldening sense of unity? PUSB

Unity is the way to go, always has been.

EXCELLENT PROTEST last night. Well done to all who contributed. In the past I think our lack of passion has permitted our owners to consistently take the piss. Maybe now Sisu will begin to think twice.

Being united as fans and acting with one voice is a pipe dream BUT if we could agree it would prevent the 'divide and rule' tendency of fans arguing endlessly and pointlessly.

Dunno why this particular penny is dropping just now? It has always been the only way to forcing a solution. Anyway, whatever the majority decide the rest should get onside.

They probably were. The FA helped them out twice before...

As if this'd make any difference.

If Sisu hoped to build their asset off the back of a flimsy legal challenge then they are truly desperate. Therefore, as they have already demonstrated they have no understanding of football or affinity with the community it is to be hoped that they now, finally do one. From day one they have...

Best way of remembering JH would be to DO what he was so good at getting Coventrians to do; UNITE. If that means doing the conga on the pitch, so be it.

EXACTLY