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That's good. :)

Too simple, honest, sensible and straightforward for Sisu. They have a different agenda.

He was the best we could have hoped for under the circs. Not a yes man like many of our fans who think Sisu is the club.

In light of the recent CET poll - 93% of fans would not buy a season ticket with club leaving Coventry - which clearly indicates that Sisu have lost the pr battle so they now try and gag criticism. They haven't a clue. A club's fanbase and ties with the community are fundamental to its health...

Cov Ladies v Cov Legends would be v entertaining. Jimmy Hill could manage the ladies Snozzer the legends. Brilliant idea!

I wouldn't be so sure of this if I were you. Unbelievably there are still a few who cannot see the wood for the trees. Hard to credit considering the evidence but I suppose clinging to the wreckage of a fallacy drawn on water is easier for some than the truth.?

What's it matter if some are pro or anti the hedge fund. We, innocent fans, have seen the club drift towards ruin in five short years. Arresting the decline will necessitate changes. Getting new owners with some intelligence might be a start.

So, all in all, not much of a plan. In point of fact a completely idiotic non starter. High time people woke up to what has actually happened to the club over Sisu's tenure and realised that these people haven't finished yet. :(

If ever there were proof that Sisu are hell bent on destroying club this is it. Cov is home to Ccfc. This is our club - we need to keep it in the city. This would be a nightmare scenario.

As I haven't penned my magnum opus yet I cannot comment but if all I get is a copy and paste answer there'll be hell to play.

Rubbish. There are many Cov fans who are not in the trust. Is there opinion irrelevant? And what about the two or three who think that Sisu should stay on. They should be heard too.

What a pathetic, spineless interpretation. It is time, if ever there was a time, that Cov fans do what ever they can to point out to whoever exactly what is at stake. The regulators must interpret this process with due regard to all the stakeholders involved. We are where we are precisely...

On top of all that is their inability to run a football club. FFS, They couldn't run a bath! What a shower.

Jeeeez what a shit interview. That host is barely literate. I like Ainsworth tho' he clearly has the clubs' interests at heart despite not being a fan.

The sisu rent boys are in denial. It's pathetic.

He's been good for the club, fair play Bob, respect.

The misery naysayers will be heard. ;) I think, however, it has at least gone beyond sisu In/out polarisation. Now the consensus at least seems to be when they have gone will we learn from what has happened? Let's hope so, hey?

Ffs, a bloke speaks up for the club and gets this carping bullshit.

They are certainly not. The Fit and Proper test needs some teeth. In terms of a safe guard of a community asset the council have been the only safeguard from the worst owners in the club's history. If the Football League has any integrity they will recognise this.

Where did I say it was justifiable? What I did say was that it was understandable......if it happened.? We don't even know if it did.