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You are right. Football in this country has lost its soul. The shadow of Bradford, Hillsborough has had deep implications. TV money, foreign investment and political interference has only continued to rob communities of that influence which gave football its character. This erosion has been...

Hilarious.:claping hands:

You can ask him from me; Do Sisu have an exit strategy? It's the only way forward.

Well, the club is dead anyway both spiritually and morally. It's difficult to say to "fans" that they should behave when the owners and just about everybody else associated with club lie, cheat and exploit. The disconnect between what a club should be and what it has become is there for all to...

Yeah, spot on, they've never had a clue. Obvious to anyone that has.:guitar2::guitar2:

That their apologists seem incapable of normal brain function. Cognitive processes usually demonstrate logicality.....but not in their case. This is a mystery.

This is probably the best reason of all. Get rid of Sisu AND their sycophants:claping hands:

AFC Coventry would just take its place, albeit from the bottom. Isn't that the point of this thread? With sisu at the helm it'll happen anyway.... its never been a matter of "if" but "when". Most of us realised this years ago.

You've gotta be joking.......we couldn't afford to lose to Crewe.....and today seals it. This season ccfc have flattered, a faux team full of sound and fury but ultimately sweet fa. To succeed a club has to add up.....sisu has made this impossible......we're bankrupt not just financially but...

Pretty much my take on it too. Difficult to see where else sisu can go. Bet they wish they'd baled out to GH now.......they've been awful for the club and city....only an idiot could think otherwise.

They've had their chances and blown everyone of them. Only the desperate think there could be a future with sisu. For pity's sake sisu, do one.

I think that is becoming more likely by the minute. Somebody may "encourage" sisu to leave the building.

And the usual suspects say I never offer ways out of the impasse. ;-) What Sisu could and should have done is done everything in their power to exercise their option to buy the 50% share of the stadium. 1) They were only going to do this if people were going to trust them. 2) they were only...

That's a good point. Indeed, to pass the "fit and proper" test you have to be identifiable. For all we know Sisu could be a drugs cartel? I suspect the football league are actually pretty toothless, tbh.

On another thread I suggested that HUBRIS could be the reason why Sisu continue to throw good money after bad: I've seen this before particularly with the inflamed world of finance where reputations are at stake. This refusal to admit defeat when everybody can see its going to end in...

Cheers DIEHARD - failure to respond to the truth is typical of those that haven't a leg to stand on. There's a pattern here.....

This isn't even close to being true. Indeed, without the football, the Ricoh could open its doors to many other and more profitable revenue streams.

Good post - and a fine illustration of a sensible strategy.

I bow to your superior ball gazing abilities. Remarkable. Sick Boy was berating fans for being pro sisu and having become anti sisu. I was simply pointing out that people should be allowed to change their mind.....MOREOVER if the alternatives were SISU or NO CLUB then it is hardly surprising...

Which is why Sisu should have kept their noses clean and convinced everybody they would do it straight. They have royally fucked up in this regard. Two wrongs do not make it right.