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I would assume the average attendances increased due to the Ricoh being able to provide a bigger away following for teams in comparison to HR. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If Sisu can't afford to build a new ground then can they afford to purchase the freehold of the Ricoh at a similar price? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well we all want that but none of us own the Football Club so we may all want that but have no action over it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Can you explain Crewe then? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As I said previously the average attendances do not lie, since we have been at the Ricoh we have not averaged beyond 22,000 a season. Why should a ground be built that has bigger attendance only the third of the time in which we have been a stadium that has been able to hold that capacity...

The Ricoh was brand spanking new and the attraction of a new stadium is what bought the higher numbers of fans plus the optimism and buzz that the Arena brought, when people realised that the Arena wasn't improving matters on the pitch crowds dwindled. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Comparing attendances to Highfield Road in it's last 4 seasons to the shiny, new Ricoh after it had just happened is a null and void arguement.

Which considering our attendance average for eleven seasons including one season in the Premier League (albeit relegation season) would be absolutely suitable for this clubs needs, yes we have had higher attendances during the first few years during the Ricoh years and when the big boys came to...

So since moving to the Ricoh we have not filled the Ricoh on half of the occasions we have played! There is no justification for a ground bigger than between 20,000-25,000. The drop off in attendances cannot be blamed solely on Sisu, yes they've continued to dip since they took over but they...

I will look at the amount of times we have gone over 22,000 and poost it shortly, I don't think you can put the decrease in attendances down to Sisu solely, the novelty of the Ricoh must have started to wear off, the team was no closer to promotion before and during Sisu and prices from what I...

Please justify to me how we need a bigger stadium then 22,000 based on the last 11 years average attendance stats: 00/01 20,582 01/02 16,150 02/03 14,812 03/04 14,816 04/05 16,047 05/06 21,031 06/07 20,342 07/08 19,123 08/09 17,407 09/10 17,305 10/11 16,309 11/12 15,118 12/13 10,948

Of course it isn't but I am sure many fans will make the point known that it's the Ricoh in their opinion or nothing else.

That's is not her reponsibility though MMM, Ms Garlick's role is to consult with the fans on design and special features of Lego Land, I would suggest to Ms Garlick happily that she provide the opinion of the fans that we only want to be at the Ricoh, but anything more I doubt will be possible.

Just sums up that at home in front of big crowds we have generally been quite crap.

As a fan you would hope Ms Garlick will do as much as she can to emphasise to Tim Fisher and Sisu that the fans want to be back at the Ricoh.

No but if you send it Tim Fisher he might pass it to his lawyers who can send the bank a letter.

Tony I am not sure the letter to the Trust has anything to do with the Football League, I am sure they'll acknowledge your E-Mail, but they won't comment on the matter.

Absolutely agree G-Man.

I agree he maybe a tad unfit after his injury. Like I said usually it probably would but not all the affects of getting another 3 offers are always good.

I think that's harsh Fernando, there is a lot that comes with making a decision of moving to another club, none of us know for sure if this really is affecting Cyrus' form, I'd say it is, the last time Cyrus played outstandingly well was against Colchester at Sixfields, of course since then he...