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The guy from the Pompey supporters Trust said to be prepared for the fact that you will never have everyone on board, that there are always going to be those who will criticise and find fault what ever you do. You can see lots of examples on here. Whatever anyone does there will be some who say...

Do you create unity? As Considering you were very concerned about Jimmy's name being used by an unworthy group, you yourself seem to have a very poor opinion of his family.

Fisher has made great play lately of distancing CCFC and himself from Sisu and their activities, particularly the legal actions. I wonder how he will try to spin things this time so that he can again claim it's nothing to do with him?

To me that would be a step too far. Cross Stonebridge island and you are in Birmingham.

It wasn't blockbusting news and certainly no reason to raise people's hopes that something good might be happening. Still interesting to hear what these guys had to say. The fact that they thought about what they were going to do and were fully aware of the consequences says a lot about their...

Jack Finch came on for Stokes in the last home Checkatrade match. He actually played well for the half he was on. However that was against a very young side. Jack Finch v Akinfenwa?

I think most people make up their own minds. You would have to be pretty weak willed not to think for yourself and blindly follow someone telling you to do something.

You keep using phrases such as "getting everyone wound up". You never give people credit for making up their own minds. It is as if we have zombie fans ( as well as a virtually zombie club) who will simply follow the latest edict from the Trust. Do you really think that people are angry because...

He went to school in Nuneaton. I think he was with Blues for a while but don't think he is from there. I think as a defender he was okay. Won his tackles and his headers. Not the best at going forward but probably younger and better than his likely replacement ( whoever that will be).

It makes a difference because the media hear about it and it raises the issues which the FL the FA and Sisu would not like to be aired. The Government at the moment are taking an interest in football governance. If all CCFC fans sit on their hands and do nothing then the parties mentioned above...

I think that some of this is about perceptions. The first two lads who came on it seemed to me to be heading towards the directors box where Tim Fisher would have been sitting . The first of the two certainly seemed to be gesturing and mouthing things in that direction. If he had wanted simply...

Certainly didn't seem to want her picture taken at the court case, trying to cover her face with a brolly etc. I don't think she likes publicity at all. Keeping Sisu in the spotlight in a very negative way is about the most effective thing that has happened over the last few months. Not sure...

I was in a the home area today. I didn't hear anybody around me who was in the slightest bit sympathetic to our cause before the flares were thrown. Lots of jibes about Sixfields being our home, What's it like to have no home etc. I didn't see any flare that went near anyone on the pitch. I left...

I understand the frustrations of those at the match today. What do you suggest for an effective protest against the owners?

You think they wouldn't be selling players anyway. What were the protests like when Maddison went last year?

Listened to the phone in on the way home. Someone mentioned that any protests should be before or after games. Well I have been to both sit ins. The last one had about 30 people and would have made little impact. (Not a criticism of the organisers or the people who like me were there). I can...

Great scenes in the city centre after the game. Could have been Milan!

We were averaging 12000 last season. Factor in the fact of Portsmouth' s recent successes in getting to the Premier League, staying there for a while and winning the FA Cup it is nor surprising that they retained supporters. You know our story. One success in 50 years of losing a lot of games...

This notion is just plain wrong. They are chalk and cheese. The Portsmouth version is about a club run by fans for those fans and for the greater community. They are open, communicative and democratic. They engage and cooperate with all agencies, businesses and the local community at large. They...

The only thing similar between ourselves and Portsmouth is the label that we are run at "Break Even". Their model of break even is a lot different to Sisu's.