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A final is a final. I went to the Cup Final and the Charity Shield but would still want to go to this. Really disappointed that we didn't beat Crewe last time when over the two games we were much the better team. There is enough misery at the moment being a City fan. Why miss a bit of glory...

That's just it. All of the protests and the comments are entirely about CCFC. If things carry on as they are with Sisu, it is very likely that they will get worse. Should everyone bury their head in the sand and just watch the team, or should they voice their anger and frustration at what has...

I have been to a few open meetings. These usually have well over a hundred in attendance. The three marches have been organised by the Trust. These have each been attended by thousands of City fans. Until I see another group doing things better I will continue to support the Trusts protests. It...

Good. Need to keep the pressure on. They need to go.

Don't think it will this time, vast majority of City fans want Sisu out. Support for the team over the past view games has been good but the anti Sisu feeling has not diminished despite better results. I hope results continue to be positive but I also hope that the pressure on our owners...

I don't think any of the protests should stop. I don't think there is any evidence that they affect the team. The poor start to the season, I am sure, has added to people's discontent. However Sisu's " charge sheet" contains much more than simply poor team performance. There is no way back for...

I don't think there has been such a concentrated spell of bad publicity as there has been in the last few weeks. Fishers "charm offensive" with the SCG and Venus appearing on the radio would indicate that they are bothered. To what degree, who knows? Think it shows that if things are kept fresh...

When we came back Tim Fisher immediately said that it was temporary and that we were still building our own stadium. Council at fault or Sisu at fault?

More to do with being bottom of the league, losing another Managing Director, losing another manager, no communication from the board about anything until recently, seeing that Ryton is being ripened for sale with even Venus saying he doesn't know of any plans to replace it yet, having no ground...

What do you think is the way to tackle them to try and get them out? Do you see mileage in the protests? Do you feel an investigation into their investors would a) be successful in finding out who they are and b) give us any leverage in making things uncomfortable for Sisu?

You would hope that some investigation into the financial goings on of Sisu is taking place. I am sure that is is really what they don't want as otherwise why would they be so secretive. I think we will just disagree on what is harming CCFC about the Telegraph campaign as I see no harm what so...

I think all of the local media have been slow in tackling all parties in the part they have played in this debacle. Maybe this is because they are looking after their own vested interests. Having a top flight rugby team to fill their pages and air time and the advertising revenue it brings...

As you said in previous threads, why not open the doors to their application? This will prove how committed or otherwise they are to the project. I think it is another smoke screen, I suspect you do to. The Butts ground has so many problems to turn it into a football stadium that it is probably...

Did the FL believe them? Presumably they did. Most City fans know that Fisher was being economical with the truth. Why don't the football authorities? I am pleased that the Telegraph are doing stuff like this. It may be a non story here (although I am not sure that the wider Coventry and...

Isn't there a quote somewhere from the council leader saying that they have no power to simply block a proposed building plan but have to look at each one on its merits. I think it would be a good idea for the council and everyone else to be fully supportive of the Butts idea (as someone else on...

I think there has to be other ways of protesting too. I was in two minds as to whether to go in or not. Because I have a season ticket my attendance would have been counted anyway. In the end both my son and myself went in. Because attendances are so poor anyway it wouldn't make too much...

I would agree. But not like certain posters on here who can't disagree with someone without hurling abuse.

That's true. You might have caught; Fellow fans talking respectfully to each other, A sense of camaraderie, The desire to improve things for our club, People exchanging differing views (whether they were boycotting or not) and listening to each other without giving out mindless abuse. Shame you...

The government are taking an interest in how the game is run at the moment. The more fuss and bother that people make the more likely it will be that they will strengthen their "guidelines" so that it s not only undesirables like the Oystons who are banned but incompetents like Sisu too. Do you...

That's a shame as it was a really good occasion, having a chat with fellow fans, realising that despite everything that Sisu have done there is still a groundswell of people who will oppose them, seeing the elderly chap in the wheel chair ( picture above), who must be one of the few City fans...