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Was I insulting you? I was just explaining that you have shown your true self off. Is that bad?

If you don't have any evidence, and your view is just an opinion, then come out and admit it like I just have. No one will think of you as any less of a man for not having any evidence to support your argument.

OK now I'm confused. Have I threatened you or something? What am I supposed to be hiding from?

Can't provide that sorry, its just an opinion. Can you provide evidence that a majority of Wasps fans were against it to prove your not talking bollocks?

8% of their first game was 2500, around half of what they were getting in Wycombe. I remember thousands on the city centre march. No I went once.

Proof?

Minor point? It was my main point. Once again you've proved your class by resorting to name calling.

All I'm saying is the most important stakeholder in any sports club is its fans. As I've said IF a majority of fans supported the move then who are we to tell them their wrong?

I have no evidence, hence why I put a ? next to my comment. Do you have evidence a majority were against it? What high profile protests were there?

Two things strike me in this thread. First of all, Wasps existence has no detrimental affect on Ccfc whatsoever. They are not responsible for anything that is wrong with the football club. Secondly, many Wasps fans seem to support the move (possibly a majority?), what right have we got...

Problem is when someone proclaims themselves to be so strongly against franchising that out of principal that they will never go, than they leave themselves open to accusations of hypocrisy. Have you ever been to Mk Dons or Arsenal?

IMO a winning team will get bigger crowds. Sisu going would, in peoples minds, increase the likelihood of us having a winning team. That would (at least for a short period) increase attendances.

It doesn't help though does it? When we all know the chairman is talking utter bollocks, it just highlights how little chance there is of things improving.

2007 - 08 season. Average attendance before Sisu takeover 18200 Average after 19800 Bearing in mind that prior to Sisu taking over in that season we spent a considerable amount of time in the play offs, and won at Old Trafford. Post takeover that season we spent most of the time hovering...

I put myself into that category. I haven't stopped going up there completely, but a lot less than I used to. I am not boycotting out of any particular principle, its just it doesn't mean as much to me anymore. I have learned to not allow myself the disappointment of a loss every week. I have...

Not strictly true, attendances initially rose. They didn't fall until the following season, after we had a taster of Coleman's style of play and his ability to take a mid table team and get it into a relegation battle.

Most people don't go because they've had enough, fed up being lied to and taken advantage of. How many return will depend on the actions of new owners.

Everyone has their reasons. You or I are nobody to question anyone's loyalty.

Worst teams you can play against at the end of the season is ones near the bottom, fighting for their lives. If these were mid table teams I would be more confident.

I suppose it would depend on what initiatives the new owners but in place to bring fans back. The onus is, always has been, and always will be on the club to increase attendances.