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Of which is no guarantee of success. Current premier league champions and league 1 champions do not own their own ground, and current championship champions only recently bought their ground.

And to this day rejecting the cva hasn't made a single difference to the fate of the football club. So why do you care?

Yet everyone outside the "coventry bubble" knows that many are boycotting according to AndreasB.

Surely Sixfielders would attend every possible away game though as "they just want to watch the team"?

It shows ccfc fans care more about ccfc than Wimbledon, which I would expect anyway.

I will never recognise that as our home, and it has cost me the belief that ccfc is my/our club. It is now nothing more than a very poorly supported club, in a shit ground, with even shitter players. That is what playing in Northampton has done to my view of my club. And as for a new home, I...

Maybe Robinson is only liable once all attempts to get the club to pay have been exhausted?

And you won't die if you don't go there. If you want to go then fine. But get it into perspective, it's only a game of football. For a majority of us the principle at stake is more important than getting to see our team play. It might not be for you, and there is nothing wrong with...

I would have thought they could be found guilty of massive fraud if it was true. Do you not think that Robinson would have told someone he has paid it though? Why would he keep it secret?

Haven't they got until the 31st May to get the money together and pay it? Good job season tickets have been selling so well....

Why would our beloved Champaign Socialist MP pay a debt that he wasn't being chased for?

He probably doesn't believe them, but it's his job. I don't believe most of the bullshit my employers come out with, but I still have to tow the party line.

He's being supportive of his local area though isn't he?

I'd say around another 400. At the Ricoh season tickets usually made up about 50% of the average.

The concern being that immigration is far too high, and the belief that minorities needs and wishes are given priority over the majorities (I'm not saying that does or doesn't happen, just that there is a belief that it does). The policies that would address it are the Australian style points...

Because decent hard working people get fed up of being branded racists for having legitimate concerns.

Am I the only one who doesn't see any "positive" outcome for the club regardless of who wins the JR? The way I see it panning out is: Council win: Sisu will try and appeal (if that is possible for a JR?), but will then walk away and administration/liquidation will follow. Sisu win: ACL will...

About as much as Brian Patton standing as an independent in the council elections yet we had several threads on that.

Which of their policies is racist?

Where have I done that? Or are you just seeing things that aren't really there?