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......playing in front of hundreds.

Yeah. Assume you are on your mobile Stu?

I wouldn't give it away to Sisu for sure. Maybe to the trust. Not going to happen though is it. Charity certainly couldn't give their half away.

Actually it is a 50/50 split almost exactly. Not sure how you can see a clear consensus either way from that.

Which development in particular? I'm assuming not the one where they said they couldn't guarantee CCFC returning to Coventry?

Based on what? I attend games regularly and this is the reason I am in favour, because I miss it. I know many in favour who go regularly. I also know people who don't go that are dead against a new club because ccfc being in Northampton makes no real difference to them.

Erm.... that is C)

He's just a WUM mate. He has told nearly everyone on here to leave the forum over the last few days.

Pretty much 50/50 at the moment.

They DO have pretty much said they can't guarantee we will return to Coventry

Sisu have appealed judicial review decision. That's about it.

If the trust owned it they couldn't/shouldn't expect to take a profit. It should be for the benefit of the club. Wealthy backers should only put in if they are ok with those terms. Some would do it for the publicity and could maybe include corporate matchday packages and/or some form of...

Definitely needs to be the trust. It is complicated but worth exploring. Discussions need to be had with both sides into whether they would be happy with it (that would mean talking to Sisu - I think the trust are not Sisu's favourite people at the moment). It's a potential way out of this mess...

Agree. Would be a good opportunity. Here are my thoughts:- - Club play at stadium rent free. - Club cover matchday costs. - Concerts, etc used to cover any stadium costs with any profit being split between council and club. - Look to purchase rights for F&B back from compass at earliest...

Only one way to decide - mass rumble at the memorial park ;)

Good work. Grown to like this new mobile version apart from that! ;)

Could own it on behalf of, and for the benefit of, the football club. That way could stop Sisu keeping it if they sell the club.

Hence saying after liquidation (I mean of the whole club not a subsidiary company).

Nick - this is off topic (apologies), but when will the ability to respond to polls on the mobile version be fixed?

I would have but this was specifically about doing it this year. I suspect very few would say never in any circumstances. Most would support the club if they were reborn after liquidation like Wimbledon,Chester, Halifax & others.