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Im going for my Christmas party at the Ricoh. Imagine Ill spend a good wedge that night.

<p> I mean there isn't a chance in hell they will ever be able to sell it on for what they want.

<p> Enjoy your relegation season.

<p> Well that's already happened.

I hope they lose every game.

<p> What was that package they put together for the weekend in Scotland?

Im not going to criticise any individual, but there isn't any reason to go to Northampton. If you just want to support the team then go to away games.

<p> Exactly, dont get in to name calling, just debate your points. Those who still defend the owners are entitled to their view, but I know their argument is weak and can be shown up as that.

<p> Ive not suggested they are anything to do with sisu. If they believe in what their saying then fine, I would just like some answers to my questions.

<p> To my shame I bit the bait! Im just concerned that anyone looking at this forum over the past 24 hours would think we support the move.

1) We all understand the club needs revenue streams, so how does moving the club 34 miles away and reducing ticket sales by 75% achieve this? 2) How does building a new stadium that would have been too small for us in all but about 3 seasons in our entire league history improve income...

Good article. Thanks for the support.

<p> In fairness I think at least one of them is fisher (not naming names!).

We lose between £4m & £7m a year, therefore £1.3m rent is between 32% & 18% of those losses. Yet you blame the rent for everything!!

Fair comment about compass. Why don't you ask why CCFC signed away an important revenue stream (catering) to ACL for how many years??????????

Best post of the thread.

Sisu also need to understand how business works. Alienate your customers and you have no business.

<p> Ffp is the exact reason why we shouldn't be moving. The customers want to watch their team in Coventry. As CEO its the responsibility of Tim Fisher to provide that. If he can't then he should resign or face the consequences.

<p> How is Northampton home?

<p> The day the club leaves Coventry is the day it dies. Fortunately most other fans feel this way also and we will be the ones that rid this cancer from our club.