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Well I can't speak for others, but my reasons for not supporting the clubs actions are mainly: The club sold its rights to revenues years ago, why should they get them back for free? The way the club has gone about it, I.e demanding rather than asking. Also the fact that the stadium isn't the...

20 years of mismanagement by the Club.

Why would I support that? I don't want to move grounds. As a customer I like going and watching at the Ricoh. As CEO its up to Tim Fisher to mould the club into what its paying customers want. Sisu 'breaking' ACL might well have been good for Sisu, but I don't trust them enough to consider...

Ok, if they want to be successful then they have to put a decent team out. Its a balancing act, most of the clubs promoted ahead of us in the Championship years done it on smaller crowds. The reason being they were better run. Business is about survival. You adapt to external forces or die...

Why would more fans come and watch just because we have to pay the rent? Its the clubs responsibility to put a decent team on the pitch, not ours. As Sisu keep telling us, its a business remember. The owner of a business is solely responsible for its fate.

That's nothing to do with the fans though. Its poor management of the club from top to bottom for the last 20 years.

Surely the fans get the playing team they deserve? Why then in 2012 did we finish 23rd despite being around 14th in attendances? Why in 2013 did the 3rd best supported team finish 15th?

What's the point of this thread anyway? The Ricoh situation is a minor issue blown up by sisu to distract from their disastrous mismanagement.

He's right of course, hence why ACL was set up. Equally, A Hedge fund really aren't the type of body to run such a club as CCFC.

<p> Exactly, the rent is a minor problem, a symptom of years of mismanagement, not the cause of it. Its a bit like replastering your wall when your house has major subsidence and thinking the problem is solved.

<p> It will make a difference when there is under 1500 in attendance for weeknight games.

Anyone dared to tweet it to the clubs official twitter page?

That's true. In 2003 when the club were begging the council and higgs to build the stadium the council already had plans to develop the area without the stadium. The shopping park would have gone further up with other leisure facilities.

Used to annoy me when they were the only ones the stewards wouldn't ask to sit down.

The Blaze could be big winners from all this. Unless a phoenix club starts up, ice hockey is the easiest sport for football fans to convert to.

Anyone remember Fisher saying the new ground will be a place to train?

<p> I didn't realise the rent was £70m. Who is responsible for Coventry City?

<p> The arrogance of this statement astounds me. Anyone waivering in their threat to boycott next year needs to remember this quote. Lets see if it makes a difference when crowds are down 90% next year.

<p> That would be a slight assumption. Alternatively the league may decide that ccfc no longer exist?

<p> If ltd is liquidated then what will happen to the golden share?