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The total failure of the club is likely to see us in the National league in the season 18-19 and that is a really tough league to get out of.

The manager is irrelevant .....look at the total lack of a organisation and system within the club

The fines are irrelevant in the overall situation. Any club needs to address 7 critical success factors is they are to succeed...those being: Governance & Management (16 managers including interim in 9 years)= fail Player pathway (academy) = pass the one good element Competition = heading to...

Whatever, our feelings about the actions of our fans today. The one point that is undeniable is that they passionately CARE about this club and whilst some may think it's misdirected passsion, they now represent the decreasingly lower number of CCFC fans Most have now shrugged their shoulders...

The possible sanctions could penalise some innocent parties.......for instance, placing a banning order on CCFC fans from away games. Hence, hitting the revenues of other Div 1 clubs. A second sanction could be to make us play a number of home games behind close doors.....that would be the...

I don't think our wage policy would fit with his expectations. Can't see it happening

If he's injured then he would meet the player profile exactly for us!

The problems at the club are systemic. Playing the blame game on individuals is ridiculous. Managers can be made to look good by operating within a strong infrastructure.......and vice versa for a weak infrastructure. Sort the system, then any Manager has a chance of some progress on the pitch.

True, but the problem is that fans have lost trust in the leadership. Hence, we're on a accelerating cycle of decay

Try 30 goals, as you've not allowed for the number we'll concede?

Poor teams always concede late, as the players have to cover more distance kms] to compensate. Hence, fatigue plays a role in players making positional and technical errors later in games.

The worst weather I remember being on the top was the match v Sheffield United, during the 3 day week of the early 70's. I bunked off school to attend as it was an afternoon kick off during the week [this was due to the club not being allowed to use the floodlights, due to power shortages]. We...

That picture must be from the 50s . I first went on the Kop in 66 and it had a small cafe selling tea. JH along with Derrick Robbins introduced the scoreboard, which was directly behind the goal at the back of the kop

Tim Fisher?

True......but I only get depressed when talking about the standard of football. We are obviously following the lead of our teams owners and focussing on anything but football.

We have reached the point that we are going down. If we disrupt every game between now and the end of the season.....what difference would it make? The FL could deduct points, so what? Even it applies to next season, as with SISU in charge we are heading to the National League.

Plan ahead...get your National League shirts ready!

You may be right, but Wasps are working VERY hard at community engagement with school visits, links to the community rugby clubs, etc to create a new fan base.....and as previously said the progress in their crowds over two years is significant. The next level of growth [if any...] will not be a...

1. Ian Gibson 2. Stewart Robson 3. Gerry Daly 4. Gary McCallister 5. Willie Carr 6. Dennis Mortimer

I bet Bedworth United can't wait to be embroiled In a court case regarding their ground