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How are there 84 kits in the picture when there's only 72 league clubs? (I'm probably being thick, or my maths is way off somewhere)

I still hate the place, crap modern stadium and in a far worse location than others like leicester and derby. But that's completely irrelevant to what's going on now (for one thing any fantasy sisu-bowl would almost certainly be even worse, plus the station seems to be finally happening, unless...

Skiing in Hemel Hempstead for me... :facepalm: this creepy advertising software obviously knows me too well. But only a few stops on from northampton if anyone fancies it

but then 90% of City fans have no team to support (as City fans) possibly for 3+ years? Perhaps some aren't bothered about that but many are. The next best option might be say watching Sphinx, but as someone said they are not City, a fan-run club would be far more appealing IMO

They don't have to be mutually exclusive options - I'd happily watch a CCFC team in Coventry set up by fans but at the same time continue the battle to rescue the franchised club, if we get it back then great, the non-league outfit can either continue as a recreational thing or be disbanded. I...

Crewe and PNE don't seem to like us much and both seemed to find the whole thing vaguely amusing when I had a quick look!

Personally I hope ACL can force the league to boot the sorry carcass of CCFC out altogether, no place to play fixtures should = no fixtures

It doesn't have to be that way - if only fans could unite and write off this SISU run entity for good, then the biggest asset in the long run still resides with ACL, that is a stadium that has potential to be filled with CCFC fans one way or another - unfortunately the fact that the league will...

Difficult one this - I'm sure it's well intentioned but fragmentation could be a terrible thing at this point, I'd be keen to watch a non-league club in Coventry at least as a temporary measure pending a proper phoenix club or other resolution, I think ideally the Trust has to have a stance on...

Glad to see over 90% say no so far, which I guess could equate to 1000 or so going, although it's hard to know the proportions of regulars - I suspect there may be a chunk of the older fanbase (not internet types) who sit towards the middle of the side stand who'll resolutely keep following SISU...

what a shit poll... the outcome of a simple yes or no question would have been interesting, but then you put a third 'option' which has nothing to do with the main question, all in one single choice...

If there ever became a need for a phoenix club it would be a job for a democratic fans group (such as the trust). No problem if some people want to form new club but they really shouldn't be trying to link themselves to CCFC or AFC Wimbledon.

Good call - the league may have no choice to accept whatever devious plan this all is but they can still hammer what remains of the club with points deductions (bit like when ken bates pulled a similar trick at leeds if I remember)

For me, the clincher for richardson is that he awarded himself a six figure bonus for 'sealing the deal' (as you say at a price that soon turned out to be way too low)

Feel a bit sorry for the staff who end up manning the wheelbarrow all day and flogging next to bugger all - must be stressful times with all the crap going on and jobs in a fair bit of doubt

I'm pretty convinced despite the bluster that the owners being sisu / a.n.other will in itself make little difference to crowds (assuming still being at the ricoh), compared with general success/feeling of optimism or not. A bit surprised though at the extent of the drop this season - it's...

Ricoh is a god-awful place, barely even in coventry with nothing but corporate crap surrounding it, there was no reason whatsoever to leave HR.

I have a vague memory of a telegraph article of the club falling out with the producers (paper plane or something) over how crap one of them was. I had 92-93 which was OK except the whole first half of the season (when most of the decent wins were) was whizzed through with no commentary or info

I think the downturn was setting in well before robins left, I don't think he'd have done much better than pressley, definitely not 10 points better (ignoring the deduction). But overall I wouldn't say this season felt much worse than the many drab championship seasons we've had in recent...

Actually nobody booed, just a few west ham fans were still coming up from under the stand and started singing not realising what was going on (stupid but not intentional) - they might soon have realised and shut up but then some attention-seeking morons in our end decided to make the situation...