Search results

Not quite... it's a sensible business decision to have a rent on a sliding scale. SISU would make far more money from the club being successful and being promoted I' sure we would all agree. People complain that the club isn't being run well. One example of how a sensible plan was put in place...

Some guy was complaining that SISU has set up a rental deal that went up if we got promoted, and down if we got relegated... Perfectly sensible thing The hate for SISU makes people say some stupid things.

The application of the group was first-class.

SISU leaving tomorrow will not fill the stadium. People will find a new excuse. The only way is through success on the pitch as you have said. As for my second point... Maybe making someone a sacrificial lamb might be better in the long run for engaging the fans.. but again I feel people will...

The liquidation idea is a nonsense.. Maybe they have told him he is getting no more money until he starts to do his job better.

I disagree with the point in regards to an empty stadium... I think a full stadium will make a far greater difference where it matters... on the pitch. I would also state that affiliating yourself to certain potential buyers/protest groups will not further a dialogue with the club. Remaining...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gb_qHP7VaZE Maybe just an alternative organisation...

With respect Michael.... you're the one who comes on and posts your ridiculous rhetorical questions looking for ideas and then criticises everything people discuss. Why not listen more to people on here. They have some good ideas.. or is it more to the point they don't suit your agenda?

When exactly could it have mattered? How about when the club was signed up to an absurd rent deal that tightened the noose around it's neck.? Did you know about the deal at the time.. because I sure as hell didn't. That's when we could have made an impact but we were kept in the dark. How well...

I think you'll find we're talking about criminal convictions here. You have to consider the legal implications of banning someone from a role like this without the right to do so. Cellino's ban was originally overturned with this in mind.

Suggesting that the club is wrong to move to Northampton temporarily (and rightly so), but then supporting a team that did the same but made it permanent, becoming a franchise club in the process. That should cover it.

Rightly criticise the club for making empty noise with their 'The Way Forward' document..... by making a statement that is of equal nothingness. Fans want: Success on the pitch Evidence of the new stadium Sustainability and hope for the future Keep it simple... fans can get behind those three...

Given our continued lack of success over time...(45 years or so without a Top 6 finish isn't it) I think there would be managers out there that would see the potential in taking the job to be the one to 'break the cycle'. I'm pretty sure that's what would have attracted Pressley and Robins...

Every time I send them an email I get this back: 'We're out of the office at the moment watching the Rugby down at the Ricoh. Alternatively you can try us at [email protected] Up the Wasps'

I don't think a few games at the Ricoh are going to turn around a business losing £3m a year on it's own. That said, I'm looking forward to the tens of millions of pounds to flood into the local community that Ann said about for the game . Or has she slightly distorted the true figure.... not...

To be fair... IMO This is not a battle for the club to get into at all. I would like to see pressure put on Lucas from the electorate to have her actions scrutinised. If this is what Les Reid appears to be pushing for in his articles... I don't think it's such a bad thing.

I'm not disputing the findings of the JR. They are clear to see. However the fact is that Lucas has said one thing when it transpires that quite another occurred. I think it is worth a body (does it have to be CCFC/SISU pushing it?) investigating more thoroughly about what she did know as...

In the context of the matter of state aid - yes. In the matter of deceiving people about the state of the ACL business - most certainly not.

Thanks