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What Richard Keys said is irrelevant. This is about presenting a viable alternative to SISU, the downward spiral and possible liquidation. As you rightly point out the club is worthless as an investment and the club is of negative value to anyone other than the fans. So what is the other...

Of course you wouldn't (give away the first seasons ticket sales). I'm not proposing that we then give that money to SISU. I'm suggesting we then offer them a quid or force them into admin and present the best deal to creditors. We'd still have the first years season ticket money plus we would...

Absolutely, we all need to get behind the sky blue trust. The amount paid by each fan should be the same as a season ticket (£300) with the promise of a seasons free entrance for ‘shareholders‘ once we take over the club. If we could get the 10,000 that were chanting SISU that would be £3...

Under the terms of the current agreement - no the rent would stay the same.

They have a little poll running on this website. 49% of Southampton Fans think lukas is good enough for a spot on the bench. 14% think he is no good at all. I've spent all morning getting it that high - I could use a little help...

You are confusing the profits of CCFC and the personal finances of the individual owners. Like AFCCoventry says SISU know what they are doing; it probably won't affect their personal bank balances if we get demoted or even liquidated. For that reason they might as well hang onto us until they...

Speaking generally and in no way relating this question to CCFC there are many long and complicated reasons why owners would want to keep hold of a failing business. It should be noted that just because a business is making a loss doesn’t mean that the individuals that own it are doing...