The SISU Out campaign group are claiming that 90% of those at tomorrow night's League One game at the Ricoh Arena between Coventry City and Swindon Town will be supporting the protest.The SISU Out Group have issued a statement on their Facebook page:
"People still one thing we need to sort out , and please don't be alarmed that there's 5000 tickets sold we were never expecting 32,000 just because of a protest.
"90% of city fans if not more that are in the ground Monday will be on the protest !
"if you are not sticking to NOPM for this game we urge every single fan that has had enough of these lies from sisu to join us on Monday !
"The club are far from happy and they want less people on the protest as possible so let's do our best to get as many fans on it and get a strong loud and clear message across to sisu live on sky and in front of the local media that are there just to cover this protest."
The latest statement from the SISU Out campaign group says that security will be stepped up by the club tomorrow night for Coventry City's League One game against Swindon Town.The match is already a high profile due to trouble when City last played Swindon at the Ricoh Arena and with the protest planned, security has been stepped up even further,
The latest statement from the SISU Out campaign group who are behind the protest is as follows:
"We have been made aware that the security is being stepped up by the club tomorrow and that has to be seen as a positive, that means we are having an effect already and Fisher and co don't want this which is great .
Just sit somewhere else for one game then? Try it from somewhere else for a change!
I alway sit in Singers corner, to experience the atmosphere and don't want to be mixed up in this hoo-ha!
Reckon he'll be able to find a seat?
i hope its successful
Is there a protest tonight no 1 has talked about it
Just sit somewhere else for one game then? Try it from somewhere else for a change!
There will be plenty of piss-stained bed sheets there tonight!
How do they arrive at the figure of 90%? Have they actually asked anyone who does not froth at the mouth on the protests social media pages?
Don't be stupid Nick, that's a sensible solution!
What trouble was there last year by the way?
And anyone who does not protest is a "scab" etc etc etc and It will all turn into a huge name calling contest
Why? "Live and let live" and all that. Those who want to protest should protest, those who don't, don't. Simple enough, isn't it?
have they named themselves yet or are they still hiding behind the name sisu out
I'm not attending the game tonight due to the planned protest - Shoot me down if you wish.
I've been to almost every home game since we returned to the Ricoh and I'm not a SISU supporter by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm an Ex-Coventry City Employee and a fanatical supporter. I want to watch my team play in Coventry.
Yes, we're all fed up of SISU and desperately want to see our beloved Sky Blues in the upper reaches of the english game, but do we really think protests are having any effect on the owners?
Quite frankly, I don't care who the clubs owners are, I'm just glad we're back in Coventry, still in business and that I can watch the team play!
PUSB!
I don't think the protest should stop you going. Just don't take part or sit away from it?
Not often we agree etc, but common ground with the common sense on this one
My thoughts exactly!
Are you not going to go because of it?
Will a peaceful placard type protest stop:
Fishers repetitive lies about a new stadium ?
Stop SISU's manipulation of club finances ?
Force the accounts to be posted on time ?
Stop the imminent court cases ?
Gain sympathy from the football league authorities ?
I'm certainly not against reminding the hedge fund that they are fooling no-one but I'm afraid that's all it will do at best, most people will sit on their hands and let it pass with a whimper.
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