Is that chronologically likely do you think...?Alternatively Sisu policy could have been a direct effect of councils position.
Is that chronologically likely do you think...?
"Pis*ing" about?Maybe considering the council were pissing about before SISU were even here.
"Pis*ing" about?
Given council backed acl sought to purchase wasps in early 2012 it’s entirely possibleIs that chronologically likely do you think...?
Maybe my chronology is wrong but acl were council backed due to SISU distress tactics substantiated by JR1?Given council backed acl sought to purchase wasps in early 2012 it’s entirely possible
Acl were the stadium management company put in place by the council and Alan Higgs trust to manage the asset from the very start. So actually not so much backed by council as controlled by council.Maybe my chronology is wrong but acl were council backed due to SISU distress tactics substantiated by JR1?
Maybe my chronology is wrong but acl were council backed due to SISU distress tactics substantiated by JR1?
Back on topic...
was very noticeable how few kids were there v Wimbledon.
Get that it was a week day, but still. Coventry is already a city with way too many residents supporting other teams. We cant afford to lose another generation.
Us playing in birmingham gives kids as
So no kids would go to a play off final - ok
It was a school night, my grandsons didn’t go because it would have been 11 before they got home.Back on topic...
was very noticeable how few kids were there v Wimbledon.
Get that it was a week day, but still. Coventry is already a city with way too many residents supporting other teams. We cant afford to lose another generation
Correct, even at the ricoh, by 8 nearly 9 year old wouldn't be coming to night games on a school night ST or not. I'd take him if it was a Friday or in a school holiday, but not a school night.It was a school night, my grandsons didn’t go because it would have been 11 before they got home.
True, didn't take my lad because it was a school night and he's only 7. Probably would have done the same if we had been at the ricoh.It was a school night, my grandsons didn’t go because it would have been 11 before they got home.
My old man must’ve raised me terribly then, school in the morning didn’t matter when we were playing at HR midweek. It’s his fault if I was tired. Mum probably didn’t approve.
Do itI'm having serious thoughts about buying a season ticket, due to having CCFC withdrawal symptom's (its killing me)
Those who have stopped going after years of holding a season ticket have done so because we're playing out of Coventry. The overwhelming majority won't give a toss if its Sunderland. They just won't go.Here’s a question.
Feb 2020, we are fighting for promotion, and so are Sunderland. we play them at the end of Feb.
They sell their maximum away allocation at St Andrews which is probably gonna be something like 6,000+ if they get the whole end, we’ll just give them whatever they want for the cash.
Would people still stay away, knowing that Sunderland would outnumber us at a massive home game, with all the abuse that would bring on us? if I was boycotting I’m not sure I could stand that. I know 30k aren’t suddenly going to turn up but surely even basic pride wouldn’t let that happen... ?
Here’s a question.
Feb 2020, we are fighting for promotion, and so are Sunderland. we play them at the end of Feb.
They sell their maximum away allocation at St Andrews which is probably gonna be something like 6,000+ if they get the whole end, we’ll just give them whatever they want for the cash.
Would people still stay away, knowing that Sunderland would outnumber us at a massive home game, with all the abuse that would bring on us? if I was boycotting I’m not sure I could stand that. I know 30k aren’t suddenly going to turn up but surely even basic pride wouldn’t let that happen... ?
I've had a season ticket since i was 7, never missed an evening match. All these parents worrying about keeping their children up a little late, have a word!Correct, even at the ricoh, by 8 nearly 9 year old wouldn't be coming to night games on a school night ST or not. I'd take him if it was a Friday or in a school holiday, but not a school night.
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Here’s a question.
Feb 2020, we are fighting for promotion, and so are Sunderland. we play them at the end of Feb.
They sell their maximum away allocation at St Andrews which is probably gonna be something like 6,000+ if they get the whole end, we’ll just give them whatever they want for the cash.
Would people still stay away, knowing that Sunderland would outnumber us at a massive home game, with all the abuse that would bring on us? if I was boycotting I’m not sure I could stand that. I know 30k aren’t suddenly going to turn up but surely even basic pride wouldn’t let that happen... ?
Still stay away I’m afraid.Here’s a question.
Feb 2020, we are fighting for promotion, and so are Sunderland. we play them at the end of Feb.
They sell their maximum away allocation at St Andrews which is probably gonna be something like 6,000+ if they get the whole end, we’ll just give them whatever they want for the cash.
Would people still stay away, knowing that Sunderland would outnumber us at a massive home game, with all the abuse that would bring on us? if I was boycotting I’m not sure I could stand that. I know 30k aren’t suddenly going to turn up but surely even basic pride wouldn’t let that happen... ?
Still stay away I’m afraid.
Yep will do-at away games.God this is grim reading.
I personally don’t agree with or understand abstaining fans; support the team, forget the politics.
I do agree with each to their own and all that, however posters peddling the same boring negative rhetoric need to find another forum.
We’re in Birmingham, we all know we aren’t in Coventry and it isn’t ideal. Yet despite that, we have a good manager, good players and are playing good football. Get behind the team.
Funny how they think it’s as simple as that, isn’t it?
Yep will do-at away games.
some people will go to SA in that scenario, it's a given. Others won't.
And ring of steel simply asked a question he didn't say it was a given that everyone would turn up so I'm not sure what your comment actually means, who are the 'they' that you refer to?
Just the likes of those who think people might have a change of heart because of a particular opponent. Or because the team are doing well. Fine it’s a question, but the thought or assumption must’ve been there that there’s a mass of stay aways who’ll cave in for a feeble reason.
you're so touchy on this subject it's bizarre. You're reading things into posts that aren't there.
We've all supported City for a long time, I think most of us know that we couldn't guarantee an upsurge under any circumstances even if we were in Cov let alone Brum.
Touchy? Lol. Look at your very recent replies biting back at Adge.
You’re allowed to disagree (as always). No skin off anyone’s nose.
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