Bottom of league one (6 Viewers)

GaryPendrysEyes · Oct 15, 2016

Bottom of Div 3 and pretty much no one gives a shit. That's what 9 years of Sisu have done to the club and the fans.

There's a boycott coming up as a one-off show of solidarity against Sisu, hopefully making national news and putting the spotlight on them some more. I cant understand why everyone wouldnt at least give this approach a try, fans need to stand up and do something, show some fight.

Ibby · Oct 15, 2016

New owners needed ASAP.

Sterling Archer · Oct 15, 2016

I don't buy this "no one gives a shit" rhetoric. It's bullshit. Speak to anyone, we all give a shit.

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Sky Blue Harry H · Oct 15, 2016

I feel a bit of a cheat - it's my wife's birthday next Saturday (I'm a season ticket holder), so I was going to miss this before I knew about the protest - it feels like I'm only half-heartedly protesting now. Gutted by the result today, but my lad aced his 11+ (well done son) and can get into a school he really wanted to - so that trumps everything (pity I couldn't have the cherry on the top with 3 points, though). Will have to wait 15 years til my lad becomes a billionaire (no pressure), then he can buy SISU out!!

thekidfromstrettoncamp · Oct 15, 2016

Be there Tuesday at least the medication is working now the pain is not so bad and dosage has been increased keeping the pain away longer.

Great_Expectations · Oct 15, 2016

Why don't people give a shit? Because they refuse to back an idiotic, pointless, kop out NOPM campaign?

Everyone is different, but isn't attending games and actually supporting your team, regardless of results or politics, the very definition of giving a shit?

ccfcway · Oct 15, 2016

Sterling Archer said:
I don't buy this "no one gives a shit" rhetoric. It's bullshit. Speak to anyone, we all give a shit.

depends who "anyone" is. Speak to everyone on here, those who attend game etc and of course we care, Speak to those thousands who have left and you may get a different answer

Deleted member 5849 · Oct 15, 2016

Bruce the Boot said:
No I Said NOPM , They couuld nt and would nt fund the club with no income .

What happens then?

What do you expect to happen then?

What do you think could happen then?

Are you prepared to deal with the result being not as you hoped?

If so, how?

Chip Batch · Oct 15, 2016

Otis said:
I still want to go up on Tuesday, but might not be back in time to make it.

Even though I am despondent and losing doesn't bother me anymore, I still want to go up in the hope that it will all get better one day soon.

I haven't got any hope it will get better soon. I still always go to the games though - but these days it's more because I feel I should be there rather than any actual enjoyment or anticipation of what might happen. I'all be there on Tuesday. Though I have a season ticket, I didn't even know we were playing on Tuesday until I heard the phone in after today's game. The results wash over me these days too. They don't effect my weekend at all.

covcity4life · Oct 15, 2016

ccfcway said:
depends who "anyone" is. Speak to everyone on here, those who attend game etc and of course we care, Speak to those thousands who have left and you may get a different answer

This is true

I know a guy who says he's a big cov fan but he don't care we hen we lose. I can tell. He just says it's sisu and let club die.

clint van damme · Oct 16, 2016

covcity4life said:
This is true

I know a guy who says he's a big cov fan but he don't care we hen we lose. I can tell. He just says it's sisu and let club die.

he's not a big Cov fan then really.
I don't even want Leicester or villa to die!

Otis · Oct 16, 2016

No, just choke and writhe in their own agony would be just fine.

NortonSkyBlue · Oct 16, 2016

To be a Coventry City fan has never been a bed of roses and we are really being tested right now, I have always felt dejected after a loss and uplifted by a victory, which is normal I suppose but frankly it hurts less than it used to. They say its the hope that kills you and I used to believe that but nowadays its the unending negativity: there is simply isn't anything to hang on to that feels that something good is happening somewhere in our world of CCFC.

Deleted member 2477 · Oct 16, 2016

Its looking like we will be the next luton town. It shows how pathetic our owners are whenthe club languish at the bottom staring at relegation and they give mv the job until jan by which time it will be to late. He has no managerial experience and is responsible for bringing these players in who arnt good enough. What hope does a new manager have in january with no time to assess the team or get new players in.
Im afraid to say the club is on its last legs and going into oblivion in league 4. But like otis said could this be the plan all a long

Gazolba · Oct 16, 2016

Everybody get yourself a pair of these. It helps ...

Covstu · Oct 16, 2016

I am really mixed about what is the best course of action, clearly we need a change of ownership but I am not sure how this would be achieved. I struggle to walk away from something I love and forget about it because we are going through shit times. I understand the starving them out approach and would be more supportive of this if there was visible action by 30,000 fans outside the ground each game but NOPM just seems to allow people to berate people for attending and then slag off the club without doing anything. If there was clear and backed responses to NOPM approach I would back this by not attending but it's 5 blokes sitting outside the ground at the moment so it doesn't stop me from going

standupforcity · Oct 16, 2016

Otis said:
Is it just me, or are defeats not hurting anymore.

Followed the game today and just went 'meh!'

Not hurt me at all. Used to be every defeat feeling like a body blow and me left feeling down

Just a shrug of the shoulders at the moment for me and not a lot else.

Sign of things to come perhaps? That we all get so apathetic to it all that the club just frizzles away until it sinks into all but oblivion.

Feel for the fans who travel to away games. Brave, hardy souls that lot for sure.

Being an away fan is one of the most exciting thing about following City at the moment. Core City supporters...great stuff!!! Great to be there yesterday and hear Charlton fans saying they were out played and lucky to win, that the resulot wasn't a true reflection of the game...very true!!

Deleted member 2477 · Oct 16, 2016

I must have been at the wrong ground then as it didnt look like we were the better team from what i saw. Shambolic defending and a forward line who cant hit a barn door. Other than hitting the post did we look like scoring ?

I think charlton fans were just being kind and felt sorry for us

shmmeee · Oct 16, 2016

Grendel said:
No people should be attending in numbers to show what value the team has in the community.

Boycotts never work. Take a look at Blackpool.

Fantasy.

The team doesn't have intrinsic value. It's been ripped from its community, any community links have been shat on from a great height.

The club doesn't have a right to a fan base, it earns one through being worth supporting. The easiest way is success on the pitch, if you're not offering that you need to nurture the feel of connection with the fans,weve been doing the opposite of that.

It's no coincidence that those who like to blame the fans and generally shit on other people are the ones that have this unachievable fantasy.

People are saying they've stopped caring and rather than wonder why you're pouring scorn on them like it's their fault. Which is just going to further push them away.

It's not the fans job to keep the club going, it's simply not. It's football not a vital service, people will find other stuff to do, life will go on. The only people who can change that trajectory is the people in charge of the product, not the customers.

trevelfarandwide · Oct 16, 2016

Otis said:
Is it just me, or are defeats not hurting anymore.

Followed the game today and just went 'meh!'

Not hurt me at all. Used to be every defeat feeling like a body blow and me left feeling down

Just a shrug of the shoulders at the moment for me and not a lot else.

Sign of things to come perhaps? That we all get so apathetic to it all that the club just frizzles away until it sinks into all but oblivion.

Feel for the fans who travel to away games. Brave, hardy souls that lot for sure.

Yep, the resignation and acceptance seems to be growing daily.

I think we all have a grave sense of reality of what this season may very well hold for us...

SkyblueBazza · Oct 16, 2016

Liquid Gold said:
At least we're accustomed to relegation battles

We have lost 1 in what...6-8 relegation battles though..? We are sadly probably due another one!

...onwards & upwards PUSB

SkyblueBazza · Oct 16, 2016

mrtrench said:
Just imagine how great it will be in League 2: Morcambe; Cambridge;Accrington... we'll win every week.

That's what we thought when we dropped out of the Premiership...oh & the Championship

...onwards & upwards PUSB

trevelfarandwide · Oct 16, 2016

shmmeee said:
Fantasy.

The team doesn't have intrinsic value. It's been ripped from its community, any community links have been shat on from a great height.

The club doesn't have a right to a fan base, it earns one through being worth supporting. The easiest way is success on the pitch, if you're not offering that you need to nurture the feel of connection with the fans,weve been doing the opposite of that.

It's no coincidence that those who like to blame the fans and generally shit on other people are the ones that have this unachievable fantasy.

People are saying they've stopped caring and rather than wonder why you're pouring scorn on them like it's their fault. Which is just going to further push them away.

It's not the fans job to keep the club going, it's simply not. It's football not a vital service, people will find other stuff to do, life will go on. The only people who can change that trajectory is the people in charge of the product, not the customers.

Brilliantly put, mate.

Terry Gibson's perm · Oct 16, 2016

Imagine how bad the team will be in division 4 next year with an even smaller budget, still at least we will still have Burge and a couple of others that nobody else will want like that Thomas bloke that arrived injured came on the pitch fell over and got injured again (is he fit yet?)

Otis · Oct 16, 2016

standupforcity said:
Being an away fan is one of the most exciting thing about following City at the moment. Core City supporters...great stuff!!! Great to be there yesterday and hear Charlton fans saying they were out played and lucky to win, that the resulot wasn't a true reflection of the game...very true!!

But every time I hear stuff like that I hark back to Notes Forest some years ago.

They kept losing by the odd goal every week, 1-0, 2-1 and everyone kept saying they were unlucky, that they had played well, but just couldn't quite take their chances in front in goal.

The reporters were saying it, the manager was saying it and the players were saying it.

Week after week, losses and word that if they keep playing like that they will be fine! 'Too good to go down' was the perpetual cry.

Well ..... they went down and with a very poor return of points too.

Absolutely no good at all if you are 'in games' and 'playing well' but keep losing.

The other worrying factor in all that is you are playing well and losing. Teams don't play well every week and have poor patches where they play badly.

What's going to happen when we hit our poor form patch then I wonder?

Concerns me that we are 'playing well' but have just one win in 12 games.

Otis · Oct 16, 2016

Otis said:
But every time I hear stuff like that I hark back to Notes Forest some years ago.

They kept losing by the odd goal every week, 1-0, 2-1 and everyone kept saying they were unlucky, that they had played well, but just couldn't quite take their chances in front in goal.

The reporters were saying it, the manager was saying it and the players were saying it.

Week after week, losses and word that if they keep playing like that they will be fine! 'Too good to go down' was the perpetual cry.

Well ..... they went down and with a very poor return of points too.

Absolutely no good at all if you are 'in games' and 'playing well' but keep losing.

The other worrying factor in all that is you are playing well and losing. Teams don't play well every week and have poor patches where they play badly.

What's going to happen when we hit our poor form patch then I wonder?

Concerns me that we are 'playing well' but have just one win in 12 games.

And add to that the fact that both Mowbray AND Venus have been saying we are struggling with the physicality of this league and that compounds the issue.

You can play all the good football you want, if you are being out-muscled that is going to result in your being out-fought on a consistent basis.

Wheelfass · Oct 16, 2016

Sky Blue Harry H said:
I feel a bit of a cheat - it's my wife's birthday next Saturday (I'm a season ticket holder), so I was going to miss this before I knew about the protest - it feels like I'm only half-heartedly protesting now. Gutted by the result today, but my lad aced his 11+ (well done son) and can get into a school he really wanted to - so that trumps everything (pity I couldn't have the cherry on the top with 3 points, though). Will have to wait 15 years til my lad becomes a billionaire (no pressure), then he can buy SISU out!!

You could easily reverse those feelings of being a cheat by buying your wife a match ticket for her birthday and then both of you could boycott the game

westofrayne · Oct 16, 2016

mrtrench said:
Just imagine how great it will be in League 2: Morcambe; Cambridge;Accrington... we'll win every week.

I remember people saying that about the Championship when we were in PL.

In L2 we would still be bottom half, budget would be set at "breakeven" we would be out bid by most National league team for players.

higgs · Oct 16, 2016

Part of us is slowly dying as we watch our club take its last breaths

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standupforcity · Oct 16, 2016

marcusp said:
I must have been at the wrong ground then as it didnt look like we were the better team from what i saw. Shambolic defending and a forward line who cant hit a barn door. Other than hitting the post did we look like scoring ?

I think charlton fans were just being kind and felt sorry for us

Why would they be being kind? They were talking among themselves not to City fans. I think the general opinion is that the teams were pretty evenly matched and a draw would have been a fair result...

Deleted member 2477 · Oct 16, 2016

Unfortunately mate looking good passing the ball around but not going forward, not creating chances and woeful defending wont keep us up.

I could acept we were unlucky or evenly matched if we had lost by a goal but we didnt.
We were convincingly beat and the table doesny lie no matter what coloured spectacles or glass you fill up

mrtrench · Oct 16, 2016

For everyone pointing out that we said we would win the last times we were relegated... I know.

I'm also aware that a joke isn't a joke if you have to explain it. Will try harder next time.

Astute · Oct 16, 2016

I'm not surprised that we are bottom when we have an arse running our club.

Sky Blue Pete · Oct 16, 2016

Wonder what odds you'd get for us to stay bottom for the whole year

ceetee · Oct 16, 2016

Bruce the Boot said:
You what ? No money no buisness , 5k attendance when we have the potential for 30000, You keep funding them then , and they ll stay .

It doesn't matter to SISU what league we are in or what our league position is.
Having failed to make money out of us they are trying not to lose it, so if the income is reduced they will simply cut the budget even if that means relegation.
The club suffers. The fans suffer. SISU don't suffer.

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