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bigfatronssba · Nov 7, 2013

Seems a few of them are starting to line sisus pockets.

http://www.smfserver.com/forums/thehotelend/index.php/topic,8182.1280.html

CJ_covblaze · Nov 7, 2013

I'd say for as little as 9 quid for football at a higher standard than what you're used to, it's not really that surprising really is it.

How many of the 380+ ST holders (even cheaper than £9) are neutrals from Northampton and see it as a bargain?

speedie87 · Nov 7, 2013

is £9 the general admission price or the price if you were a season ticket holder last season?

If Northampton folk can get in for £9 i can sort of see why some of them are going.

Ashdown1 · Nov 7, 2013

I suppose it was inevitable................as one of their fans says, 'Much better football and cheaper to get in'.

Sbarcher · Nov 7, 2013

Match day ticket in the main stand is £20 (£16 concession). If you follow football generally, then we're a bargain.

valiant15 · Nov 7, 2013

What kind of fans are they if they drop their club and start attending city games?

Unless they do both of course?

lewys33 · Nov 7, 2013

So that is why they are not bothered about the Coventry fan base dwindling - Because they have a whole set of new fans that are now starting to follow the team. How could we not all see this? Bravo SISU! Bravo ..........

CJ_covblaze · Nov 7, 2013

speedie87 said:
is £9 the general admission price or the price if you were a season ticket holder last season?

If Northampton folk can get in for £9 i can sort of see why some of them are going.

That's what it was for one or two games. From £11 normally.

skybluebeduff · Nov 7, 2013

It's like if Nuneaton moved into The Ricoh, would I go watch them? Would I fuck, scabs

Covstu · Nov 7, 2013

lewys33 said:
So that is why they are not bothered about the Coventry fan base dwindling - Because they have a whole set of new fans that are now starting to follow the team. How could we not all see this? Bravo SISU! Bravo ..........

There is simply not the numbers to start again over there. As the guy said it seems like it is only a handful, even if we got promoted they wouldnt see a massive increase so i doubt it would be sustainable. I think alot of city fans who attend will stop going next season if the sitaution doesnt change.

italiahorse · Nov 7, 2013

Their board makes interesting reading.
Some go to both and others are going to watch CCFC because it is better football and a lot cheaper than Northampton at home.

I can see where this might go if SISU ACL don't make peace by Xmas.
..... ACL move on and SISU can't get permission or afford the stadium.

italiahorse · Nov 7, 2013

skybluebeduff said:
It's like if Nuneaton moved into The Ricoh, would I go watch them? Would I fuck, scabs

But if CCFC had cut all ties with the Ricoh and maybe got relegated to L2 or folded, Nuneaton got promoted to L2 and renamed themselves Coventry Borough.
Perhaps a few ex CCFC players, Academy players and previous Management team favourites on board ? Pressley ? Oggy ? Renamed the Jimmy Hill Stadium ?

Highly unlikely but .................. lets plant an acorn !!!

valiant15 · Nov 7, 2013

Cov&Northants utd lol.

Never underestimate the spite of Seppalla and co.

Astute · Nov 7, 2013

I hope they are watching us and not their own team. Cardoza won't be happy but he made the decision to have our team play there.

blueflint · Nov 7, 2013

was only to be expected just surprised there aren't more of them

italiahorse · Nov 7, 2013

blueflint said:
was only to be expected just surprised there aren't more of them

There will be if we get a good cup draw against say Man U.

ecky · Nov 7, 2013

Maybe sisu are trying to bankrupt ntfc and get their ground on the cheap? They will have their ground then,old die hard cov fans will go with a new Northampton fanbase to make the numbers up?
I wouldn't put it past them...

hill83 · Nov 7, 2013

valiant15 said:
What kind of fans are they if they drop their club and start attending city games?

Unless they do both of course?

Shit ones. Even if they do go to both.
Lower level plastics.

Stafford_SkBlue · Nov 7, 2013

In the bygone days when football was relatively cheap, i went to many grounds in the midlands as a neutral. Tues games are from £9, 10 yrs ago when Staff rangers were in the conference the cost was £12. I reckon 9 quid is what we paid at least 20 yrs ago.
Its not necessary they support us but the football is good, why not come and watch us.
They is no way there is a long term sustainable support there.
Its a rugby town!!

skybluejelly · Nov 7, 2013

CJ_covblaze said:
That's what it was for one or two games. From £11 normally.

Normal price is £16 it was just £9 for orient

lift tower · Nov 7, 2013

Really is just a handful of people with nothing better to do who like football. Nothing significant. A lot of them on that board are diehard Northampton fans but when our games get postponed are off to whatever match is easy to get to. I remember last season a load went to the Ricoh one week and were sat there in their Cobblers shirts and scarves.
I'm a Cobblers fan and I wouldn't bother watching city at sixfields. Can understand why Cardoza did it but its a rotten thing to do the Cov fans.
Hope you get back to the Ricoh as soon as possible.

cornoccfc · Nov 7, 2013

CJ_covblaze said:
I'd say for as little as 9 quid for football at a higher standard than what you're used to, it's not really that surprising really is it.

How many of the 380+ ST holders (even cheaper than £9) are neutrals from Northampton and see it as a bargain?

I know a few, no connection to Cov but have ST's this season.

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