SkyBlue_Bear83
Well-Known Member
It would i think if the owners put in money as equity or summat like that, we had Clarke, Baker and Murphy at sixfields who probably would have been among the top earners in the division
Show me the evidence on that one.
Certainly no evidence on the pitch.
Fair play rules from Sixfield takings wouldn't allow it surely ?
Obviously andreas has attended the same business masterclass and charm school as Tim Fisher. Loudmouths on an internet chat forum - or should I have written that all in capitals. The huge losses in 2013/14 crowds of under 2,000 were also frankly an embarrassment - all caused by the current owners, its repercussions will last for a long time but I need to do as Andreas say be quiet accept the SISU way as they clearly know what they are doing.
IF anyone thinks knocking a few quid of a season ticket is going to undo all the recent untold damage done by sisu , they are deluded
Early bird ends 30 June, surely it would make sense to extend it just by one day to include the opening of the new shop. Unveil the new kits the same day and have a couple of new signings announced the same day and modelling the new kit at the unveiling could give sales a good boost.
Yeah, that's a good call. Some people seem entrenched in their position though.
I guess it would have had to have taken Sisu to bring Jose Mourinho in as manager before some would commit.
The club have brought in a very good manager in Tony Mowbray. If you have faith in him, buy a season ticket on the back of that.
I'm guessing now if we start doing well and Mowbray is snatched from us by another club, people will be blaming Sisu for that too.
Back the team and the manager. I don't care at all for Sisu either, but this has to be about prioritising.
Number 1 - Being a Coventry City supporter foremost.
Number 2 - Backing the new manager.
Number 3 - Sisu.
We back the manager and turn up and he is the right man for the job then we are much more likely to be successful. The more successful we are the more chance of Sisu leaving.
No just SISU OUT would do for many !!...................Honest owners, transparency, no more talk of stadium la la land, no more court cases, work with our new landlords, engage with all the old fan base, decent marketing.
No just SISU OUT would do for many !!...................Honest owners, transparency, no more talk of stadium la la land, no more court cases, work with our new landlords, engage with all the old fan base, decent marketing.
How would you like the "old fan base" (whoever the fuck they are) to be "engaged" other than cheapest ever season tickets? If you are going to throw back the meaningless old mantra "SISU OUT" in the faces of the clubs management every time they do something wholly positive, then you are just as culpable in the decline of the club.
I think they work out at about £13 per match, not bad, but don't quote me.How much do those work out per game in comparison then?
I think they work out at about £13 per match, not bad, but don't quote me.
Another interesting point is 25% of season tickets are to new customers, I think the price has worked on that score.I think they work out at about £13 per match, not bad, but don't quote me.
Andreas quotes
How would you like the "old fan base" (whoever the fuck they are)
"bleating on"
Seem to show more anger to cov fans than SISU.
Last season home to Swindon on a Monday apparently there were 7,000 fans there (I think it was less than 6,000) - whose fault, who drove a large proportion of the fans with sixfields move, lost 3-0 we were awful, whose fault we had a poor manager with such a poor team. Leaving that game was probably when I decided that was the end of my ST, irrespective of SISU although they are totally to blame, demonstrable evidence of investment in the team improvement results on the pitch bigger crowds etc.. fans will return, blind faith isn't there anymore for me and other fans. Haven't ruled out getting a ST but sons don't want to go friends and family have stopped getting STs. Its not the cost that will encourage me to get a ST its the lack of faith / hope which is preventing me.
We have all had shit matches and sob stories like this. It goes with supporting a football team. I know one thing. Sitting at home whining like you wont make SISUs departure come any quicker.
i feel like that every year - but i keep coming back, and next weekend after pay day, i shall be buying againWe have all had shit matches and sob stories like this. It goes with supporting a football team. I know one thing. Sitting at home whining like you wont make SISUs departure come any quicker.
No just SISU OUT would do for many !!...................Honest owners, transparency, no more talk of stadium la la land, no more court cases, work with our new landlords, engage with all the old fan base, decent marketing.
How much do those work out per game in comparison then?
That's almost funny. I wonder in how many of them seasons we've lost more games then won?
A few thousand is reasonable at this level isn't it
A few thousand is reasonable at this level isn't it
A few thousand is reasonable at this level isn't it
I'm not advocating anything just pointing out a fact as why are crowds have gone down from 20000 to 8000 ,Still advocating holding the team to ransom then until you are personally satisfied with our owners. Unbelievable hubris.
I think you have definitely been on a few SISU charm management courses my sob story that I was whinning on about is a reason why a lot of fans won't renew - but for you sixfield regulars 3,000 will be a huge improvement
yeah right 1500 to 2800 fucking GREAT that is.
Sisu out and who exactly in? ?
Ah, rather like the old...
ACL will now remain burdened with debt for the next 43 years
http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-city-owners-sisu-lose-7344735
Sorry? remind me that's when people were saying that Higgs had to get their money back and what acl on its initial lease was worth £30 million plus?
That the place was a gold mine and that acl didn't need the club anyway?
Ok smartarse let's say we wake up tomorrow and Sisu say that they've decided enough is enough and walk away. You telling me someone is in the wings to take it on at its current budgeted level - who?
Sorry? remind me that's when people were saying that Higgs had to get their money back and what acl on its initial lease was worth £30 million plus?
That the place was a gold mine and that acl didn't need the club anyway?
Ok smartarse let's say we wake up tomorrow and Sisu say that they've decided enough is enough and walk away. You telling me someone is in the wings to take it on at its current budgeted level - who?
Almost anyone could take it on, SISU are not subsidising it now on it's current expenditure/income ratio. As long as they fucked off and took their debt interest payment expectations with them then a small time business consortium could take the reins. We wouldn't have any bigger budget but we wouldn't have any less either !
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