Sbarcher
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JLR are managing to do that on their own. They will be pulling in the Marketing budget for the coming year.
JLR are managing to do that on their own. They will be pulling in the Marketing budget for the coming year.Is there a site you can set up pledge signatures. A pledge to boycott Wasps and all associated businesses until the football club is back at the Ricoh.
How does boycotting send a message to Wasps that it's unacceptable?This is bigger than the team now. Should we just roll over and let them think this is acceptable!? Where does it end.
Should of been the same at Northampton. Total boycott sends a bigger message than 2-3k fans going.
The ccfc statement is deluded surely. Why are SISU so happy to cover millions in losses? Beggars belief
To be fair it’s been said before, and it’s no real comfort in the scheme of things, but you can do a fantastic ale trail round Birmingham.
I agree on all the name calling. It's not a good start is it, just a couple of hours in from the announcement.I can't believe the division and name calling on here. Predictable I guess but completely destroying any chance of unity amongst City fans. Despite all the rallying calls it's going to be a disaster ! I hope they win a court case eventually but fuck the hedge fund bastards on both sides. CCFC will only ever be the losers, SISU wouldn't invest any compensation in the football club even if they won and that could be years away. This will once again alienate a lot of older folk and families from watching their club regularly. It's plain embarrassing thinking Wasps will go pop anytime soon, they will get help from some knob or restructure their finances. Shame on all involved here !
This is exactly my point. Suddenly SISU are seen as the victim in this . It really matters not one jot about the football club, even less the supporters. Yes, poor SISU, they deserve better.
I agree on all the name calling. It's not a good start is it, just a couple of hours in from the announcement.I can't believe the division and name calling on here. Predictable I guess but completely destroying any chance of unity amongst City fans. Despite all the rallying calls it's going to be a disaster ! I hope they win a court case eventually but fuck the hedge fund bastards on both sides. CCFC will only ever be the losers, SISU wouldn't invest any compensation in the football club even if they won and that could be years away. This will once again alienate a lot of older folk and families from watching their club regularly. It's plain embarrassing thinking Wasps will go pop anytime soon, they will get help from some knob or restructure their finances. Shame on all involved here !
They have no choice? What do you want them to do - cover any potential EC investigations losses?The ccfc statement is deluded surely. Why are SISU so happy to cover millions in losses? Beggars belief
Funny that the Cov Telegraph quoting of the statement leaves out the part about Wasps demands bankrupting us potentially. Nice balanced reporting there
If that's true that's fucking outrageous. Tin foil hat gif i suppose?Funny that the Cov Telegraph quoting of the statement leaves out the part about Wasps demands bankrupting us potentially. Nice balanced reporting there
Perhaps they should have considered not going for the EC option in the first place.They have no choice? What do you want them to do - cover any potential EC investigations losses?
How does boycotting send a message to Wasps that it's unacceptable?
So he's right with the time machine then.Perhaps they should have considered not going for the EC option in the first place.
Much could have been done prior to now.They have no choice? What do you want them to do - cover any potential EC investigations losses?
It says in the statement...There must be a lot of politics going on in the background that we don't know about it makes no sense from a business point of view for sisu to take us to Birmingham looks like they are being forced out or frozen out
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Coventry City will play home games at Birmingham City's St Andrew's next season as tenancy talks with Ricoh Arena owners Wasps break down after months of rows... because rent costs could BANKRUPT them!
I wont be getting an ST but will get a match package, so that my 8 year old can continue to watch them.What I don't get is "somebody tell my 4 year old they wont see the team they love play any more". Why won't they? If they love them that much then take them to games still.
So you want the club to die?Forces all parties to take action. SISU can’t sustain nobody attending matches, buying merchandise etc.
You think wasps/CCC/EFL want the PR that they were partly responsible for the death of the club!?
If they can. Not as easy as it sounds, Nick.What I don't get is "somebody tell my 4 year old they wont see the team they love play any more". Why won't they? If they love them that much then take them to games still.
If they can. Not as easy as it sounds, Nick.
It's a much longer day for many and more incurred cost.
People have other commitments too, either before or after the games.
I wont be getting an ST but will get a match package, so that my 8 year old can continue to watch them.
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The EC will only investigate if there is something that needs looking it to. It's not like a court case where the other side have to defend themselves.Perhaps they should have considered not going for the EC option in the first place.
All these people declaring that they will not attend St Andrews, why? What is it you're hoping to achieve? To force the club back? Well, that isn't going to happen this time. The option to return to the Ricoh was always there when we played at Northampton, so I understood the boycott and its aims. This seems (and I suspect is) quite different.
There is now a straight choice - back your club, for a season at least, to keep it going in the hope something may change, or turn your back on it. If you choose the latter, fine, and I hope everyone can be civil.
The football club is not SISU. The football club is me and you. It is Mark Robins, the players, the kit man and all the back room staff. It is Sky Blues in the Community, it is the badge, it is 136 years of history and the memories of all those who are no longer with us. Divorce the two, because SISU are not, and never will be, the club.
So back it. Logistically it may be difficult, but I suspect tickets will be cheaper and travel provided. Many of us who do go will probably attend less frequently than usual, fine. But to declare that you will no longer support the club? I hope you reconsider.
Shame on you Otis:angelic::angelic::angelic::angelic::angelic:I agree on all the name calling
Very well said I agree 100% if sky blue is in your blood it's in your blood. Mark robins and the players need us supporters more than anybodyAll these people declaring that they will not attend St Andrews, why? What is it you're hoping to achieve? To force the club back? Well, that isn't going to happen this time. The option to return to the Ricoh was always there when we played at Northampton, so I understood the boycott and its aims. This seems (and I suspect is) quite different.
There is now a straight choice - back your club, for a season at least, to keep it going in the hope something may change, or turn your back on it. If you choose the latter, fine, and I hope everyone can be civil.
The football club is not SISU. The football club is me and you. It is Mark Robins, the players, the kit man and all the back room staff. It is Sky Blues in the Community, it is the badge, it is 136 years of history and the memories of all those who are no longer with us. Divorce the two, because SISU are not, and never will be, the club.
So back it. Logistically it may be difficult, but I suspect tickets will be cheaper and travel provided. Many of us who do go will probably attend less frequently than usual, fine. But to declare that you will no longer support the club? I hope you reconsider.
Interesting Mail Headline.
Coventry City to play home games next season at Birmingham's St Andrew's stadium | Daily Mail Online
Dont think it was the rent costs that would bankrupt.
Its Birmingham not Barcelona we're ground sharing with. For a lot of people the time difference will be negligible.If they can. Not as easy as it sounds, Nick.
It's a much longer day for many and more incurred cost.
People have other commitments too, either before or after the games.
Forces all parties to take action. SISU can’t sustain nobody attending matches, buying merchandise etc.
You think wasps/CCC/EFL want the PR that they were partly responsible for the death of the club!?
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