But at what point do you stop protesting and accept you lost the fight? The war can continue in other ways that will not affect supporting the players and the team.. Surely you agree we need to get behind the team and support them and the manager to try and do well? Success breeds success and we need to look at things with at least some positivity. Constantly crying in your beer will not change anything. keep you glass half full not half empty Coventrites!
we would have an all standing stadium lol
you are joking they would asset strip the ricoh as they have the football club we would be worse off then than we are now
Other clubs have had a preffered bidder named and then had to change that to an alternative why would that not apply to us? Surely if the sale to Otium can't be complted the club should be offered to the other parties who were interested not automatically liquidated?
But at what point do you stop protesting and accept you lost the fight? The war can continue in other ways that will not affect supporting the players and the team.. Surely you agree we need to get behind the team and support them and the manager to try and do well? Successbreeds success and we need to look at things with at least some positivity. Constantly crying in your beer will not change anything. keep you glass half full not half empty Coventrites!
Spot on paxman. Unfortunatley there will be negative comparisons to Steven pressley due to your optimism and positivity
But at what point do you stop protesting and accept you lost the fight? The war can continue in other ways that will not affect supporting the players and the team.. Surely you agree we need to get behind the team and support them and the manager to try and do well? Success breeds success and we need to look at things with at least some positivity. Constantly crying in your beer will not change anything. keep you glass half full not half empty Coventrites!
What? people getting off their arses and trying to make a stand? Jesus.
Maybe its me being brought up listening to Public Enemy and you being brought up listening the fucking Killers or some shite
I totally agree Mr Grendel,and I actually gave you a like, you did'nt need to use the juvenile word again though.
We could well become best friends if we carry on like this
Maybe you have this correct and I have my information incorrect it has to be said that my knowledge on the subject isn't brilliant.
If ACL wer'nt allowed to make a conditional bid ,how are SISU allowed to buy access to a couple of Rights but leave the lease separate .That doesn't sound right?:thinking about:
Spot on. Most people on here are in dream land and need to wake up and smell the coffee.Tough shit. No one wants sisu here but some of us aren't gonna cry like a bunch of drunk women
Get on with it for fecks sake, if not go and support Coventry United
Spot on. Most people on here are in dream land and need to wake up and smell the coffee.
Remember the days when you didn't have to be a financial and legal expert to support city?!
To be honest I have learnt more on this forum over the last three years then I did in school and college put together!
So you couldn't count or write before joining SBT?!?!
So you couldn't count or write before joining SBT?!?!
Spot on. Most people on here are in dream land and need to wake up and smell the coffee.
What makes you believe they will invest in the team? Just curious.
their backing of thorn last summer and then robins
also they remain resolute in not running away from ccfc
their backing of thorn last summer and then robins
also they remain resolute in not running away from ccfc
I'd be inclined to disagree, I'd say they helped get a squad together rather than invest in a competitive team
their backing of thorn last summer and then robins
also they remain resolute in not running away from ccfc
Whilst I partly agree with you, they did fund a large squad. Obviously it wasn't as competitive as we'd have liked, but they did invest. If they didn't there would have been no players at all, except David Bell of course.
Whilst I partly agree with you, they did fund a large squad. Obviously it wasn't as competitive as we'd have liked, but they did invest. If they didn't there would have been no players at all, except David Bell of course.
What they actually did was sell two players then give a playing budget in line with FFP ,in other words what they are permitted to do I'd say the fans did their part last year too ,given the last five years and a relegation.Hows the packing going.
Looking at the players who left in the summer of 2012 a large proportion of the wage bill had been slashed, it was merely replacing the wage funding of the already decimated squad of the previous year (Westwood, Gunnarsson, Turner, King)
Techinically you are right. But this isn't magic money that appears from nowhere and the club isn't making any money. They are putting the bare minimum to survive in and it is all going to shit. Money is still being invested.
Also, the wage bill was bumped up by those players being brought into the club anyway.
Arguably the main fault of the owners was doing that and making the wage bill unsustainable in the first place, not cutting it back to what it should always have been.
Also, the wage bill was bumped up by those players being brought into the club anyway.
Arguably the main fault of the owners was doing that and making the wage bill unsustainable in the first place, not cutting it back to what it should always have been.
I bet you're fucking delighted
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