Tim Fisher (1 Viewer)

ecky · Mar 17, 2014

It's new in "the sympathy look"
Lend me some slack governor

ajsccfc · Mar 17, 2014

georgehudson said:
time to fall on your sword fisher,
let's face it your about as much use as a 1 legged man in an arse kicking contest

Watch out for those guys.

lewys33 · Mar 17, 2014

Fisher is a wanker, but he is a saint compared to labobitch

PIPSQUEEK · Mar 17, 2014

Mr T - Sukka! said:
Look at all them empty seats.

And the one's to the right are press are they in the attendence figure

RoboCCFC90 · Mar 17, 2014

Fisher, Labovitch, Igwe, Ranson, Orange Ken and so on are all fall guys, that doesn't make them less a Giant pain in every fan's rear end, problem is as Fernando stated they're employed to run the Club for the owners and are paid to play a certain roll.

It's not a defence of any the names I mentioned above, but remember the likes of Fisher and Waggott at this moment in time are singing along to the Sisu tune.

fernandopartridge · Mar 17, 2014

Mary_Mungo_Midge said:
I wouldn't necessarily argue with that, but your comment now insinuates he has to compromise his own personal morality due to the nature if his role; but you state you don't have an issue with him when he does that?!? The further to try and justify your original comment, the more unjustifiable it appears

If we're talking about morality, where does Pressley fit in? He's happily gone along with this Northampton move after all.....

Mary_Mungo_Midge · Mar 17, 2014

fernandopartridge said:
If we're talking about morality, where does Pressley fit in? He's happily gone along with this Northampton move after all.....

That's a side-step straight from the Grendel book of shift-and-move. If you want to discuss Pressley's morality, start a thread on it.

This is all about Fisher, and how he may or may not be faring in light of decisions he's 'masterminded' or 'fronted', depending upon your view. How he might now been feeling is therefore pertinent.

Hopw the hell Pressley feels isn't in any way a discussion point for this thread

rupert_bear · Mar 17, 2014

As chief executive officer Tim Fisher runs Coventry City Football Club on BEHALF of SISU. He and his board make the decisions, SISU back what he says. Infact recently Joy Sepalla admitted not knowing how a football club works and didn't even know a football club was part of the SISU portfolio until recently. She has only got personally involved I believe because her companys name was being dragged through Parliament. I suspect Joy Sepalla has sidelined Fisher who will be on a retainer or some sort of contract and once that expires may well become history.

edgy · Mar 17, 2014

I've heard from a good source that Fisher is a "good man" behind the scenes. Friendly and always approachable. Lightyears ahead from the likes of Onwe, Delieu and Co. who were awful.

Sterling Archer · Mar 17, 2014

duffer said:
You know what, having seen that I genuinely feel a bit sorry for the bloke.

All politics aside, he's still a human being - no one wants to be hated... surely he never meant it to go this way.

Its a good point to be fair.

After all is said and done, the bloke is just doing a job that he is paid for.

Seems as though that job is a sponge for all the seethe us Cov fans generate towards SISU.

Mary_Mungo_Midge · Mar 17, 2014

edgy said:
I've heard from a good source that Fisher is a "good man" behind the scenes. Friendly and always approachable. Lightyears ahead from the likes of Onwe, Delieu and Co. who were awful.

That may be the case, but he wasn't too engaging at the forums, was he? I know it's a bear-pit, but that's to have been expected at the time they called them. But he came across as aloof, arrogant and condescending - at times when he wasn't being evasive. The fans opinion of his will largely be coloured by this interaction, which let's face it was all over the media, and the actions of the business he fronts

covcity4life · Mar 17, 2014

did you go to the forums though? half the fans were stupid

next question please

SISU OUT

ok, someone else?

edgy · Mar 17, 2014

Mary_Mungo_Midge said:
That may be the case, but he wasn't too engaging at the forums, was he? I know it's a bear-pit, but that's to have been expected at the time they called them. But he came across as aloof, arrogant and condescending - at times when he wasn't being evasive. The fans opinion of his will largely be coloured by this interaction, which let's face it was all over the media, and the actions of the business he fronts

Can't dispute that. Some people just have those apparent attributes though, unfortunately, that seem ten fold when under extreme pressure.

I do not envy his job in the slightest. No salary could cover the personal shit he gets for me.

Mary_Mungo_Midge · Mar 17, 2014

covcity4life said:
did you go to the forums though? half the fans were stupid

As I read your words, I know your claim to be true.....

shmmeee · Mar 17, 2014

covcity4life said:
did you go to the forums though? half the fans were stupid

next question please

SISU OUT

ok, someone else?

The forum I went to (second one?) had a mix of idiots and decent questions. Problem was when the decent questions were asked Linnell moved on after a non-answer and then spent 5 minutes on bollocks.

It was like the stadium forum meeting I went to where they spent 15 minutes discussing the fact that the ground can be expanded, despite everyone knowing that was the case. But again, when relevant questions were asked they were dodged.

They use the idiots as a convenient smoke screen IMO.

shmmeee · Mar 17, 2014

double post

Mary_Mungo_Midge · Mar 17, 2014

edgy said:
Can't dispute that. Some people just have those apparent attributes though, unfortunately, that seem ten fold when under extreme pressure.

I do not envy his job in the slightest. No salary could cover the personal shit he gets for me.

He should resign then, surely? Have you seen his CV on LinkedIn, or elsewhere; he's not going to struggle to get another role?!?

I disagree with so much that his employer has done, but would never wish ill health on anyone. Anyone doing so is worthy of contempt.

But to sit there and front the decimation of a football club just to pick up a salary cheque - if that is indeed how he feels - is just something I can't even begin to understand

edgy · Mar 17, 2014

Why should he resign, if you don't like his tone from a forum?

Spionkop · Mar 17, 2014

Fisher is the guy who took our club to Northampton. He's a bastard. Deserves all the flak he gets.

edgy · Mar 17, 2014

Spionkop said:
Fisher is the guy who took our club to Northampton. He's a bastard. Deserves all the flak he gets.

Does he deserve threats of rabid loons going to his kids school?

Mary_Mungo_Midge · Mar 17, 2014

edgy said:
Why should he resign, if you don't like his tone from a forum?

I'm saying he should resign if he feels he's fronting a policy, or a number of polices he disagrees with. The starting point for this debate being FP saying he has no issue with Fisher, as he was only a front man.

My response being if he doesn't agree and he's shelved his morality to pick up a pay cheque and it's compromising his health; then resign.

If Fisher's fully behind what SISU are doing, then FP shouldn't be saying he has no issue with him - within this second context - he's happily administrating a sequence of events that's killing our football club

covcity4life · Mar 17, 2014

Mary_Mungo_Midge said:
I'm saying he should resign if he feels he's fronting a policy, or a number of polices he disagrees with. The starting point for this debate being FP saying he has no issue with Fisher, as he was only a front man.

My response being if he doesn't agree and he's shelved his morality to pick up a pay cheque and it's compromising his health; then resign.

If Fisher's fully behind what SISU are doing, then FP shouldn't be saying he has no issue with him - within this second context - he's happily administrating a sequence of events that's killing our football club

or saving it for the future

a future without rent.

Mary_Mungo_Midge · Mar 17, 2014

covcity4life said:
or saving it for the future

a future without rent.

Feck me. Do you do kids parties too? Balloon animals and all?

Moff · Mar 17, 2014

Mary_Mungo_Midge said:
That's a side-step straight from the Grendel book of shift-and-move. If you want to discuss Pressley's morality, start a thread on it.

Wait a minute, isn't that side stepping a side step

covcity4life · Mar 17, 2014

good one .

edgy · Mar 17, 2014

Mary_Mungo_Midge said:
I'm saying he should resign if he feels he's fronting a policy, or a number of polices he disagrees with. The starting point for this debate being FP saying he has no issue with Fisher, as he was only a front man.

My response being if he doesn't agree and he's shelved his morality to pick up a pay cheque and it's compromising his health; then resign.

If Fisher's fully behind what SISU are doing, then FP shouldn't be saying he has no issue with him - within this second context - he's happily administrating a sequence of events that's killing our football club

I think of it like in the case of a defence barrister, defending a client he know's guilty. It's their chosen career and they are paid well for it. They shouldn't resign should they?

Mary_Mungo_Midge · Mar 17, 2014

Moff said:
Wait a minute, isn't that side stepping a side step

No. It's saying that threads should stay on topic. Otherwise there's no point in having titles you can either subscribe to or not. Might as well call them all 'Coventry City miscellaneous' and allow anyone to post randomly as they see fit.

We're mostly English and favour order in our lives. That's why we like steak and chips, and the French like Ratatouille. You know how God likes things to be

Mary_Mungo_Midge · Mar 17, 2014

edgy said:
I think of it like in the case of a defence barrister, defending a client he know's guilty. It's their chosen career and they are paid well for it. They shouldn't resign should they?

No. But that is a case of shelving morality in order to pick up a pay cheque. Your metaphor proves my point.

If someone does that - and far be it from me to judge - but they can't then be excluded from judgment just because they're acting on orders

LilleSkyBlue · Mar 17, 2014

[QUOTE/] We're mostly English and favour order in our lives. That's why we like steak and chips, and the French like Ratatouille. You know how God likes things to be[/QUOTE]

The French love the old 'steack-frites' and consider it a typical brasserie meal. English and vegetarian, I have always been substantially partial to a plate of ratatouille, even before moving to France.

By God I love order in my life though.

edit: how are you supposed to reply with quote and get the nice little blue box round the original quote?

Mary_Mungo_Midge · Mar 17, 2014

LilleSkyBlue said:
[QUOTE/] We're mostly English and favour order in our lives. That's why we like steak and chips, and the French like Ratatouille. You know how God likes things to be

The French love the old 'steack-frites' and consider it a typical brasserie meal. English and vegetarian, I have always been substantially partial to a plate of ratatouille, even before moving to France.

By God I love order in my life though.

edit: how are you supposed to reply with quote and get the nice little blue box round the original quote?[/QUOTE]

You want order in your grammatical life and you're living in France? Not a chance!

Gint11 · Mar 17, 2014

skybluericoh said:
Must be hard times for the poor fella, can't afford a razor blade, or maybe someones taken it off him. If the latter can you please give it back to him.

He's got one on order, be about 3 weeks...

Lorksalordy · Mar 17, 2014

covcity4life said:
or saving it for the future

a future without rent.

Serious question - do you actually believe this ?

covcity4life · Mar 17, 2014

Lorksalordy said:
Serious question - do you actually believe this ?

i believe change is needed

i dont have that much confidence in sisu or council however

Spionkop · Mar 17, 2014

Edgy, where you hear that nonsense?
This is the guy who batters people in court.

ajsccfc · Mar 17, 2014

LilleSkyBlue said:
edit: how are you supposed to reply with quote and get the nice little blue box round the original quote?

Remove that forward slash in the first tag and you're there.

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