I'd give my 1987 medal back in exchange for that, without a doubt, not a problem at all. I'd give everything back to keep Coventry City going.
Somehow you've got to wave over both sides and say let's start again and get together for the fans.
Because that's what it is all about, the fans. The fans are coming through and paying out of their own wages, some are even out of work.
I can't see why a pitch can't be shared. If they got together as men and sat there and talked it out I am sure there is an answer there somewhere.
This is where we've got to play, in Coventry. If not in Coventry, what are we going to do? They don't know, and that's what is worrying me. I'm 82 years old, I want to know before I go in that grave they're going to dig for me. I want to know they're still here, and still playing.
It's now what we are talking about at this present moment. At this present moment it's got to be, get together, talk it over, talk it sensibly.
It's not 'we're bigger than you', let's get together on an equal level. Wasps, I love rugby, I love football, if only we can get together and share this. Look at it, what a wonderful stadium, which we gave away.