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Now that's a football ground!

Aren't they?

The New Den opened in 1993...

There are some new apartments next to the Local Government Ombudsman office that restrict the front of the rugby club site. The Liberty Stadium is another bowl structure and the image you've dropped onto the Butts site covers the apartments and some of the park. The New Den (capacity 20,000)...

Not really... It's just too big a structure for the site (unless the council sold them Butts Park).

Derby's stadium is of the bowl type and has a bigger footprint than the Union Berlin stadium. Derby's stadium wouldn't fit on the Butts Park site. Even something like West Ham's old ground is a fraction too big for the Butts Park site. I believe that what would be needed at Butts Park is...

I don't recollect them trying to burn the ground down...

Nope, you're a tool!

You said you had "dabbled in architecture", why are you back tracking now? What do you mean by calling me 'paperboy' - who do you think I am? You really are a delusional fool.

...and Jim Cunningham was a Labour councillor at Coventry City Council too (I think he was either Leader or Deputy Leader)

Do you answer 'The Gentleman's' posts for him, are you related? Perhaps you should do some research, you can't just call yourself an architect. You really are a fool.

Gosh, what a post. You're really not a 'gentleman', are you. What do you mean about the Observer, I don't get it? Oh... and before I forget, how do you 'dabble' at being an architect? Do you also dabble at being a doctor, does that explain your delusions and Tourettes?

I see the former Coventry City Council Councilor Kevin Foster is shown in some of the CT footage. Foster is an MP for somewhere in the south west now, his name isn't on the list of MPS.

Just because we don't like how they are running the club doesn't make them not fit and proper people in the eyes of the football league. Also, in the general scheme of things they aren't the worst owners the league has had: - The then owner of Doncaster Rovers (Ken Richardson) tried to burn...

First game - against Leeds 1971 Most recent game - AFC Wimbledon

I agree the space created by the demolished extension won't have too much impact on the overall development as I don't see that it will be built on. What I had considered is that that space might create more room for crowd marshalling and this would combine well with an access route to Albany...

My 'agenda' is I don't want to see the football club I have supported since I was 7 disappear. I clearly have more of an open mind on what people say than you. I always consider whether people have said things that they sincerely believed to be true at the time they said them and whether...

Thanks for that. For the record, you talk rot on a consistent basis. You quite clearly have an agenda that means you oppose the club moving to Butts Park Arena, why is that? Waiting...

...and I studied some planning at university. Your attack on my previous post was rude and entirely unjustified. It does make me wonder what your agenda is.

I'm not so sure that the bridge and viaduct access presents so much of a problem, after all another poster claimed ,most people would be heading for the city centre. Access between the back of the existing stand and Albany Road does currently exist, but it is gated. The 1980s extension at...