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I'd have thought he'd have just done a cash free loan (again) if that was the case

Sheffield Utd's cheating had no impact on their final place this year so what's the point in playing by the rules?

He’s still doing the Cricket isn’t he?

Yes. In its final few years Mercia started its own coverage with Dave Bennett as a commentator. It wasn’t all bad, as it’s the only time I’ve ever heard a professional commentator refer to one of the clubs directors as a prat (Benno on Orange Ken when he sat in the dugout)

In the old times it was some scrote taking £15m out of the club

For a share issue the club can be valued at whatever the owner decides. It’s not the same as market value

Flip off Kojak

I do wonder how many Championship clubs are owned by a local businessman these days? Especially one that has so far made almost all the right decisions? Most are owned by faceless wonders Our ownership model feels almost too good at times, just because the cynic in me expects him to try and rip...

He was a proper Gent on here Aside from his financial knowledge, never seen him use any bad language or resort to childish name calling like most of us on here have done at some point

Interestingly our weird neighbours across the M69 have reached their season ticket cap today (after tickets have been on sale for 2.5 months). They have published some stats. First of all their cap is 22.5k, so 1.5k lower than ours. That was also their cap last season, which means we matched...

They said it was no longer a requirement to having a ticket in the FZ. If we reach the season ticket cap, most games will be close to sell out next season, so it makes sense for all concerned to have it in place.

Perhaps its related to whatever stadium agreement is in the pipeline?

Tell that to the former governor of the Binley Oak

Disagree that we were lucky last season. The league table doesn't lie over 46 games. We had as much bad luck as we did good luck

January 2023 - Coventry 3-4 Wrexham (S4C)

January 2011 - QPR 2-1 Coventry (BBC)

I have some sort of 8ft Yeti in front of me so can relate about not seeing half the pitch

And definitely one of those things where if you don’t ask they can’t say no

Just a reflection of how the city has grown Highfield Road was on the boundary of farmland when it opened