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Are you saying SISU should have agreed to Wasps demands and indemnified them in order to stay at the Ricoh ? If not, don't blame them for having to play at St.Andrews.

? Poor interview ? You're joking surely ? It was long, informative and showed Wasps, Hoffman's and CCC involvement.

Could it be that since June 10th Joy Sepalla has become the sole director of SISU Capital Limited and this enabled her to become more open without the restrictions. To be fair she has been criticised for not speaking publicly yet some are now criticising her for doing so. Let's just hope this is...

This is one of the best threads for months, if not years ! Sensible posts and comments. Little sarcasm, balanced and constructive replies.

I wouldn't know lol !

. Unlike others Grendel, I will not argue with others whose opinions differs to mine. Whilst I might not agree, each one of us is entitled to his or her own opinion. I respect their right to do so. I simply want to express my own views having supported the club for 67 years. Thanks.

Nope.

With respect to all, I have been supporting Coventry City since the age of 10. I am now 77 years of age... 67 years a supporter. Coventry City have always been my team despite many disappointments over these years. Not once have I wavered in my support regardless of who the owners were...

Forget SISU, we are, and always have been, Coventry City - our team ever since Singers FC. I really do hope people can see through their hatred of SISU and rise above it and go to St.Andrews. After all, Coventry City will still be going long after SISU's departure. I have seen several ownership...

I think a Europe League is inevitable in the next 10 years and maybe a World League in the distant future. The structure of football has to change in order for clubs to survive. Not so long ago there were Divisions 1, Division 2 and Divisions 3 North and South. Change will always be necessary.

Football in its present format is unsustainable with many clubs operating at a loss - apart from the Sky rich Premier division. Whilst many will want to cling on to the present format of four divisions of 92 plus the Premiership and be reluctant to change out of nostalgia and club loyalty, then...

As I said, just putting it out there for discussion.

Just putting it out there for discussion, not stating a fact or my own opinion. How will not going to St.Andrews have any effect on SISU ? They have budgeted to fund next season and any loss of income can be set against tax. It won't really effect them ?

Regretfully, if long term, the Ricoh even though I do not like it. I could stomach St Andrew's for a year or two.

As a last resort Ricoh better than not having a club at all. I have only once felt any real atmosphere - the first game back v Gillingham, reminded me of the atmosphere at HR during the JH era.

I don't think I am alone in having a dislike for the Ricoh, wrong location, a concrete bowl and a crap pitch. Maybe 50 plus years of being a season ticket holder at Highfield Road makes me feel this way. My preference is for a new smaller stadium with stands closer to the pitch.

Instead of looking at the negatives ( and there many ) look at the positives of playing at St.Andrews - there are a lot of positives too. 1. A proper football stadium opposed to the soulless Ricoh. 2. A decent pitch to suit our style of football. 3. Much better transport links for those living...

A good start to the season and I think quite a lot will change their mind and start going to St.Andrews.

"While WE sing TOGETHER, we will NEVER lose ".... that is the REAL Jimmy Hill Way. WE means all of us, not just some of us. Either support the team as Jimmy wanted us to and go to St.Andrews or not.

For f**is sake, if Brighton fans followed their team to Gilligham then surely Sky Blues supporters can stop having a hissy fit and follow the team 20 minutes down the road ? I seriously question if fans claiming they won't go to St. Andrew's on principle then I question if they are 100% supporters.