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Is that plot even big enough? Imagine you’d need to demolish/move part of spon street as well

Time to knock down King Henry’s

Okay, colour me intrigued. I want to see in the proposal how they would of fit 40,000 seats in that spot

So based on this, Doug and John have worked together on the proposal? Is this something which could proceed or is it dead in the water?

Looking back, I imagine the max size for the butts would be 25,000. Probably be a better fan experience with the CBS with the location but would debate if it would be good for the club in the long run

Yeah that’s my point. Useless twats who actually could put pressure on Frasers

Yep and yep imo

Feel the council could help with this, considering Fraser wants to build its mega site. Unless it’s outside the city boundaries.

Would be interesting to see what Coventry Building Society or Eon think of this. Can’t imagine CBS would be happy with the press

If we are serious, Doug probably needs to send an apology to University of Warwick as not sure the land is there in the city. Unless, sky dome and IKEA anyone 🤣

If only we had Birmingham city council 🤣

I mean if you think he had an agenda, he has got quotes from the Rugby club confirming Doug’s spoke to him and the council. Balls in the clubs court I guess, be interested how they respond

Depends on A: How much and B: If they are willing to sell

Back to the university?

I did think about the forum response when I read it. Surley he and the club would know the sensitivity of this. Not good enough considering our history with this imo

Seems a play to force Frasers hand to me. However if plans exist I’m very interested at how it would be built on that site. Remember thinking 25,000 would be a stretch, let alone 40,000. City Centre location though which I think would be a massive for the city and club.

Good result against a very good side. Onto St Pauli, hopefully with a new CB and ST

What a shot

Good controlled half against a really good side. Would like to get Torp though in place of sheaf, just make us a bit more direct in that final third

Rushworth would of been worth every penny of that £5.5 million