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Yes when the owners / investors throw money at a manager they go and buy Eastwood!! In League 1 you do not need to spend money, just keep your ear to the ground and find the Moussa's - can't believe he was without a Club a year ago. Goal tonight was sublime. It's not about money its about a...

And half will goto the credit card company

Uptp March 2013 SISU had put in at least £8m of their own money + investors money (a few £m) early on. Probably around £10m. If SISU wanted to walk away they would have done it last March, since then they have paid all the wages during the administration period, which has kept all the players...

Agree with Nick. Even Man U can be relegated as happened in the '70's. Before 1967 we had spent equal time in level 2 and level 3, and for most of that time level 3 was the lowest league,we were one of the three bigger cities with a football team who never played in the top flight along with...

Some things are being done well at the Club especially at the Academy, the port vale programme was striking, which gave our players previous clubs, most were simply Academy.

Its all about increasing your revenue, that owning your stadium offers. Very simple.

Cov only 50k crowd. Wolves vs Cov 1973 fa cup 6th round was Wolves last 50k gate. Anyone else on the soutb bank that day

Thanks for the publicity of this great offer on this forum. I will be taking it up.

Supporters are entitled to watch the team, at Northampton, without other supporters calling them all sort of names. We soon have Saturday games at Northampton, I think the support will pick up.

ACL have made no offer to CCFC - only to the Administrator - get real - we had no choice to leave Coventry thanks to CCC.

The game last year was over the Christmas period, when lots of guys are back in Cov visiting relatives. Expect smaller turnout this year.

Check your account history, should be recorded there.

Not surprised when top of league, looking at better things in the Championship, but Wolves and Peterborough will be pushing them for the top two spots.

ACL were trying to bully / scare Northampton. There was never any chance of it succeeding legally. Luckily for CCFC, Northampton were not going to fall for it.

Doubt many would go, as Premier League football is expensive for Students!! In the mid '70's when I was at the Lanch, two on my course went to HR regular (out of 30), who did not come from Coventry or surrounding area. Mind you we were entertaining in those days, Hutch, Wallace etc.

CCFC not too worried about missing deadlines, they received good feedback from the trip to Shrewsbury, who build their stadium in 12 months. Only way forward for the Club with the current CCC policy. Yes it's painful but in the long term maybe better.

Don't think Ranson would face a hostile supporters forum, or take unpopular decisions. Like Fisher or loathe him, he does not hide away.

I'm much more upbeat about the future - on the playing front and having our own stadium. Not been so optimistic about our playing ability since the Eric Black half season.

I support the policy of obtaining our own stadium in the long term. Ccc will never hand over control of the ricoh. We going through the pain before the gain.

"The Ricoh as a structure is far better than any other similar bowls." Hmm much perfer MK dons - which is tiered, although last season the top tier was mothballed. They can also add a third tier within the roof structure creating a 45,000 stadium. Due to the tiers you can view the pitch from...