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The 1st picture you posted was from the other side of goal - Wilson then ran round the back of the goal to celebrate and that's when that picture was taken. All a bit blurry though, was going mental at the time.

Oh come on, you know what I mean, I am referring to those that were there, not those who were not. You might reasonably ask where are the other 20,000 fans when we play in front of 10,000. I was just asked about my thoughts and observations about today and so I gave an honest response. I...

About edge of 18 yard box I'd say. Why out of interest?

Not trying to put any sort of spin on it - just making observations and was questioning a couple of things someone else said. Of course playing in front of 2000 people is appalling, the whole thing is appalling; and the fact you and I disagree about what we should be doing as supporters to put...

Who said it was packed? I though there were about 250-300 in there. Why is it relevant? The crowd was what it was - I fail to see how the distribution of those fans is of any importance.

Show a picture of the whole end and people can have a guess :facepalm: To debate that there were 1500 City in that ground today is a nonsense.

Behave. Preston fans sang, "we can SEE you on the hill". Stand behind the goal was lively and made plenty of noise IMO. Wasn't at the 1st game, but the guy next to me said there were a lot more behind the goal today than there were at the previous game. And, I got to the ground at 2.15pm and...

Why the hostility? He was being nice.

Agree, we were class at times, but there are defensive frailties that need to be addressed. Should have buried them in truth.

Just surprised, given the amount of people there, that there was such a wait for tickets. But everyone in the queue were city fans and they were all paying so I doubt the increase has anything to do with freebies. I enjoyed it I have to say. Atmosphere was to be expected given the size of the...

We were unfortunate today. Missed a few sitters, whereas every Preston attempt seemed to go in. Would have won the game easily on another day.

Judging by the queue outside the ticket office before the game, they were all city fans. Thirty minutes to get tickets. Yes, I went. Shoot me.

Evil? There were far more than 500 non paying spectators at the Ricoh, so how is cutting the number of free tickets issued devious and evil?

Bedrock wouldn't bother me. Always considered it a suburb of Coventry anyway. That's about as far out as they could go though. Would prefer Warwick University as a site, but then this isn't going to happen anyway so all pointless.

To be clear, this is what TF said (still waiting for the denial from the council): "We made an incredibly generous offer. ACL’s bankers were willing to support the offer which would have stopped them from foreclosing on ACL and which would have left ACL debt free, while the council’s deal has...

What do the links prove? TF has stated several times that there was a deal to purchase a 50% stake in the Arena, also claiming there was a signed agreement, and that the deal was ultimiately scuppered by the council. I have yet to see a denial or rebuttal from the other side. If it is not...

The vast majority of tickets for schools went unclaimed when we played in Coventry. Why then would schools in Northampton take up the offer, especially when they have their own club who I am sure have a similar program in place? And besides, asking me if I would agree with something that is...

No they didn't. Just because you keep saying it doesn't make it true.

They have always given tickets away 'outside of players familes'. Last season free tickets were easy to come by. People used to wander around Coventry University just handing them out. Hundreds of the free tickets available would go unused every week - in other words you couldn't give tickets...

It's worse than that, I hear they are actually taking kids.