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Probably, but a lot of fans don’t, most in fact and deal with the here and now.

Talking generally at work a mixture of supporters some go regular some now and again admittedly there’s only one who went to Northampton last time so they will be treading a similar path.

Either will, there is a bit of que sera sera on here but I don’t think it’s reflected generally with supporters who don’t do websites etc and I haven’t found many who will go anywhere out of Cov and will wash their hands with the club until it’s back in Coventry, which could be a long time.

It’s all so frustrating think we have to wait until the result of this latest appeal and see what happens after that. Which ever way it goes I think the goalposts will be moved, we all have to be patient

If it is Northampton do you think this is the preferred option or is it another ?

Why the secrecy ? Tell us now they have to tell the EFL next week.

True about Burnley, my dads team as a lad. For years their capacity at Turf Moor was higher at just over 60000 than the towns population and used to finish top four year after after.

Sorry it was Gilbert got him mixed up with Upton but the bloke interviewed was this Andrew fella and it was him that mentioned the Secretary of State and English Heritage as I said I couldn’t get it all.

It wasn’t Simon Gilbert it was the Council director of planning name Andrew Wolstrum or something like that. On the Phil Upton program just after the 5 o’clock news

I won the bet and you know it. Not trying to be an expert just repeating what was said in that interview listen and learn might do you good

Listen to the interview geek

From the bloke interviewed tonight on CWR just after 5 Andrew something, find out for your fucking self on listen again you might learn something I’m sure someone on here will.

That’s right I worked there and if you worked up the track far enough you could go home, the only blokes who stopped to the official time were the ones clocking their gang members home for overtime at 5

It was mentioned the Grade 2 listing can be removed, but the education side of things and the Secretary of State involvmentc is very different. I see that as the biggest obstacle. Surely sisu knew all this. It was also said up to 3000 people a week use the various sporting facilities.

MR took a chance was the right type of midfielder we need imo, some come off some don’t take Hyam as an example.

Report on cwr about meeting with ccc on this Woodlands plan. Number of things came out that there were things re that site that would need to happen. I didn’t catch all but one thing said was there are 10 building on the site that are Grade 2 listed and the site is still an education site and to...

There has to be a process and done correctly. If there are doubts about the suitability of the Woodlands site but there are other possibilities then the CCC should let sisu know, I can’t see sisu saying it’s Woodlands or nothing. What difference is that site from any other to them.

The cost of the Ricoh was a reported £113million, suppose at that time didn’t take much notice but compared at the time to other stadiums that were built it was very costly.

What pisses me off as desperation kicks in reality disappears and I can’t believe sisu haven’t if they are serious haven’t done oodles of homework and I can’t believe have chosen this site, there’s just about every negative possible, listed buildings, Poor infrastructure Poor public transport...