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Why didn’t you just buy one each?

Unless I am mistaken we have been told for years we have pay our own way. It was made crystal clear that investment or splashing some of it was not happening. Fans can’t have it both ways, we want £15 a ticket but we want you to splash the cash...and everything that SAJ has said in the post above.

Too many mentions of illegal substances in your post, not enough about the need for new players or how the stadium is located in the back of beyond. Who is this Charlie? Is he any good?

I am a season ticket holder too. Perhaps I am missing the point. I just think that if a short journey puts people off then they didn’t really want to go.

Sorry don’t agree, I am a Coventry City fan, I support my team whether it is Manchester United or Forest Green Rovers and the travel for each game is the same.

if that is the reason that fans don’t go then the club is doomed no matter what, thank god for those that travel long distances from around the country. Its three miles to the ground from the city centre which makes it 6 from anywhere in Coventry, 1or2 from Bedworth and 6 from anywhere in...

Just look on here, there in a demand for new players, a CB, DCM, LWB, maybe another keeper, if we had just one more in attack....We need to push on, we need to progress, what if we got to the premier league? Any club that stands still will be overtaken by those that did go for it. It’s...

How do you solve the ticket pricing issue and get fans to games and still provide the club with revenue that it patently needs? The issue here seems to be match day pricing and unless I am mistaken the C category games are £20, which I believe is about the cheapest in the league, and is...

Speak speak for yourself...

Whatever his issues were his game against United in a 0-1 loss was superb only to better it at WHL where he picked Spurs apart. He went on to have a good career and we missed out on a very decent player. He wasn‘t quick but could he pass the ball to a Sky blue shirt!

Mick Quinn, Chris Marsden, Bright, Warnock, come to mind.

Interesting post and one that has merit IMO. Very few clubs can look a month ahead let alone a generation. What Hill did was reinvent the wheel in terms of the marketing and how to galvanise the City. There is an argument on here that the population of Coventry is multi cultural, that many are...

you can’t fit a litre into a pint pot.They had capacity crowds at the Dell most of the time, just a smaller capacity.at the Dell.

That’s fair but we can beat them on 8th August and that’s the here and now.

We have had times when we were bigger yes but Stoke City have had periods when they were a prominent team. The 74 Stoke team challenged for the title with Hudson, Shilton, Conroy. In 72 they were league cup winners, in 71 and 72 they were FA cup semi finalists and for many years had two of the...

That’s one point of view. The other is our club is returning to its city, is on the rise with a great manager and a vibrant team with prospects of improving year on year, decent merchandising, good season ticket pricing, a fan base that has stuck with them through the toughest of times and don’t...

I have said before that I wouldn’t like to be in the trenches with some on here. It doesn’t mean MK dons are great or we are poor, at this stage we are undercooked and the only way to get ready is to put in the work. Results mean nothing until we play Forest

An extra 30 mnutes and we would have had them... 2.5 weeks til it matters.

That was no pitch invasion, it was run or get a beating. I seem to remember they went in single file alongside the pitch getting abuse from the then trinity road stand.

Yes that was a typical 70s night to remember.They were a tough bunch and a 2-0 loss made it a miserable night.