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Nick you're really coming across as bitter, you give the impression you'd be happier Sat at Wembley with 7000 others, this happens at all clubs you know. I live in a small town (60.000) six years ago the local team reached the FA vase final And nearly 20.000 went for the day out, despite their...

This thread is yet another example of just how fragmented and broken we are as a fanbase,A day out at Wembley in an otherwise awful season has served to ignite more arguments. It does worry me that even if we were to get new owners things may have gone to far, it serves no Purpose to keep...

Afraid I'm a none believer it's all just to improbable, I think it's mans need to believe In a greater being, rather than accept we are just a product of a unique set of circumstances and ingredients needed to Enable life to evolve. I do however believe very strongly in humanity, though that...

So we have a chance at claiming old Wembley and New Wembley, Also we took upteen thousands to Wimbledon one year to assist in Another survival, when they were at selhurst park.

Perry, someone on this site very kindly offered to get me tickets and has since obliged, Rest assured if I hear of any available I will just get them for you and Nigel.

On the day we lost 6-0 at Everton my uncle took me to Nuneaton v Oxford in the cup, it Was carnage afterwards with police and Oxford fans fighting running battles afterwards.

Of course we do, we don't get thrown one often.:(

It talks of this in the book ( the one by the Liverpool fan) how they hid amongst the Tenement blocks down the Scottie road and ambushed all the fleeing city fans and Nicked their Sheepskin coats, and then how for the next few weeks people were Turning up everywhere wearing them.

I'm not saying he didn't have his faults, but one can only imagine what it's like To manage this club under the stewardship of these owners.

I read a book once by a Liverpool fan chronicling his time following his team home away And abroad, Coventry City got two mentions in the book. The first was him recalling bunking in at HIghfield Road and the strange sight of little blue Disabled buggys around the perimeter of the pitch. The...

But it was down to Mowbray at Middlesbrough, I'm not sure it was here though. Hence why I said the reason would be different.:emoji_thinking:

Ah but Would you rebuild it with the spion kop complete with crows nest and toxic bogs, Or the east stand.

It'll be a different reason Grendel, Gibson has always backed managers in his employ.

The Venkey's will seem like Abromovitch, after dealing with SISU. I wish him luck, I always thought him a thoroughly decent chap, which he confirmed When he walked away without a payoff.

Took my young son upto the site of HIghfield rd as he'd never been to the ground, Have to say I was saddened to find nothing there that reflected the past and the Contribution that stadium Had made to this City's history. Contrast and compare with another famous old stadium and its treatment...

In hindsight it was a bad move, but it wasn't supposed to be, spectacular mismanagement By successive owners ensured that, if the move had been managed properly it could have Provided the club with huge opportunitys, both on and off the pitch. The reason most people still hanker for HR is...

Who said that?

It was packed, the sun was shining and everyone was wearing their colours.:emoji_innocent:

You regularly get Fucked over by your Boss.:emoji_unamused:

Would SISU have still been a factor ? Because I think a lot would depend on that.