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0 - 2 loss, but a winning day for Coventry burglars as every available copper will Be reminiscing about the 1980s down at the Ricoh.

Urrghh!! Meths is so last year.

Yeah you could well be right, where concrete and steel lead people are sure to follow.

Well said Jim, keep it up.

I had to go back and check, but yes you are correct.:emoji_thumbsup: I then realised that title would be apt for any thread.:emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

Eternal optimist.:emoji_relaxed: And I think it is being optimistic to think we may still exist in nine years time.

Not so sure about that, the green belt remains reasonably tight round there.

We will be more likely to be sharing the Oval with Bedworth Utd by then, if we exist at all.

Robinson?

Reliable Saucy comment.:emoji_flushed:

It was, Childish, Wet, Ridicules, Alarmist, Divisive, Elitist, Futile Nonsense. Debatable whether it was your worst post ever though.;)

At the conclusion of JR2, just after the loss is announced, we will be plying our trade Outside Coventry (god knows where) in the conference or lower, in front of pitifully low Crowds. That will be the perfect time to finally put this ravaged carcass of a club out of its misery. And I bet the...

And why is the football shite?

Fan representation on a competent board. Yes Full fan ownership. No

There maybe some still doing NOPM, after all if they say they are, who am I or anyone Else to call them a liar. But I think it's generally accepted that people are just giving up With the current regime, and who can blame them.

A professional football club by definition, must always strive to grow and succeed, steady investment Will always be required to at the very least try to improve. It's a business that relies squarely on the Backing of its customer base and being in a prominent enough position to be able to...

Less money in or not, they will still cut costs, the club is getting smaller all the time, take last Season with the unexpected (yet short lived) upturn in fortunes. Crowds significantly increased, as did revenues from merchandise, but it didn't take SISU to Long to Come to the fore fretting...

Phil Babb £4 million to Liverpool, also I think we payed £2 million for Moldevan and sold Him soon after for £4.5 million, I think.

It could be too do with the much maligned £1000000 burning a hole in Fishers pocket, When we sold Maddison last year, there was talk about not being able to pay wages If we didn't sell him.

Coming into Land at Bagington as we speak.