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Rather Rather than a fleeting statement which achieves basically nothing and costs quite a lot, how about producing a banner that supports the team, makes a statement of love of our team despite the owners. I would chip in for that and it can be used again and again.

So to be clear on this one, he is going OR he is staying

Sorry Rob, I am giggling to myself(with you, not at you) So some are saying no to paying to see the club they support but should pay to watch another club? Picking myself off the floor. You then say disrupt somebody else's game, what would happen if a goal was scored whilst the protest was...

how the fuck did we win two world wars with the backbone of some people on here? (Unless your ancestors were German then it would be logical) Call it as it is by all means but throw in the towel?never! "We'll fight til the game is won!" Sound familiar? Yes it's shit, yes it horrible to watch...

In difficult times you must look for crumbs of comfort where you can and it does warm me to think that the ex players mentioned and others still care about the club.

I will never give up on the club as long as they are Coventry City, have our badge and represent our city then its my club. We should know what is around the corner by now and its not going to be pretty so its imperative we stand behind Coventry City, the club.

Of course its all about opinions and I certainly respect your POV. I have not judged Slade on results nor performances( I have seen two of his games as manager) but on whether he has affected any change at the club that would offer hope for the future and I just can't see any green shoots of...

Come on, I know we love the blame game but you can't blame Ricketts, maybe if he had been playing yes, however he shouldn't get the managers job IMO. This job will be about changing a culture at the club and he just can't do that as he is associated with it.

our boy slapping their boy-Dec 15th Coventry v Sheffield "we love sisu" United

"Hung by his own words" Yes he is a big prick, that's for sure.

Get rid of Slade and Fisher. Agree a playing style and keep to it whatever the outcome-it can't get any worse than we seeing now. Go Korean and beg for forgiveness on their knees, head on the floor. The rest I can follow your reasoning and pretty much agree to.

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I used to live in Thailand and I never met any Cov fans either but I did see our 87-88 kit in a shop by Sukhumvit 21( by the Black Swan pub) on sale for 8000 bht proving once again we are huge globally.

two examples that we are the Manchester United of the globe: On entering the olympic stadium in Munich in 96 the first two people I saw were wearing Coventry tops. In 11 in Vientien in Laos I went into a restaurant and the person on the next table was wearing a Sky Blues baseball cap (bad...

Sadly no matter what happens Slade will be here until Wembley unless Fisher deems otherwise. If he had anything about him and is as selfish as most in the football industry seem to be, Slade will see Wembley as a career highlight and then quit to preserve his record of not relegating a side.

As Otis points out he came in to a sinking ship and has failed to save her, however whether he is the worst manager is irrelevant and meaningless. I would like him to go, he is not the future in my opinion, so I would pin my rosette on the man who will take us in to Division four and start our...

Yes things are not good, that's an understatement I know, but put away the razors, turn off the gas, open the garage door, get off the railway line, loosen the noose. We will turn this around, not this season, but it will turn and when we do it will be all the sweeter. These idiot owners, who...

Yes the Kop was being transformed in to the east stand, we were briiliant but couldn't get over the line, a few weeks later we were destroyed by Jan Ffortoft who scored a hat trick in a 3-1 loss, one of very few wins they had under John Gorman.

Monners - a "real fan" would have known we didn't play West Ham at Upton Park in 92, however we did play them in their relegation season in 91-2 I went to the Chelsea game, we were in the main stand as what was to become the Matthew Harding stand was being built, 8000 plus game a couple of...

Yes he did, made no difference though. We were dreadful. Wolves were too good for us and that subway was not for the faint hearted.