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Another reason for supporting Cov Rugby accompanied u16's are free.

Half a season is about 6 home games. So £300, that is £25 per adult per game and standard practice with rugby under 16 go free. Massively reduced seems an exaggeration! Nick says he pays £13 a game for city?

Blimey you must be a fan with that knowledge.

How is saying not many free tickets this season from what I have heard is sticking up for them? Then you quote price reductions as a counter argument? My information is the basic ticket price has gone up from £20 to £30 this season. The attendances have been well down this season. You are...

Free tickets? Not many this year from what I have heard.

Perhaps my "development of the site" is loose language making you think in terms of bricks and mortar. But of course the site can also be developed commercially through a business plan, intention and a road map. I think the quote I was referring to was more like "no viable...

December I think they are submitting their accounts.

But that is you....a lot of young fans see it differently and they are the future.

Why not quote it all? "But how can we do that supporting someone who is suing them. It does not make business sense, never mind from a moral point of view. Our position has not changed." Also "Whether correctly or not, the current owners are vilified within the city. Whether that is fair or not...

Yes but is it still good value? Cost v income v time v entertainment v alternatives.

A lot of rugby clubs run at a loss and are funded by their owners: Richmond for example. Propped up by local wealthy businessmen.

It was part of the break down in trust with the council and SISU. SISU's lack of transparency over their plans for the Ricoh. Let's face it in every negotiation and litigation they hop from foot to foot depending on which way the wind is blowing.

So in 2016-17 Arsenal didn't have a pre tax profit of 44.6 million?

Its a good conspiracy theory. But Jon Sharp has been clear and consistent; the ground will be developed for the needs, requirement and benefit of Coventry Rugby Club. He is very committed and driven to continue the progress the club has made at developing it revenue streams that have helped...

Wasps submitted their plans around development of the site SISU wouldn't.

Go on give us your take on the situation.

So Coventry City FC is a white elephant. No real assets and the previous and current owners have ran it at a loss?

He laughed when I said Wasps were in the frame to buy it.

Surely being investment experts, they could accept a percentage of that and reinvest it at better terms than hanging on will produce.

Who Midlands Today or Wasps? Me; probably neither!