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Made me laugh that the original point was that Wasps go into schools and give out tickets and he claimed everyone was wrong and his evidence was that Wasps had been in to his school and given out tickets!

Going backwards. Gone from onsale at 9am today to an update later today to an update sometime tomorrow morning. That's not even saying tickets will go on sale tomorrow morning. So from what we are told they won't allow pay on the day for safety reasons (knowing how many people are going to...

Even got some of their fans defending it. This morning there was one arguing on twitter that they don't give out loads of free tickets. They really are brainwashed.

Won't they also have to let last seasons ST holders in for free seeing as they were a match short?

The rules of the competition won't allow it but probably could get away with playing those at Nuneaton and have room to spare!

Can't say Rooney has ever struck me as the sort of person who would make a good coach but I guess you don't really know until you try it. Wonder how much they're paying him.

Depending how they can segregate things you could probably get all our fans who wanted to go and all the Birmingham fans into St Andrews.

Now the drop ball law has changed isn't it easy for the ref to just stop the game without the need for the ball to be kicked out?

£21 on the official coach: Bolton Wanderers v Coventry City | Ricoh Arena Official Parking Off-site Bedworth and Nuneaton SC running coaches as well.

Thats the only way to get them. So any of the old boys or anyone who doesn't have access to a print is screwed. Think its pretty poor of them not to allow pay on the gate when they've left it this late to put tickets on sale. Hopefully they'll change it later in the week.

That's going to upset some of the facebook and twitter lot.

If its in the CT wouldn't be surprised if its called off shortly!

A different type of signed than we've seen in recent years but as a couple of managers have said in the past finding a 20 goal a season striker is the hardest part. Teams that have them don't want to let go of them. Getting a player proven at this level for a price we can afford is great work by...

Suspect so. Other teams share with a rugby club and don't have the issues we've seen at the Ricoh. After our first season back Wasps did claim that the company who installed it would be taking over maintenance, would expected them to be involved anyway. Not sure if that happened. If it wasn't...

He's just firing off random things hoping not to be called out on it. Had a look on levelplayingfield after he said disabled supporters couldn't go to St Andrews to find that they have a dedicated disability liaison officer there and far more facilities than at the Ricoh.

Anderson confirmed out for the 2nd test. Assuming he gets through his game later this week with no issues safe to assume Archer will take his place.

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Sure they'll be adding more lines, they only took over a month ago. Find a club that had Hummell last season as well as this season and see what they've got in their shop. Should give you an idea of what we'll be getting.

Isn't there also a rule about having a full strength competitive team? Would be hugely open to interpretation but the integrity of the competition comes in to question if some clubs are allowed to play games with basically the youth team playing. Can't be good for those players either.

As much as you feel for the supporters of other clubs surely the EFL is setting themselves up for trouble allowing matches to be called off. What happens if this time next year there's 4 or 5 teams in trouble, which isn't out of the realms of possibility, do we half the league not playing?