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I am sure they wait on your every word with baited breath.

Are we on a different financial model now to the one we were on when Tim Fisher said if we are promoted the model falls down?

If it is correct that we have are 8th in the revenue table. Then with TM and a lot of luck on the injuries front 6th is a possibility. However if at the end of the season we were 11th - 7th I wouldn't be berating TM.

If it is Sept 01st as RFC mentioned, before we can get a striker how many games is that? Hopefully it isn't that long. Otherwise we will need a couple of draws and the odd win with Reda scoring in one - nils. I was hoping for a permanent striker as well as the loanees myself. Hopefully the...

That would make more sense

If webcam no serious injuries all season we may get 6th. However sign that lot get an injury to two or possibly one of them we are screwed. Was 8-9 out in the summer?

And if the preacher also attends? The Preacher in this case just says don't slag off your own fans and city. He also praised the fans who attends massively.

Positive comment by Andy Turner Mowbray has irons in the fire and will, without doubt, draft in a permanent striker as well as a couple of Premier League loans which will hopefully transform the sharp

Andy Turners view of him in the Portsmouth Match Mowbray has given Lee Burge his vote of confidence and the young goalkeeper looked good in his first run out of the pre-season. He was left badly exposed for both Pompey goals but made a couple of reflex stops and again demonstrated good...

Hopefully we will see some great passing footy on the carpet

Yes unfortunately, however more people on here are sticking up for their own fans. So hopefully the tide is changing and people will start been more positive about Cov fans.

No negativity there. I think our attendances are great under the circumstances. Fairplay to Cov fans. The hardcore are fantastic. Thinking we are a special breed of fickleness. That's negative bollox.

As with all clubs good times higher attendance Bad time lower attendances. Same with Leeds Again higher averages but same model. They must have our water

Season League Lowest Highest Average 2000–01 Premiership 35,552 40,055 38,974 2001–02 38,237 40,287 39,784 2002–03 35,537 40,205 39,121 2003–04 30,544 40,153 36,666 2004–05 Championship 24,585 34,496 29,207 2005–06 18,353 27,843 22,354 2006–07 16,268 31,269 21,613 2007–08 League One...

Looks like it isn't just me who thinks we have great potential for a fan base

Mouth breathers? If it doesn't then I assume we are dead. A multitude of factors generate ticket sales. Price Success Optimism Feeling valued and part of the club Owners affect all of those factors All of those factors can have different value at different times in...

In my opinion. The only time this may happen would be if SISU were paid compensation that. Hit a bit chunk into their loses and restored their business reputation. Say 30 million. Then I think they could walk away and say to the business world we were legally wronged by the council. Hence...

Well said Irish It's that negative self perpetuating tripe. We have special water here in Coventry that makes you a fickle fan. Harsh really because if you were born just 30 miles away you would be a super fan. Hey ho that life

The averages maybe higher but like every club when things are bad attendances drop. When good they rise. The averages will be higher due to our sustained period of crap. Our fans are no different then any other club. To say so is negative bullsh#t.

The current record attendance was for the Football League Championship match between Southampton and Coventry City on 28 April 2012, when 32,363 spectators attended. The lowest league record was Southampton versus Sheffield United, when just 13,257 attended.[3] When the club had lower league...