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I know you will never admit it Torch. But you would be on the bandwagon criticising the council. If CCFC left the Ricoh. Then some professor quotes an estimated figure saying this is what turning down wasps cost the Coventry economy. The council did this hoping CCFC would stay despite CCFC...

That's what I seem to be finding out

Yes if any of what you said above was true I agree it would. Point 1 Please show me where I predict great attendances for wasps I have no idea what attendance they will get. I was shocked by the comments at work by a few people from Birmingham who are intending to go. First time I have really...

On a different thread I have explained all the reason why as a council you have a duty consider an offer like that from wasps. Then when you consider it alongside the hard fast threat that there will be no anchor tenant at the Ricoh in 4 years time. You will have to vote to accept it. The...

Agree football as a whole is over priced. But we are average in our league. As is our form and league position

If they did the deal that wasps proved how to do either at the beginning of their tenure or at any other point during their ownership. Or had a decent business relationship with their business partners throughout their tenure. Wasps would not be here.

The fact that you and the odd other desperately try and switch the debate to the morals of franchising sport. (Franchising is wrong everyone accepts) Highlights that your attempts to not accept that SISU's decisions and tactics have solely left us where we are today, have failed dismally

Revealed: The real cost of watching Coventry City 15 October 2014 05:45 AM By Aidan McCartney Sky Blues fans can work how much supporting their club really costs thanks to data from the BBC Price of Football survey City fans at the Ricoh Arena. A day out at the Ricoh Arena watching Coventry...

Nah the council and charity have done what anyone would do in the circumstances. The football club only has itself to blame here. It's like when criminals or alcoholics blame everyone else in society. We had plenty of opportunities to avoid this situation we kept forcing this outcome. The...

Just because its the commercial director of premiership rugby. That doesn't mean he is allowed to lie. First of a you want stats from the future. Then when you get current stats you disbelief them, what's the point?

Interesting

I don't think it's reliable as I don't think they ran the figures by you first. They forgot the golden rule...

Bloody hell you are obsessed with Wumming And very rarely use the word appropriately. Wumming is someone on the wind up not someone who has a different opinion to you. Or someone who is surprised that some brummies at his workplace said they are excited about getting to watch top level rugby...

Premiership Rugby can confirm that crowds rose by an impressive 3.1 per cent, with an average attendance of 12,252 - up from 11,889 compared in the 2012-13 season. A total of 1,617,278 supporters attended fixtures during the 22 rounds of the regular league season, up from 1,569,298 last year...

I suppose it is, however it is pretty topical at the moment to see how our 'partners' will fair

I just can't see it failing with that catchment area and rugby attendances rising last year. Unless the demographic of that catchment area won't fancy rugby. It just shocked me to hear people from Brum getting excited

No they will be a feeder club

If he is dropping into a catchment area that big I can see why he is prepared to take a chance. What a shame Cov Rugby club never made it back to the top

If the council are in it for themselves. What do they do with any money they make?