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Not really, as Sisu wouldn’t even pay for broken windows at Ryton to be fixed. The idea that they would invest millions in a new stadium was laughable. Moreover Doug hasn’t actually claimed to be actually doing this. Whereas Sisu said it was definitely happening, had identified the land, and...

Negotiating tactics. Sensible to let Mike Ashley know that if pushed, Doug will build a new stadium

Sounds like mischief making from CWR. When we only have a short lease in place, it’s obvious that a well run club would look at every option.

If you want to build points, go to midweek games that never sell out

The ground is overrun with kids at the moment. Coventry City will be fine in the 2030s in that regard

What are you basing that on? As it certainly isn’t precedent

£39 for a Cat A game is broadly inline with the rest of the Championship

It’s only going to be 2 games that are at the ridiculous price

Cat A+ pricing is crazy Rest of it looks standard championship pricing

Yes that is the case, but for Birmingham, Norwich, and Ipswich its because their grounds are smaller. We'd have hit our max and would now have a waiting list if the CBS was the size of their grounds. Derby still have tickets on sale so they haven't reached their cap yet (which I imagine is...

I'm going to make a bold claim here, and that is we've sold the most season tickets in the Championship. We've sold around 23.5k Just had a look at what other teams have sold. Sheffield Wednesday 16k Middlesbrough 17k Derby 21k Leicester 22.5k Sheff Utd 22k Ipswich 20k Birmingham 20k Norwich...

Birmingham seem to think they can, and they're no better supported than us

They should encourage that much more. Most of us can't afford to sit in there regularly, but it would be something nice for a special occasion.

Worth remembering that in 1987-88 our average was about 18k, which was the 10th best in division 1 that season

The coming season should be the highest they’ve ever been outside the top division

Problem is its a food plain. Only fit for low quality housing

I'm pretty sure they investigated it around 1996/97 and was told no as it would be detrimental to those living locally. When the East Stand was built it caused a lot of trouble with people living at the bottom of Swan Lane. The new stand affected their TV signal and the club had to compensate...

In later PL years is was full often. I reckon there were about 10 sell outs a year. The idea for a bigger ground didn't come from nowhere

Nice kit. Not sure what people are moaning about

Is there anything you like about the modern club?