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Don't need to mind read to know what you are thinking, you wrote it for everyone to see.

It was only a reaction to someone saying Wasps do more in the community than CCFC, otherwise it wouldn't have been mentioned. If you want to rant then aim it at Shmmee

Oi Nick, sort your site out. I was in full rant mode and you stopped me.

It wasn't you who mentioned Wasps, it was Shmmee who said Wasps have done more for the community than CCFC which he was initially responding too and people took issue with.

Every day I'm losing more and more of my dwindling faith in our fans, so sad to see :(

Well I don't believe we have 16k Rugby fans in the city all of a sudden, the fans haven't popped out of thin air they have come from somewhere, we don't know the overlap is the honest answer. IMO these aren't diehard rugby fans who have appeared, clearly a number will be rugby fans but a...

If CCFC moved into a stadium where another club was already playing, I would expect the seats to be the colour of the team present and I would feel very uncomfortable about changing them whilst they remain and if the club did decide to do I would be very sympathetic towards the other team.

Neither am I, I guess it would depend on the structure of the deal.

There just examples disproving the lies posted earlier, no one is wanking over it as that would be odd.

Private seat license owners probably? Back in 2006, there was an initiative to raise funds where you could reserve/buy your seat for life. You got your seat padded as well as a bunch of other perks I think.

Why? your argument summed up is basically those that attend Wasps games don't care about CCFC. The evidence and bit of logic would suggest at least a significant portion do and will have a greater affiliation with CCFC over the past 10 years than they do with Wasps.

If they changed the seating colours WHILST Coventry City remained there I'd imagine a lot of there attendees would be upset, they could possibly cut in half or worse there attendances overnight by taking such action. I expected better from you Otis, not like you to troll.

Are you really that surprised?

Can't tell if that is a serious suggestion or a joke. If it's serious I'm just lost for words.

If it was just Wasps supporters going to to the Ricoh they would probably be getting less than 8k (very generous estimate) Otis is just playing the class clown.

They aren't Wasps supporters though, to claim so is bizarre, you don't gain 10,000 supporters overnight. We know the majority are from CV postcodes (something like over 70% of all tickets sold I think, then we have all the freebies going around Coventry) and that a lot are on free tickets and a...

For the crucial League One match, the club have introduced the Kids for a Quid offer as City face Colchester... Tickets for the Sky Blues ‘Kids for a Quid’ game against Colchester United, on Saturday 11th April at the Ricoh Arena (3pm kick off), are now on general sale. All...

Yes dangerous, why would they risk upsetting the majority of people who are attending there games?

True, even so if they could afford it. It would be a dangerous thing to do whilst the club remain there.