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Last I'd heard the telegraph had been opened to block 29, haven't seen anyone say they purchased tickets in blocks 30/31

Is the north stand/telegraph completely sold out?

It says further blocks in the south stand could be opened subject to police approval Is the north stand completely sold out then?

As I said on the other thread 15k sold on general sale 2k season ticket holders 4k reserved until the day Where have the other 10,000 tickets gone?

Word from the club is that it is officially sold out 15k general sale 4k reserved 2k season ticket holders = 21k What has happened to the other 10,000 tickets then? http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/gillingham-tickets-currently-sold-out-coventry-city-300814-1887039.aspx

I'm pretty sure they did it the same for the Crewe match, they opened one stand for JPT fixtures and then released the rest block by block as the others sold out.

Or maybe will get into our seats only to find a gigantic TV in the middle of the pitch with sky sports showing the match from sixfields.

Fair point, although I'd say as of right now we're a better team than the team which finished last season

Good to hear Thomas did well, has come in for a lot of criticism on here (most of it warranted) but good to see him bounce back.

Have they even opened all the blocks yet?

Say hypothetically we lose the next two games and were in the bottom 4. We aren't in a bad position because we failed to beat MK and Swindon, it's failure to beat bottom half sides at the Ricoh i.e Gilligham and Yeovil. I can't see how this is anything other than a good point. Go hell for...

No football does work like, 3 points for a win so 2 wins give us 6 points. It's about picking our battles, I'm not saying we will win both but it is definitely the target. Gillingham and Yeovil games are both at the Ricoh, we need to chuck the kitchen sink at them for 90 minutes and go full...

That's a fair point but I'd rather win 2 and draw 1 than win 2 and lose 1

Excellent point, 6 points from Gilligham and Yeovil will put us in a great position.

It's the fifth game of the season, plenty of other chances to get points. A point would be tremendous.

A point away at Swindon is a good result, need to consolidate the point now.

Need to make sure we keep hold of the point

Goal 1-1 Free header

Good save by the Swindon keeper from our corner

Miller and Jackson on Mcquoid and Tudgay off