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They say this every strike but on previous occasions 50% of the trains have still run on the day.

Got ours - My fave away day of the season. Love the London Bridge vibe and Borough Market. Good fun last season with loads of Cov about.

Says we'll be in the lower tier?

1200 points - Wednesday 1199 points - Thursday 1198 - Friday 1197 - 1 on Monday GS Tuesday :)

Its not just coventry fans though. Reading away flares were being thrown by both fans and also stoke last game. Its quite pathetic.

We also had quite a few in the home end but there was no trouble inside the ground.

See thats the difference to now. My son is 15 and at school in Rugby and everyone his age and younger are cov fans, most have got season tickets this season too.

You could always count the Wimbledon fans whenever we played the at HR.

Perhaps i'll take it a bit easier around London Bridge this season then and remove the sky blue tinted glasses.

Yeah definitely a younger element following. Stopped at Woodall services about 8am on Sun and there was a coach load of Cov, none of them were older than 20.

Blocks 15 - 18 sold out and only single seats in blocks 19-22. Good going for a Monday before the game.

Yeah, beat Rotherham and a point at Millwall will be a good solid start. The last few seasons we’ve always done well at The Den. Should really have won last season.

Shouldn’t they be on sale today? Less than 2 weeks to the game. Is it me or are away tickets going on sale too late.

I’m late 40’s and agree on Sheff Wed & Ipswich but not Boro. There support only grew when they hit the premier league and moved stadiums.

Sadly true. One thing I noticed yesterday there were a lot of coaches from Nuneaton, Leamington, Rugby etc probably more than from actually Coventry itself.

Boro 26K Ipswich 26K Sheff Wed 26K Bradford 19K we really should be hitting these numbers each week after such a good couple of seasons. The team deserve it.

Only 2 trains didn’t run from cov to Euston this morning 9.31 & 9.51. Everything before and after was as scheduled. Also no tube strike 13-Aug so sounds a little more promising.

The increase in ST’s are not new fans it’s the ones that turned up last season and paid £25 to £30 a ticket. Our crowds will be roughly the same as last season and I reckon 18-20K for the Rotherham game.

50% of the trains still appear to be running today even though there is a strike. So still hope for Millwall