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I did think it seemed like the familiar ramblings of a maniac, now I realise why.

Damn you beat me to it. :D I was going to ask Hill if valiant has asked him to wear a red carnation for id on their first meet ;) (Sorry Nick)

Is that like all the abuse from the usual suspects who continually ring fence people as 'the usual suspects'

Fair point, I didnt mean to direct it quite so harshly, and apologise for that slant. I know you go to games as do I, obviously we both havent been to Sixfields. I didnt read Andreas's comments as you have portrayed but can see where you are coming from, but then that's the beauty of the...

Watched everyone. I would have thought you may have worked that out by my use of the word fekk......are you sure you have watched it and expanded your horizons? :whistle: ** Its not stereotyping to state your posts or whimsical nor to state Andreas was joking :pointlaugh:

About feral kids. It was a joke. Jesus some people are just too fekking serious, get a sense of humour. It was ironic, I was there, I presume you actually attended a game rather than posting your whimsical thoughts on the internet and it wasn't full of feral kids...so it was a joke. Lighten up...

They are nearly as impressive as Thorns own quotes, "I couldn't have asked for more" "The lads need to step up to the plate" "I couldnt be prouder" etc etc, which were normally used after yet another defeat

Nick, I do believe you are correct :D

I believe Andreas was taking the p*ss. His comment made me laugh.

There were some who worshiped the ground he walked on. I wont name them, they know who they are and are conspicuous in there absence from this thread.

Yes you have, but we cant all be super fanboy like you can we. Perhaps we should measure who was born closest to Highfield Road

You couldn't give so much of a shit you had to respond, to cry about ickle people disagreeing with you :pointlaugh:

Fair enough John. He moved to Coventry, when he was about 10 years old, and stayed and wanted to watch and support his local team. From then on he was a Sky Blue

Grow up John, neither of us have or will ever set foot in the place. Have you been? I mean I see your logic, my dad was born in Newcastle, but has lived in Coventry most his life and supports them, that must surely mean he isn't a real fan (in your eyes) and so goes to Sixfields. :facepalm:

No he is Cov through and through. I have been to probably between 10-15 Newcastle games at home where he has gone mental when we scored and won, and was disconsolate when we lost. We have also been up to St james Park together, in the Cov end supporting Cov. He is Sky Blue through and through...

Oh so my old man born in Newcastle whose been to 100's of Coventry games and is a mad passionate fan doesn't care as much as a dumb ass as you, that cant see beyond some crap little Man Utd example. And you have the cheek to say I am talking shit, still from a knuckle dragger like you its a...

No Valiant siad its true, he has doen a straw poll of one, and come up with 90%. Count me in the 10% then.

You really are a dick at times. I am a Coventrian, but my dad is from Newcastle. My dad was a Newcastle fan, but when he moved here changed to the City to support his local team, and because of his time and effort I became a fan and was able to watch the club with my old man. I have watched...

Stupot I totally agree, and I wouldnt for one go unless it was replacing CCFC if they had gone out of existence.