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People 'aren't convinced' because the nature of the question is leading to skewed results. For example, I think the reality is that iF any new stadium is built (which I don't by the way) it is likely to be a 15,000 tin shed affair near Rugby. On that basis I would want to stay at the Ricoh...

But surely in all supporters minds there is a viable option, no matter how unlikely, making the poll pointless?

What?! But he refused to get on the coach to Luton! Judas etc

Viable option - that's very subjective. 'Viable' in my eyes will differ from others. So, yes if there is an option that I deem viable, ie a 20,000 seat minimum stadium within 5 miles of Coventry city centre. Which we all no isn't going to be the case.

My heroes changed throughout my childhood. In date order they were; Terry Gibson Oggy Cyrille Speedie Gallacher Nuddy The only player i truly hero worshipped post-school days was Dion. Best striker we have ever had

Absolute tosh. Almost every single pairing since then has been worse.

Thanks for saving me the trouble of writing that response.

What do you mean by 'has bled the club dry'?

Evtoshuk or whatever he was called, I'd forgotten about him! Bloody awful.

We'd sell it out because we are so starved of success. Sheffield United have had play-off nights aplenty over the years.

From 83/84 From 83/84 Hedman Nilsson, Konjic, Antonelius (can't think of any CBs), Reda (can't think of any other LBs...) Hadji, Boateng, Safri, Nuddy Moldovan, Aloisi Subs Wegerle Chippo Soltvedt Gunnarsson C. Ince or Avramovic (by default!) A.N.Other

And as I've said before its £215 at Weymouth in the Southern Premier League. It's a funny old world.

This season aside (which was a unique situation due to the delay in releasing it last season) we have changed our home kit every year since 1996. Highly doubt that will change now. The away kits have usually had a 2 year life span in recent times.

The away kits still last 2 years don't they? If we get a new one this year it will presumably down to changing kit supplier.

I echo what most are saying on this thread. Irrespective of whether the idea wass driven by cost cutting reasons, the fall-out will be a better atmosphere, as seen at the JPT games. That's two sensible recent decisions made by the club in a matter of a week. It's making me feel a little...

The Ashes, The Ashes, The Ashes. Although that is likely to be just as depressing as watching City.

To put these prices into context the price of a ST at Weymouth (tier 7) is £215. Bargain, well played City. Now get TM signed up.

Like he even knows who Cyrille Regis is.

Boooom!

Get the fuck in.