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Someone saying today that 400 have been bought direct from vale plus 1700 from the club, so would imagine 3k easy.

Yeah, that annoyed me, because despite not firing on all cylinders we were still creating chances for fun against a team that parked the bus.

Plenty big enough how? I assume you would be happy to be potentially locked out of your football club for 5 years? How is that different to playing in Northampton? Most City fans would miss out. How would we decide who can go? A lottery? First come first serve on season tickets? Not only...

It is a bit. We're a category A game, but even cat B is £22. Tickets in the home end start at 15 quid though.

...plus those bought directly from Vale. Should be over 2K by the weekend with still a week to go. Promises to be a good day out!

Nail on head. Nobody will give a toss if the ground is empty. They won't pay much attention if the cameras show a couple of fleeting shots of a few hundred people shivering on a hill. They will sit up and take notice if the game is interrupted.

Totally agree. I would go for the mischief making and direct action over a lame boycott any day of the week (I understand it, but it will take a long time to work). Some might say that you can do both - but it is hard to cause a scene when you are not there. A few people standing on a hill...

Agree. The fans have chosen the boycott as their protest of choice. That will take a very long time to win through. Certainly not this season, so unless they are willing to change tactics, there is little to be gained from talking about it endlessly. I understand why they do, they want their...

Ah, wasn't aware of that. That isn't good.

The web server has been upgraded hasn't it? Is now lightening quick (for me anyway), so shouldn't be any more online issues.

Oh wind your neck in, I said in my following post I was being mischievous. It was all a tongue in cheek retort to the superior crap we've had to endure in this thread. The back-slapping is not in my head, it is in your posts. Just to clarify, you totally misunderstood the repressed...

Ha! That's all true. I was being a bit mischievous, Rugby is a decent game and I wish Cov well and may pop down this season. The superior attitude does really grate though.

Can't stomach the superior attitude of Rugby followers. Always telling you about how they all mingle happily in the pub beforehand - yeah, and so do football supporters 99% of the time. What do they think we do, chuck bricks at each other every week? As for Cov, that club has been plagued by...

It'll be over 2k easily even if we get beaten next week. Win, and I think it might sell out.

Given that City have sold 1100 already not including those also being bought direct from Vale (with 2 weeks to go), I think it's fair to say we'll be taking a bumper following up there.

It was £10 a ticket. So, it was a little out of the ordinary in that sense, but it does serve to bring home just how crazy this situation is. All sides need their heads cracking together.

Most other clubs would have seen nothing of the sort. Millwall, and perhaps half a dozen others, are the exception if we're talking about 'aggression'. Name me one club where anger and disenchantment about the club's owners has become violent - save the odd flashpoint? Vocally our support is...

You must follow a different football club to me then.

..we played Colchester at the Ricoh in front of 23,431. If you had told me then we'd be playing them in the league in front of less than 2000 just a few years later I'd have called you a mentalist. Sort it out for heaven's sake.

Hats off for that. Great work. One slight error, when you say "In response to the requests, Coventry City Council – which covers the area that the Football League regulations say CCFC should be based (not that the Football League has followed its regulations in its handling of CCFC’s move...