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Interesting poll in the CT today. Here's another one: So the Sky Blues can play in Coventry, which option would be best? Sisu build a new stadium in the Coventry area but play in Northampton until then Sisu build a new stadium in the Coventry area but do a deal to play at the Ricoh until then...

Ballymena United, AKA the Braidmen, also use the Sky Blues nickname too, according to Wikipedia...

Yep. Man City are the Citizens. I once had the Panini sticker to prove it.

:laugh::laugh: Well, it's my analogy so I'll give myself whatever car I want - though I must admit I did imagine I was driving a Mark VI Mini with an 'M' number plate (i.e. one of the old-style ones)... and you're right, Fernando couldn't use it on Saturdays. :D

I know what your saying but I hope you didn't read my post as suggesting there is only one possible end. Sisu have suggested that is their course of action, but it doesn't mean we can't look at the situation and challenge that and, of course, history will help us form our opinions on that...

What is with this strange fascination with the club's ex-landlords? Rightly or wrongly, the club's owners were unhappy with the lease terms and set in chain a course of events that, ultimately, has effectively severed the link between the club and the stadium.* Therefore ex-landlords are of...

That's as may be, but I don't think "revelling in the low gates" is an "ethos pervading this forum".

Fair enough. I agree that has been the case recently, but not so much yesterday. Happy days! :)

Why are you talking to yourself like you are someone else in the first paragraph? And I think it was a bit harsh to talk about football not being discussed on this football forum when I suspect (not done a scientific analysis) there was more football discussed on here yesterday than at any...

I don't see revelling in the low attendances on this thread, I just see a discussion of what the attendance was. I think if you ask most Sky Blue fans what they think of the attendance they will say that it is very sad that it has come to this. That is not to say fans are right or wrong for...

That reply is over my head NW. I don't know if you're criticising me or riffing off my comment! Anyway, sorry for disturbing your serious thread with a joke I couldn't resist.

A fan base of one...

Using the figures suggested in this thread... Total attendance - away fans = City fans 2078 - 1200 = 878 1751 - 950 = 801 Whichever way you cut it, it is very low with Utd fans outnumber City fans.

It could be argued 90 per cent of fans have decided (for whatever reason) not to go to Northampton. Given the circumstances, that might be viewed as a remarkable degree of unity. Absence can only make so much of a statement. Nevertheless, the sight on TV today of all those empty seats in a small...

Ta. Don't want to finish on a negative, so I'll just add that Wilson took his goal very well.

He did seem to be moving across like Taylor was his man, but I wasn't sure if he was just trying to cover for someone else...

Aside from 10 minutes in the first half and 20 nervy minutes in the second half, City were on top in the game and playing well.

Who was supposed to be picking up Taylor?

Even if the £400,000 offer had been taken, the club would have been better off financially at the Ricoh this season.

Job done. (10)