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Er a bit like Highfield Rd!

Don't stand up in a canoe!

Yes!

I would quite happily get the bus into town, go for a couple of pints walk up to the Butts watch Cov Utd then a few in Craven St after, some good away followings to if they did get to the national league, Wrexham, Tranmere, Lincoln, football isn't all about multi purpose sporting arena's located...

Er yes there was, they packed the away end in the Kop and seating area in the Sky Blue Stand and it was there first game after promotion

Mine too :)

There was around 3500 Borough fans there too!

SISU say the club is self sustaining so have no need to sell, and could quite easily carry along as it is until all court cases are exhausted.I've just been reading an old article in the evening standard dated 24/10/07 about SISUs potential takeover of Southampton 2 months before they bought...

It just makes me pine for good old Highfield Rd even more

I've heard murmours of this before about an associate of Derek Richardson, Denis O Brien think his name was who is an Irish billionaire based in Malta, 2 teams sharing one stadium like Hull, Bristol, Swansea, Wigan and sharing income streams. I'm sure wasps would love those income streams...

A bit like the railway subway at the Ricoh, think your making excuses, it isn't that great to exit the Ricoh!

It would great be get to get it organised, if a trophy was at stake and played on a Saturday afternoon during pre season and the novelty of the tie being the longest between 2 legs we could take a few thousand to Paisley and have a cracking weekend away! Maybe get the club to arrange at the...

Millwall, Walsall and Chesterfield games went to last season, all nice tidy stadiums which produced a good atmosphere, all newish stadiums too!

Nah, wanna a proper football ground near the city centre not some plastic bowl which only got filled once with people on the off chance of securing a Wembley ticket (Crewe)and the Gillingham game who were nowhere to be seen the next game against Yeovil!

How will we! We are and still we be tenants to an Ex London based premier Rugby Club who are reaping the benefits of owning the Ricoh, we cannot go forward as we are!

It's not really working for our needs at the Ricoh, 1 stand closed, a ticket office at nearby tesco that sells some match tickets but not all, a ticket office in Earlsdon that's sells some match tickets but not all, a train station to catch trains to Bedworth Nuneaton and City Centre which you...

The planning application for a new stadium is a nightmare ask Brighton fans, people talk about the LTI site on the Holyhead Rd and the Courtaulds site on the Foleshill Rd both great locations but the stumbling block would be it would be a NEW stadium. The Butts is an existing stadium with lease...

The whole point of the Butts is its central accessable for home fans,Browns Lane would be just the same as the Ricoh, a soulless bowl stuck in the middle of nowhere, football is about heritage and tradition, a city centre stadium where the majority of stadiums are located gives fans a sense of...

To me the Ricoh is soulless for a community club like ours but works well well for Wasps and there fans where ever they come from,as being on the edge of the city with a fans village and easily accessable for motorway networks. The Ricoh had never felt like home in all the 11 years we have left...

Hope it's true, never enjoyed the Ricoh experience, the Old Fob Watch pub and BP garage could be demolished and the road set back more allowing more room for the stadium, have it at 15000 and it could sell out every week and then think about expanding, would be great to have a proper old...