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Maybe. However I think if push came to shove and there was a chance that the club were going to go under then we'd have a lot of support. I still don't think long term that Wasps will keep the crowds they are getting now. And, once again, don't forget it's not just people in the City that...

Logically there should be more chance of a team that has been established for longer in the City than the franchise. We do have 130 years on them after all.

I disagree t hat the Southend result was "unconvincing". Our problem was that we underestimated them due to their league position and expected the game to be a pushover. It wasn't and they really came out fighting. They didn't give us any time on the ball at all and were snapping at our heels...

It was that long away when someone smacked Man City 8-1. Can't remember who it was.

Absolutely. I hate it when Reda tries to bring it out of defence. I'd rather he just hoofs it. He got into trouble on their first attack.

Spot on, Standup. Four home games; four brilliant atmospheres, excitement, shots galore and some fantastic goals. We now have all the ingredients that many on here were bemoaning. Time to get up there and support.

Still thought Hussey was worth keeping. I liked him.

It's an old chestnut, I know, but it's valid; if we drew a big team in the cup the place would be packed and CWR would have constant phone calls from people: "have supported City all my life and I couldn't get a ticket, it ain't fair", etc etc Last season the arguments on here seemed to be that...

Did anyone see the guy kicking off yesterday as he had to show his season ticket book in block whatever I'm in?

Great game again today. I thought our tactics were great. We really invited them to have possession of the ball in the first half, it was almost like we were the away team. It lulled them into a false sense of security really as we were hitting them on the break although unfortunately not...

What more do you expect them to do? Exciting signings, unbeaten at home, cheap tickets.

Put it another way, Nick. Before you go into town and "kick off" imagine you've walked hundreds of miles with your wife and daughter to get there. You're all exhausted, frightened and desperate for food and shelter. Now would you be a good little boy or would you be a little miffed and start...

I honestly don't think it would.

Is that what they did then? "Ladies and gentlemen, the teargas performance will be starting in ten minutes. Please move all women, children and babies out of harms way. Thank you."

I don't find tear-gassing women, children and babies "understandable". Admittedly, I'm a bit old fashioned about stuff like that.

They do sleep in quite comfortable tents though. unfortunately due to all the weaponry they carry (with them being terrorists and all) they can't carry tent poles, so they use their rifles and sub machines guns to make the frame then weigh the pure silk canvas down with their hand grenades...

Actually, you're right. They walk hundreds of miles risking their lives and the lives of their children for £35pw JSA. TBF though all those hundreds of miles must fly by as they're constantly on their iPads and smart phones.

Considered thoughts? Yes, I am considerate and have empathy with all those poor people including women, elderly and children who have displaced by war. I don't have the "send 'em back" attitude of you and others. Thankfully.

Yeah, same for us. Around £65 a week for the three of us, with the odd "top up" during the week.

No, personally I don't. Unfortunately a handful of people on the Council - and on here - do. And they shout very loudly. Still think if we'd had anyone but Lucas and her cronies then Wasps might not have been allowed to move in. And obviously without SISU Wasps may not have moved in.