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Can't argue with that.

Seriously?

Agree with this. As a good will gesture they should use Sixfields prices for the current season.

I presume they will keep those seats "locked" until the dust has settled. Hopefully, I can get back the seats we've had at the Ricoh since 2005. Can't see why there's an issue with those damned Sixfielders though to be honest. Chances are those who has an ST at Sixfields had one at the Ricoh...

You don't have to explain? :)

My thoughts exactly. I reckon they should have gone for the Yeovil game which is on the 13th or something like that. It would have given them more time. However, if they've known for a few days then hopefully a plan is in place. As long as people realise that there will be chaos and demand...

All the best, Astute. Sorry to hear about your Dad.

Yes, it could have been a trigger. Deleted that bit now.

NO, that wasn't the intention and apologies if you thought it was. I'm happy to delete this thread if you think it will go that way, but I hope it won't. I've ignored many jibes about those cursed Sixfielders on other threads, so I would hope people will show some maturity.

OK, for 14 months we've talked non-stop about a return to the Ricoh and that day has finally arrived. Some have said they would return, others have said they've lost interest and then there are those who say they won't return while SISU are there.

Plenty on here have said it and it's their choice. Not a problem for me. I would imagine only a small amount of fans will boycott until SISU have gone.

Is it the same person who said only a total boycott would?

I wonder if he'll mention the December 2011 takeover that is imminent?

I think that is bang on. What's he going to moan about now? Some people need negativity like oxygen. He's one of them. He's probably that bloke on the Telegraph site. He can wallow in misery for all I care.

I suppose it's all down to whether we can afford the rent and whether fans will turn up. I still think our future is under threat as long as SISU own the club and ACL have power over the football club.

The chairman of Arena Coventry Limited, the company that runs the Ricoh Arena, Chris Robinson said: "ACL are pleased to announce the return of the Sky Blues to the Ricoh Arena. "Discussions that have taken place over the last month with Steve Waggott, development director from CCFC, have been...

Nothing on the BBC website. Rubbish.

Two plus two then. The club has agreed a two-year deal with an option for an extra two years and we should return for the Gillingham match... Coventry City Football Club has agreed a deal to return to the Ricoh Arena. The two-year deal, with an option for an extra two years, should see the...

I look forward to the banishment of "home" from SBT.

I think the good news will be tempered by getting the sack for spending too much time on the Internet.