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Italia is turning into Tim Fisher. Sure if there was a £40K audit error in the CCFC accounts Fisher would be telling us its hardly a worry.

He never seems to be at anything, not even 87 reunions. Hopefully not health issues.

Hopefully there's a billionaire listening who fancies owning a football club.

Get in! We're going to win 4-3!

Shame as we were starting to spend a bit more time in their half. On the plus side JCH is looking pretty useful.

Who is buying those for a championship league match?

Unfortunately I find the same at the Ricoh. A large section of the crowd seem to be waiting for a mistake so they can get on the players backs. Its not as bad as some are saying, particularly on social media. There's a huge gulf in class and that has shown but I'm not sure what was expected...

Shipley increasing his chances of a transfer in the summer.

Our defensive strategy seems to be give them loads of room and hope they miss.

You need to get that plate and clock taken down torch.

I know its a privately run event but couldn't the council step in and put some pressure on the ferry company.

As in overcrowded or a punch up?

Robins must be so confident he's resting some of the first choice players!

If anyone is interested this is the article in the CT about the sponsorship deal Paul Fletcher: How we struck the Ricoh Arena sponsorship deal

In a rare example of getting something right it never had one to maximise the value of the sponsorship as people wouldn't have got used to calling it something else. Was the City of Coventry Stadium for the Olympics.

WTF is mighty army? If you're going to make crappy scarves at least get it right.

The author is already backtracking

You knew about this weeks stabbings 2 years ago? Impressive.

That's the one. I can imagine a lot of traffic dropping off when it loses the branding as most people's first search will be Coventry Telegraph. The Observer want to get in and make sure they are at the top of search results.

You'd have to put the stadium ownership into a trust or something similar so that any current or future owner couldn't sell it / finance against it.