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Are they even real bricks or just fake fronts stuck to the wall?

Maybe if they can see patterns they can look back to the days when I was accused of being a council employee and doing their PR. Negative about protests? I've encouraged and supported many ideas put forward on here for protests so not sure how you've come to that conclusion.

Hopefully the club will arrange coaches from various parts of the city. Think that was a major omission last time round. If they don't maybe fans groups and the like will arrange their own.

It will be fine from Cov. Have no problem getting to gigs at the Academy or Institute for 7pm and I don't finish work till 6.

As is the Ericsson one for the exhibition hall.

Surely thats only so they can announce the stadium naming rights deal Italia kept telling us about. :joyful:

I would imagine they are already pissed off. Lot of custom lost. Maybe try and keep them onside and ask them to pressure Wasps. Shouldn't be too hard from the trust to get statements from the various companies about the impact on their businesses.

Why just the football club? Surely they should be urging Wasps to drop impossible demands?

Like they can afford new seats! Could maybe move them around, not sure how much work that is.

The one year is probably the EFL as much as anything. They don't want to be seen to be endorsing the club moving away long term. Unless we smash the place up, ruin the pitch or don't pay them can't see why they wouldn't extend it.

Its an amazing coincidence then whenever the media want someone to appear the Trust are available but whenever someone on here suggests they take action against Wasps or the council they're all too busy or taking a break.

The tickets are £8 to £26! Edit: Just had a look out of curiosity and the only game not still on sale is the game in 45 mins, none of the other games are showing as sold out.

How sad, thats no age at all. RIP.

If they had built a new stadium for the commonwealth games there I could have easily seen that happening. its only slightly over the mileage allowed by the EFL so bound to have been allowed. However the stadium is going to be in Brum so thats the end of that.

Has it been paid or is it the same as last time where it was payable if we didn't return which was of no use whatsoever.

If only there was some sort of organisation whose job it was to represent the city and its residents and ensure things like that didn't happen.

Not really. People not being able to go is exactly that, its people not being able to go. Could be time, could be logistics, could be them not fancying it. Boycotting is saying you could go but you are choosing not to in protest.

Best bet is probably the cathedral - nothing to do with religion more as its a symbol of Coventry. Although there was a multi denominational service when the grass was moved form HR to the memorial garden so you have to be careful not to exclude people.

it's not an odd response at all. Unless you're saying you're being critical of SISU for not having a plan for something that isn't possible to achieve.