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Say "Hello" if you see me. I'll be the hassled looking bloke trying to strangle my seven year old.

As you said it's a "crime", regardless of how minor you believe it to be. He shouldn't have done and he knows he shouldn't have done it. If he hadn't have had a SISU OUT t-shirt on then this thread wouldn't even exist.

Newport County done (The Exiles!) and Wycome Wanderers done. Not too much sympathy from the one person who's replied on the Sheffield Utd board! http://www.s24su.com/forum/index.php?threads/coventry-city-fan-in-peace.33033/#post-567823

I know you're trying to belittle what he did with your amusing "piece of grass" quip, but it's illegal. You're not supposed to do it. There's not one fan in the country who thinks it's OK to run on the pitch. Well, apart from you and a few others on here.

Sheff United done. Some positive comments about Coventry City and us fans in general on the Swindon board.

I guess it's all according what law you're breaking. Parking on double yellow lines, I'll give you. Mass murder by flying your plane into the twin towers wouldn't be "worse".

He's class. Remember his goal at Donny? We need more players with his attitude. You listening, Clarke?

Swindon done. Waiting for my account to be approved from Oxford Utd and Sheff Utd plus Raith Rovers.

Doesn't get on my nerves. I can't hear any of you, whistles or not.

And we took 50K to Wembley once. There were half a million on the streets once too.

I don't think anyone believes it makes perfect sense.

Fair comment, but if we can take 6000 to an away match then I'm sure we could've managed bigger crowds at home.

Ah yes, very clever. We know the reason why there's an 80% drop this season. But last season when were at the Ricoh, in Coventry. Where was the support after the Crewe game?

COVENTRY North-east MP Bob Ainsworth yesterday welcomed the prospect of a public court battle between ousted Sky Blues chairman Bryan Richardson and Coventry City Football Club. He said fans would be fascinated to find out exactly how the club has ended up with debts which reached nearly pounds...

Where we are. The "position" we find ourselves in both geographically and financially. Yes, all stems from Richardson. He was the catalyst.

When we were relegated from the Premiership our wage bill was 125% of our turnover.

Let's hope they don't look at his Facebook then.

Don't run on the pitch. It's not that difficult to understand, is it?

I'm struggling to see where Nick said "It was the people on the hill what done it", I must admit.

Which he obviously isn't. He was framed.