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Cue the phoenix club thread. ;)

Yeah, agree and of course he knows the NE setup as well as anyone.

It wouldn't be. That's a given I think.

Said that from the very start, Dave Check back through the thread. Have always said that. No hallelujah needed.

It obviously isn't the same club officially. We have always agreed upon that.

I don't think Corbyn has any chance of becoming the new PM anyway.

As a continuation of the old club.

Yeah, said the same to my wife. Wasn't expecting that level of opposition to the amendment.

No, I don't think she does. I get this feeling she wants to come across as the peoples champion and If it does happen, go down in the history books as the PM who brought about a new dawn.

We will have to agree to disagree then. A new club as a continuation of the old club with a clear link between the two. I bet you a pound to a penny that if Coventry AFC was formed and they got to a decent round of the FA Cup and beat a league club, the Beeb would be saying something along the...

Chester City and Chester FC have two different Wiki pages, but there is still the link there and it talks of the history, even though the new club has only been in existence for 9 years. Different to the Nuneaton Wiki page for sure, but I'm just trying to say it is not as clear cut and black...

And on the official line thing, let's suppose, officially the city of Coventry was deemed to now be part of Birmingham and in Birmingham. Would you say you were from Birmingham, or still say you were from Coventry? Would future generations be Brummies or Coventrians?? I know my answer. :)

Indeed.

But your analogy is just plain daft, Nick. Saying a dog is a cat in this instance would equate to saying Coventry Blaze ice hockey team are Coventry City FC. You need a much better analogy and turning your statement about Chester City and Chester FC on its head, if they are two completely...

No. Obviously not. A dog is not a cat. Not my fault you just don't get it. ;)

Exactly. Nick's opinion is different and that's fine, but it's just his opinion. Nuneaton Borough officially became Nuneaton Town. They were still the Boro though. If a new club is not still the old club, then why have Chester's and Aldershot's new incarnations kept the same kit, the same...

In YOUR opinion, Nick. Nuneaton Borough were liquidated and had to become Nuneaton Town. The fans though still called them the Boro.

Ah, but you said in the quoted post 'if enough people get behind it' and that's not what was said. If it was set up by City fans And if it was backed by ex City players and managers and legends And It had the same name with the most minimal of changes (ie. Coventry City AFC) And If it...

This band?