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I am too. They are in Birmingham.

People have to remember, for many of us, we hate the fact we are playing outside the city and hate the fact we're playing in Birmingham. I do not see it as any kind of adventure and hour long trips back on the bus when we have lost are going to be awful. I think I will hate the whole day...

Nice to hear. I was only expecting about 150 or so on the first week.

To my mind it is Ricoh or bust. The notion of a new stadium is laughable under Sisu I feel, and MR has obviously asked the question and got the answer he needed, but that doesn't mean any credence should be taken from what they have said to him. That doesn't make Robins a fool either. They have...

Yeah, got that, Houch. But am just trying to tie in which is the best actual stop for the ground. I think it Bordesley. According to Google maps that is 8 mins walk to the ground.

Does anyone know how close to the ground the Coventry to Birmingham X1 bus goes? Is the nearest stop Bordesley train station? King's Road?

Hope so. At the end of the day, we are the club.

Villa won't have many Saturday 3pm kick offs anyway. Premier League live games are Saturday lunch time, Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon and Monday night. I bet they won't have many at 3pm on a Saturday.

Would be strange for him to comment on that you would have thought. If that is true, I take it all back and predict attendances around the 22,000-25,000 mark.

It is if it was Mr.Jefferson Hope. He was a murderer.

Kentucky, Wyoming and Oklahoma? Those are all right states. Republican through and through.

Really? That does surprise me.

Villa will surely have a lot of Sunday matches due to Sky.

Is that pointing towards the Ricoh, or the council house?

500 is still more than I expected. I will be surprised if we get anywhere approaching 2,000.

Very sad. Fine if you don't want to go, or cannot go, but why are fans wanting to go and watch their team play, mugs? This is NOT like Northampton. Not the same. Sisu may have sewn the seeds of all this many years ago, but right now the club's hands are tied. Seemingly it was this or no EFL...

If so that is a lot healthier than I thought.

Exactly. Should only be considered as a positive in terms of it ensuring our survival.

Yup. I can't see how having to leave your home city and going to a groundshare 20 miles away, resulting in a massive reduction in the amount of City fans watching the club, can be considered as nothing but a positive.