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This is the sort of statement they should have been releasing when the rent dispute first started.

Drive to rugby station and park there.

But look at what you're saying there. There was virtually no parking at HR itself so you relied on available parking in the surrounding area. Theres 8K parking spaces in the city centre, sure there would also be parking on business premises etc that could be used for example the old college is /...

Matchday costs is used as a catch all for a number of things. So while there are certain things we would indeed have to pay, others we wouldn't or would get at a much lower rate. For example before having all stands open and car park spaces were a couple of examples of things covered in matchday...

Does anyone actively want a small stadium with no possibility of expansion? Don't think so. More a case of being between a rock and a hard place.

And that's the key. In terms of ambitions of getting to the PL a 15K, 25K or 30K stadium won't realistically make a huge difference at this point. It would need big changes to the way the game is run to prevent clubs losing millions chasing promotion. Its not like we have lots of fantastic...

Key word there is currently. Also worth pointing out matchday costs have been bumped up which, to all intents and purposes, is the equivalent to a rent increase. Its still a hell of a lot less than we were paying before though.

Its not SISU negotiating. Its Chris Anderson on behalf of CCFC. How do other companies manage to work together when one is taking legal action? Not like its a situation unique to us. Where has this come from? Do you have information the rest of us don't?

Personally I think it would be a sensible strategy to be pursuing more than one option. Its not the best starting point though is it? If they intended to have meaningful negotiations wouldn't they have agreed to at least some points to show willing and enable things to move forward. Just saying...

Don't know if anyone has asked the council from CCFC but I do know the flags were arranges by ACL not Wasps and they are allowed to use them for any Ricoh event. Unfortunately they decided to only promote one of the teams that play there.

Leeds sold out their 6K and had supporters in the home ends. Even if you don't count them that means 22,184 homes fans. A 25K with the minimum allocated to away supporters would mean that even for that game all the home fans that wanted to get a ticket would have.

This might have been one of the things on Anderson's list but can someone ask about primacy. FL regs require us to have primacy but we clearly don't as we've had games moved for other events at the Ricoh let alone rugby. I assume the FL have used their discretion to allow this but I can't...

CA has already said they have said no on every point. If we had a half decent local media they would be straight on to Wasps asking them why they were hindering the clubs progress.

He's not having the best time trying to back up what he wrote in the article. Problem is there's still loads of people on the CT, Facebook and twitter saying he's spot on.

Our biggest attendances since being at the Ricoh Coventry City 0–2 Chelsea FA Cup quarter-final 7 March 2009 31,407 Coventry City 0–3 Crewe Alexandra Football League Trophy area-final 5 February 2013 31,054 Coventry City 2–3 Leeds United Football League Championship 6 November 2010 28,184...

Was anyone all over it or did people take the piss and quickly point out it was a on Brentford plan with the seat colour changed?

Champions League

What a load of idiots. For all the publicity they get I couldn't tell you what they actually want or stand far past a general 'we hate muslims' stance.

Not a funny tweet but I love the abandoned places twitter account