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For reference of how big a 10 point lead is, in our entire football league history, we've been automatically promoted 5 times. The points clear at the end of those seasons were: 2019/20 - 8 points 1966/67 - 7 points (7 points when adjust for 3 points per win) 1963/64 - 2 points (1 point when...

Last club to be 10 points ahead at this stage was Sheffield United in 2005-06. To be 10 points ahead at this stage is absolutely massive

It was Doyle

We don't have low wages https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-highest-wages-region-map-29450858

I put them in the same category as WBA for that. Will do them good to endure some tough times for a bit.

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Thats good. They'll all start taking points off each other.

Not winning that play off final might turn out to be a blessing in disguise. Luton are a good example of what happens when a club gets up to the PL before they're ready

Bunch of spinless tw*ts that we had playing for us!

As it stands, we're the only club that can average less than 2 points per game and still get to 90 points

All we need to do is worry about ourselves. We need about 53 more points from 30 games. 33 points would probably secure the play offs, which for us now would be almost relegation form

Thats a different argument.

I was thinking about that game this morning as well. I think it was a cup game, in front of what was then a record Ricoh attendance. Such a depressing time to support the club. Felt like we would never be competitive

Only 500 lower than average

Just looks like part of Doug's agriculture business

How many was it? About 5k?

I think they will bring closer to 1500

And the clubs income would be down. How have you factored £30 as being reasonable?

There are no other empty seats. Home sales are looking comparable to Birmingham game. Attendance will be between 29k - 29.5k