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Clearly there are free tickets, it's just a question of whether theres a significant increase in the number or proportion of free tickets now over previous seasons at the Ricoh. I was asked if I wanted a ticket through a NTFC sponsor I have dealings with occasionally, not 100% sure if they were...

Strange if they've been told that given that only a couple of months ago Fisher was telling us we were at 'the bottom of the cycle'

what's this all about? why would she be doing that if her aim is to get Coventry back at the Ricoh?

So why is Fisher not all over the radio and telegraph telling ACL to offer the 150K deal to Otium and they'll take it? When he was on CWR and was questioned on the offer he tried playing the 'it was offered to the administrator card' but when pushed to say if they would accept the same deal...

somewhere on the council website there's a document about the Ricoh and it states parking restrictions to be put in place for any event where a crowd over a certain size is expected (think it's 10K off the top of my head).

hard to tell from the pics on twitter but the main stand looks around the same (busy in the middle then thinning out as you go towards the goal lines), the 'home' end behind the goal looks like there's less than before and PNE have a lot less than Bristol.

it's a really odd matchday when you're just following on twitter and on here. I can't remember the last time I've been in the country and not either at the game or listening to CWR.

If I was in Fishers job and the crowd today doesn't turn out to be substantially bigger I'd be very worried. Decent enough weather, bank holiday weekend, couple of good results and no legends game should all add up to a much bigger turn out than the first home game. If it isn't I'm not sure...

was the stand opposite the main stand open for the first game? isn't for this one by the looks of it, how long before they close the stand behind the goal and move all the home supporters into the main stand?

Depends how you view it. If you view it as a proportion of the total crowd then the number of free tickets has shot up massively. the point people are making I think is that 500 either way on 10K plus attendances is not giving anyone a different impression of how many people are actually paying...

you don't need to do that, all you do is put FACT in capital letters at the end of the sentence, can't be disputed then!

I can see them buying some land, they can buy it, hold onto it and sell it later with little money (in the grand scheme of things) lost. They may even come up with some plans and put an application in, you can probably get plans 'off the shelf' on the cheap if you don't care too much what you're...

you can't refuse planning permission on the basis that there's an empty stadium. as for the other things they will apply in any location outside of Coventry. they won't try and put in an application in Coventry and I don't believe for a minute they intend to build a stadium at all but for SISU...

you might have more luck getting someone who is disabled, and can't physically get to Sixfields, to open a case claiming discrimination. as far as I'm aware the club have made no effort to reach out to fans in that situation and offer them any assistance in getting to Sixfields.

there are tickets you would expect to be given away, players families, sponsors (not that we've got one but I assume they have), it maybe that NTFC sponsors have access to free tickets. It's not that difficult to work out if you look on the ticket selling system there looks to be around 500...

mentioned this before, may be unlikely but if this time next year we're in the championship and they're in non league will Cardoza still see it as a good deal for NTFC? Of course their hardcore fanbase will continue to go but the more casual fans and the neutrals (students etc) may well make the...

seems the highways agency acted after the ribbons were reported to them, surely SISU aren't that petty are they?

the whole 'it's can't be in Coventry because the council won't let it happen' argument has never stacked up for me. can't remember off the top of my head but I did look it up and it can be fairly easily taken over the level of the council and there's also rules councils have to follow when...

the trust wristbands aren't for charity but they are making a donation from the money they received selling them at the legends charity game. As has been posted the FPA, who put the game on, suggested the trust keep the money for the fighting fund but the trust have elected to still make a...

think you'll find around 400 of those have been given away free. around 500 have actually been sold (inc season tickets). so add in late sales, walk up and away fans and you may get more than the first game but I would have thought SISU would be expecting a massive jump. there's not going to be...