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Another end of season approaches and I always reflect back and still cannot believe even after 12 years that we no longer play at Highfield Rd ( I still dream we play there)but rent a stadium from fuckin franchised rugby club on the outskirts of the city, not only this but we find ourselves in...

A club with a similar following to us and a city with an almost exact population which is why there stadium is perfect. Our average attendances next year could well be 4K-6k

A bit like Bournemouth? It doesn't matter what the averages are it's that you have a stadium to suit your needs, The Ricoh was always to big and over the top for us. It doesn't stop you from being succesfull with a smaller stadium, Huddersfield had a great season averaging around 20000 and good...

Watched the Hull v Middlesbrough highlights last night and the had 20000 there and it looked packed still 5000 off capacity and closer to the pitch, the Ricoh design for football is awful. Teams like Watford, Burnley Palace, WBA, Swansea and Hull all with capacities around 20000 to 24000 seem...

Arsehole!

Well that was great 15 in 87 45 in 2017 So all being well I'll see you all in 2047 when I'm 75 Pusb

Would love it to happen, Knock the BP garage and the fob watch down to reroute the road, Close the road on match days Free tickets to residents of retirement village From the main road you can see the pitch is elevated and could be sunk down to create a bigger stadium. 23000 is more than...

Regarding people not wanting a franchise, are not most premier- championship clubs basically franchised to rich foreign owners nowadays. Leicester hardly owned by the local hosiery firm but mega rich Thais, Both Manchester clubs not ran by local textile mill businessman, yanks and arabs...

On the Talk Sport interview in the afternoon I'm sure he stated that every club is for sale, does this mean at the right price CCFC are too, in the past he has always stressed that the club is not for sale stating wave effects that you don't sell at the trough but at the crest so is stance does...

A 25000 seater stadium is ample for us, even it the top flight with 4000 away fans we averaged around 19000

Er a bit like Highfield Rd!

Don't stand up in a canoe!

Yes!

I would quite happily get the bus into town, go for a couple of pints walk up to the Butts watch Cov Utd then a few in Craven St after, some good away followings to if they did get to the national league, Wrexham, Tranmere, Lincoln, football isn't all about multi purpose sporting arena's located...

Er yes there was, they packed the away end in the Kop and seating area in the Sky Blue Stand and it was there first game after promotion

Mine too :)

There was around 3500 Borough fans there too!

SISU say the club is self sustaining so have no need to sell, and could quite easily carry along as it is until all court cases are exhausted.I've just been reading an old article in the evening standard dated 24/10/07 about SISUs potential takeover of Southampton 2 months before they bought...

It just makes me pine for good old Highfield Rd even more

I've heard murmours of this before about an associate of Derek Richardson, Denis O Brien think his name was who is an Irish billionaire based in Malta, 2 teams sharing one stadium like Hull, Bristol, Swansea, Wigan and sharing income streams. I'm sure wasps would love those income streams...