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I cannot recall ever mocking the guy. What did I say ( iyo )?

It could take years to get to a deal and during that time you cannot sit opposite your court opponent and have a neutral conversation. The legal action must go first. Ok, get some form of "treaty" before dropping the JR and all future stadium connected litigation.

Tbf so long as JRs are flying around, they would be cunts not to play their cards.

Nothing wrong with stopping legal action - even against a written joint agreement with the council pledging good faith and cooperation from both sides in all future dealings. A long Term Solution to the stadium problem is more important than " obtaining a narrative" as you put it.

The chap from CRFC was denying things after the LR exklusive. Pinch of salt..

Short to medium term we could be better off at the Ricoh. 100000 rent is peauts and we avoid the investment and running costs of a stadium. Long Term we need a stadium which we control and which is part of an investment which allows us to obtain more revenue than Investment and running costs...

It will be loaded to ensure that the investors in the propco get a good return on their investment.

In other words it is ok for Coventry United who are amateurs... Maybe that is going ahead?

So, you would be OK inside and the peasants would be outside "aspiring"... Oh, and after the 90 minute "waiting list" would go home disappointed ... A true hedge fund supporter... No respect for fans who are not as well off as you...

Yes, a bit like with a golf club or tennis club.

Yes, that"s true, but we didn't notice that. A bit egoistic, but we were there to enjoy the atmosphere and weren't thinking "tactically".

Central location- possibly higher gates? Not far from the station... If you get a central location, you may need a higher capacity than 15000.

Tbf many are seeing it as built before seeing all the arguments- for and against.

Compared to the Ricoh the Butts is nearer to town, but the site is very tight and there would be congestion. It would only work with a solution to the space problem - overhead or underground parking, wider approach roads etc.. For that you need the council on board to get the plans approved...

I do go when I am home ( not often ), but it is exactly people like me who don't have a ST who would possibly lose out if the ground had a lower capacity. Plus, the "lost fans" who my want to go the big games again.

I grew up around there and loved the pub crawl to town.. Wish the stadium had always been nearby... But there are a hell of a lot of hurdles to pass to build a stadium with a hoped for size of 25000. Cannot see it happening- unless some major investment is available to build the stand or a...

It matters if you cannot get in to see your team...

Yes, but those days standing in the West End had atmosphere - and the restricted view didn't matter, to me at least, but, I was younger then and prefer sitting in the Ricoh nowadays ..

If The Butts becomes our new home as claimed. It seems that as a result of such speculation, the council have tried to block any such move. Proves the point of not announcing everything through the press before deals are in writing...

There was a stadium. It cost too much. CCFC paid too much rent - but SISU took the rent on. CCFC got relegated and stopped paying the rent. A stadium with a tenant in default. Then a stadium with no tenant. Then a stadium with one low rent tenant. Now a stadium with two professional sports clubs...