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Looks fine to me. It says Coventry City, it has the logo and it's in sky blue. What more do we want?

Better still, buy one new season ticket and get a free Tim Fisher t-shirt. Buy 2 new season tickets and get no free Tim Fisher t-shirts.

Right. Nice to know. I always park in the official car park which is in Sky Blue Way. Is it free in Grafton Street?

Once it's all complete it'll be fantastic. Still a few units to be filled (only just built) and there will be a performance space for theatre, bands and concerts. That is going to be finished soon too. Urban Coffee is a cool place and do visit the shop that has CCFC memorabilia. There's always...

Maybe this is just the dwarf shop entrance. They may be building another for normal heighted folk.

It is in Gosford Street. It's where there used to be a carpet place and a few industrial units. Down the side of San Marco.

Like San Marco's the Italian restaurant? Or doesn't that count as 'foreign?'

Nope. There's Ann Lucas too.

Will certainly be bigger than the one at Sherbourne Arcade, near Home Bargains. Remember that one? That was tiny.

No, it's the bench just outside Tesco's I think.

Great piece that.

Yep, like I said, a gun lobby activist said the answer was to arm the church goers. All in God's name, eh! :whistle:

http://www.fargovillage.co.uk/

No wonder you diss Coventry then, Grendel. It's a great addition to the city. a very vibrant place and every shop or venture is independent.

Dear me. No wonder Coventry struggles as a city. Don't you live in Cov, CC4L? It's down Gosford Street. Fargo (Far Gosford). Me and my daughter love it there. Coffee shops, sweet shop, vintage clothes, crafts, book shops, soon to be bar and theatre, scooter shop, street food, bands and...

Sky Blues Film Night @ FV If you were there when it happened or it’s just something you hear the old folk talking about then you will love this trip down memory lane! For one night only, supporters of Coventry City are invited to...

It certainly does.

Here's mine.

Gallagher was far too big.

Oh right. I thought he was the one-legged Big Issue seller with the Staffie and tartan rug.