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Wouldn't say they believe they are doing the right thing, just that they feel they want to watch their football team play football.

Well you would have to say that if ACL did get another tenant in it would then surely aid Sisu's case for building a new ground, simply on the basis that they then would have nowhere in Coventry to play.

As in when I used to come home from the Ricoh on many a Saturday and my missus would say 'How did they get on?" And I would say 'they played poorly.' That sort of revealing?

Yeah, from small acorns and all that.

As I've said on numerous occasions, this surely should have nothing to do with how well we are doing on the pitch. If you are opposed to our playing home games 34 miles away, then it should make no difference whatsoever whether we are 20 points clear at the top, or 20 points adrift at the...

It's a very fair point. Were there AFC Wimbledon fans coming on here and asking City fans to boycott the game? I do understand what Nick is saying and personally I wouldn't have felt comfortable attending the Milton Keynes game as I felt the relocating of the Dons was entirely wrong. I do...

Just think that surely City fans's argument has to be; 1. We are playing 34 miles away. 2. That we are likely to do so for the foreseeable future. 3. That the talk is of building a much smaller stadium with a vastly reduced capacity when we have a perfectly decent stadium here already. 4...

Good luck explaining that level of intransigence to your kids, family and loved ones then.

What if it was 99.999% in Coventry but one part of the east stand jutted out ever so slightly and was just in Bedworth, would you still not go?

So if we moved back to the Ricoh and the Conservative government re-drew city boundaries across the country and the Ricoh was suddenly deemed to be outside the city limits of Coventry, you would just stop going forever?

Yes indeed. Why use just 4 words when 150 will do?

You are seriously telling me that if the stadium was just 10 foot outside the city boundary you wouldn't go?:o Beyond my comprehension that.

Thing is with this, just how far would you take this stance? 1 mile outside? 1/2 a mile outside? 100 ft outside? 1 inch outside? What if it was one inch outside the city limit? I just don't think anyone can be so clear cut in their thinking here and common sense surely needs to be applied. Yes...

My feeling is, yes, they are still our team, but it just doesn't feel like it at the moment. The longer they are away the more distant I feel they will become and the more our loyalty will be tested.

I'm sort of in this category, though I could most certainly attend on Sundays. Saturdays have most definitely now been taken away from me due to the 34 mile trip. I could do Sundays, but I will not go out of choice anyway. I will not attend until we come back home.

There are several different categories of City fans at the moment. Amongst those are; those who will not go, those who will go to every game and those who will go up occasionally. Amongst those who go up occasionally will be people I'm sure who are totally opposed to us playing at Sixfields but...

Going to be 5 years in Northants anyway though isn't it GPE? Think most of us are pretty resigned to that anyhow.

Why would Fisher be smirking about a City following of 2,800? Still very embarrassing if truth be known.

What on earth are we going to do without him, cos most of us are still going to need a Mapp to get to Sixfields.

Isn't that a bit like saying Joe Bugner would have been a great boxer if only he could punch?:D