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I'd pay £20 a game to watch CCFC on TV until we were allowed back. Fans would save on away day costs, so wouldn't be any worse off. Probably couldnt watch games in the pub (assuming restrictions) so may get more paying customers? I appreciate that a number of people will have suffered...

Lived there for a short while in the 80s (after I was expelled from Cubbington!)

That explains it....as long as he was north of the river (sorry Juggy)!

Right - let's do a repeat of the panic that started when the BBC played HG Wells' ' War of the Worlds' THE ALIENS ARE COMING !!!

What's the chance it's an ex City player that has leaked the 'Gas' tape! Only say that as there's so many of them!!

If we stay in League 1 we will be financially worse off as The Championship would produce more TV money. Players wages are likely to be more realistic/subdued, due to the coronavirus effect on clubs overall, so even if we were relegated i would expect us to be in a stronger position as a club by...

Very eloquent speaker for a (stereotypical) footballer

It'll be the 'meaningless' games that could become farcical if they are being forced to play in the midst of this - once a side knows they've missed out on a playoff spot with 4 games to play, will the club e.g. pull out due to financial/emotional stress etc. You can imagine a few dodgy...

We could wear some of our old kits if we run out of the current ones :woot:

Clubs should hopefully be able to survive the current season with ifollow income (albeit some may be up against the wall in terms of finance), but next season will be a different kettle of fish. As others have mooted, there may be a lot of unemployed footballers next season - certainly players...

You're right - can you imagine City v whoever and we need to win to go up - impossible to police and stop the exterior being surrounded by people (a version of The Hill at Northhampton)

Gutted though we'd be (and that's putting it mildly). if this season were to be voided, I had a thought earlier today. If next season is started, but without crowds - would we be better off as a club playing in League 1? The wages would be considerably lower than in The Championship, and TV...

Lee Childs - read the Reacher books, but don't like thee fact that he's from Coventry yet is a Villa fan.

CET followed up with a Simon Jordan quote relating to clubs coming back in a different guys (rather than guise) Surely somebody checks what gets printed - laughable and embarrassing.

Ex-Sky Blue Kirkland reveals story behind £6m Liverpool move Re: Chris Kirkland Don't know where they get the journallists at CET, but as well as the headline, they repeat 'balling' in the narrative. I would have laughed at them as a 10 year old for that!

Yep - have read Weaver, but not Carter; I'll have a gander

Do we know if it's the whole game, or just highlights?

I read/have read a silly amounts of books - tend to be crime, murder type stuff. Read everything by Nesbo, Stephen King, most of Stuart Macbride. Like Peter James, Peter May (?), Stephen Leather etc. Always love it when I discover a new author who can draw me into a plot - I then hunt down other...

In that scenario, we wouldn't play e.g. Sunderland or Portsmouth - but if you did it like that, might one club have e.g. only 1 game left to play, and another 4? If so, you may have a team that couldn't catch up the others or get promoted? Or am I (probably!) misunderstanding your idea!?

Us not going up would be awful - players, manager being sought after by all and sundry, whereas more chance of retaining a decent core if we went up. That would add insult to injury. For once I would support Joy involving lawyers.