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Also, important to take note, as has been said again on CWR this morning, it is a statistical fact that when you half the ticket price you don't get double the attendance. Research done and scientifically proven. Therefore if the club halved the price they would be further out of pocket.

I'm sure there were, VOR. 1. Some people couldn't afford it, fine. 2. Some people couldn't make it, fine. 3. Some people tried to get tickets and couldn't, fine. Some though simply couldn't be arsed and even taking all the above out of the euqation, 11,000 is still a total embarrassment. First...

Whoo whooo!! Whoopie doo! Let's party like it's 1999!

I have always said that building a new stadium is a total nonsense and wondered why on earth we would consider a smaller, cheaper ground. I have always been voraciously and vehemently against it. Listening to people on here the last 2 days though, telling us all that 11,000 was okay on...

And was he as funny as when we see Marcus Tudgay trying to run through treacle?

No-one's said you're not a real fan. All people are syaing (ad nauseum) is that there should have been much more than 11,000 there yesterday based on all the factors.

There you go. For those who don't want eyestrain. :D

For some it seems, Coventry is poor when we are playing the likes of Yeovil. ;)

That's the downside of the loan system. If you have lots of loan players taking for first team spots regularly then other players who are your own aren't getting the chance to show what they can do on the big stage. Luckily, or unluckily for us, we have Ryan Haynes, Aaron Philips, Jordan...

We are now much more solid and thank God for that. Swindon and Gillingham and Yeovil could have seen us buckle if we have deployed previous seasons formations. How many late goals have we given away these past few years to lose games? This season it has only happened once in that first...

When you are financially more viable, you are much less likely to have to sell your best players. At the moment we always have to sell our best players.

We wiat with baited breath.

I'm not happy with it, the same as many other fans. Sure we're unbeaten in 7 games, but where have all the goals gone? Grrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :slap: Oh, and ..... :sarcasm:

Well, that's exactly how I felt. Didn't listen on the radio, didn't go to games and at times didn't even know we were playing. The minute I knew we were coming back though I got my desire back in an instance and immediately went out and bought a season ticket. The bond was broken for me too...

We're going round in circles. Feel good factor, 4 page pull outs in the CT on fans excitement on our being home, national coverage, City fans buzzing that we were finally back at the Ricoh and an absolutely massive clamour for tickets for that first game, which again got lots of media coverage...

Absolutely no-one has said price is irrelevant. Where do you get that from? People are merely saying in spite of price, availability, disenchantment, can't go's etc.the crowd should still have been much higher than 11,000.

Errrm, 7 games unbeaten. Isn't that some success on the pitch? Good runs usually equate to an increase in attendances. Let's hope by the time Preston come we are still around the top 6. I would be very interested to know what the Preston crowd is going to be.

Let's just cross our fingers and hope that our good form continues until the fans start coming back. We need a good season and a consistently good one at that at this rate and some more JPT / FA Cup progress too hopefully.

Fantastic post, NW. Agree with all of that.