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Is that what they’re saying? I’m no expert but I always believed there was criminal and civil offences. If it’s criminal the police should surely be involving themselves?

Then acted like the tough guys once the stewards (specifically that woman) did all the hard work

What’s interesting is how shy he says he was before he felt he could be himself. Often you find the most shy people are incredibly loveable and eccentric underneath it.

Entering the field of play is a serious offence we’re told. If they aren’t going to do something to stop that, what are they there for?

Good article here. Bit of a tear jerker when you read how Wilson felt about football before arriving at City https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/may/13/coventry-ben-wilson-championship-playoffs?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

I’d like a proper answer as to why the Police don’t restrain/chase pitch invaders. The WMP Cov twitter account said they leave it to the stewards (without explanation why). Yet the display on the scoreboard says that entering the pitch is a criminal offence. So we have the Police witnessing...

There is a solid brick wall in the concourse between 13 & 12. For concourse purposes block 13 is in the East Stand. There are only two concourses in the whole ground. The West, North, and East is all joined up. The South Stand is completely separate due to the lay of the land. There is a...

Sums up the modern police force for me. Ready to poke their nose into everything except crime.

Never again have a situation when tickets go on general sale before priority sale

Only people with a certain amount of points to be allowed in the naughty blocks if that keeps the Health & Safety lot happy, but they would have to be on sale from the start so those people know its an option.

6000 West Ham fans breaking safety rules by overcrowding the south stand

The question perfectly exposes their statement for the nonsense that it is. That stand has been completely sold out, from block 6 right across to 12 on several occasions. Are they admitting that on those occasions they violated safety rules? As for block 13, it’s not even part of the same...

I don't think the concourse is the issue with 13, as the entrance to 13 is via the same concourse as the rest of the East Stand

It’ll be 29k (assuming they don’t suddenly find another empty block in the North Stand) 27k City, 2k Boro

I mean the fact it’s run as a committee of all vested parties is a very sensible idea. It’s just some of the conclusions it comes to that I would question. Certainly it would be interesting to know who is representing CCFC and how good their debating skills are.

Thanks for answering. So not an all powerful SAG or Frasers after all then.

Thats was because Wasps had gone bust! It wasn't part of the agreement

There is still the stadium ownership situation though. I think until that is sorted until something more permanent we're unlikely to see another take over

I can't believe you actually think we would sign a licence agreement that would give Mike Ashley the power to bankrupt the club if he felt like it!! We already know that SAG have no power of enforcement, so they can't "tell" them not to open any parts of the ground. Just because someone says...

I can't figure what you're saying. Do you think Frasers can reduce our capacity at games to zero if they wanted? Yes or no?