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I agree with most of this, Torch. Except for the colour of the stockings. Sky blue or white would be better.

The start capacity is a problem, Italia. As has been pointed out already, after the allocation of tickets for away supporters and a separation area, a 15k stadium could only hold about 13k home fans (assuming no safe standing area). If that were the case, if we had a good run next season, there...

I agree that 15k is too small a starting capacity. 18k would be better, especially if a safe standing area was included. However, I'm not convinced that the BPA idea wil be a goer. There are many serious problems to overcome.

Phew! That's a relief! :D

I liked BH. He was a really solid, dependable player.

My support for CCFC is not depentant on the capacity of the ground they play in. In a 15k stadium, if we are doing well, I may not be able to get a ticket for the games I can get up to. I'll cross that bridge if and when I get to it.

I liked "When The Boat Comes In"

'Chopper' Harris, Norman Hunter.

Don't take any notice of Grendel. He just enjoys being a pantomime villain. Nobody takes him seriously.

You should be if you want a peaceful life!

That's not the Coventry way, Otis. He has to be slagged off before he has kicked a ball for us.

I'm not sure that Sisu would be prepared to spend the money to buy out the lease. IF they go ahead with the BPA, they would want to spend someone else's money.

I would have thought that Derrick Robbins was more popular.

I merely pointed out that when CCC shafted the club by selling the Ricoh, we were no longer tenants. I absolutely agree with you that moving to Sixfields was not just shooting ourselves in the foot, it was like doing that with a 10 second burst from a Uzi. A really crass decision.

I thought that at the time of negotiations to sell to Wasps, CCFC were no longer tenants at the Ricoh, and were ground sharing at Sixfields.

No ambition, maybe. Certainly no interest in CCFC.

Thanks, YSB. I enjoyed reading that

They want to expand, but I believe that the plan has been put on hold.

Don't bother with Sisu's gang. They don't seem to win much.

The restrictive covenant that CCC reportedly want is sure to trigger a fresh round of court cases. Sisu's lawyers must be rubbing their hands with glee at the anticipation of more work.