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You are all missing the common denominator in all this. That is the club. The fact we're still having discussions about segregations, fan behaviour and ticket sales just demonstrates to me how much of a state the club is still in. Robins and the team have distracted us from the failings, as the...

You're talking about incidents involving less than 20 people. The pitch invaders are classic case in point. That one against Reading, it took 6 of them to haul him off the pitch. That is poor. Badly trained I would say. Probably not used to big crowds

I think the pair of you are missing out a crucial part here. The ground isn't unique, our fans aren't unique, so you have to look at what other factors come into play. One thing springs to mind, and that is standard of stewarding. That Derby game them and the police just stood and watched

I don't recall our fans ever causing so much trouble that they hospitalise a male steward and kick a lady steward in the head...

All cities have that element of society

So is it safe or not?

Yet we're told that the CBS is one of the safest grounds in the country https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-city-officially-one-safest-26370586

We’ve taken the most points from the play of teams this year. Luton W1 D5 L1 pts 8 Boro W2 D1 L3 pts 7 Sund. W1 D3 L2 pts 6 Cov W2 D4 L0 pts 10 We’re the team that is hardest to beat.

A small barrier, 1500 city fans, 200 feet of segregation and a load of police/stewards will be separating block 13 from the away fans. Why they think that Jimmy Hill banner will be the key to stopping anyone in block 14 from reaching the away fans is beyond me.

I'm treating this as a bonus. I thought at the start of the season we would finish slightly higher than last year, maybe 10th. So at the minute not nervous at all. I hope the lads feel the same. Here's something to be nervous about though. I was just reading that in 2016 the Riverside Stadium...

We've had more sell outs in one game than we've had all season

An error is bringing Coffee when I asked for Tea! Having general sale before priority sale is a complete screwup!

A load of tickets in the North Stand seem to have shifted suddenly. They'll probably all reappear in an hour

Its the disorganised nature of it that is frustrating. I'm sure even you can admit that this whole process has been cock up? Tickets on General sale, get 11k people waiting in a queue, announce a "sell out" then next day a thousand seats appear in the North Stand? Which are then only on...

In fairness a lot of people pay on the gate. I always have during seasons when not having a season ticket

How many points do you earn per game?

Blues game wasn't much better.

We've gone from having 11k people in a queue last night unable to buy tickets, to having a couple of thousand spare that we now can't shift. Heads need to roll for this

Off the pitch this club is still a complete basket case. Doug has a lot of work to do

Like I said yesterday, you only get to turn away customers so many times before they give up. Yesterday the buzz and the demand was there, that was the moment to sell the ground out