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No, you misunderstand. What I remember was after we were promoted. When we were in the 1st Division and struggling week in week out. That would be 1967/8 season.

So you telling me there is no way I would forget that game if I was there? Just can't see how I could possibly have been there. Why would I remember all the shitty defeats around that time but not the biggest game in our history besides the FA Cup?

Which cup final do you mean bigfatrons?

Houch's old photos got me thinking. Now amongst all those pics is one of the open top bus ride around the city centre after we won the league in 1967. On 29th April was obviously that really famous game between City and Wolves at the top of the table, when 51,000+ were at HR. City won 3-1 and...

Already too many in that chain of command for my liking. Or should I say, chain of Chinese whisper.

And by 'touch' he means wring him round his neck.

Well as his mate's apparently a journalist with his finger on the pulse, I can only assume he's too busy at the Israeli/Palenstine peace talks to update us all on the Ricoh situation.

I'm not. Until they are actually selling tickets for a City home game at the Ricoh I won't believe it.

Not as good as this .... http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/c/coventry_city/3681639.stm

Tim Fisher is a bit tedious and pointless, but we're always talking about him.

Did begin to wonder why the Coventry Theatre closed down. The answer I think is in this picture. Rod Hull and Emu, Cannon and Ball and Barbara Dickson.:(

Ahh, happy, happy memories from all those pictures.

True. It's always either a thread about a player from 3 years ago or a new stadium in 3 years time.

I thought he had bags of potentitial, but was just a bit raw.

No , it was all but attached to the Coventry Theatre. Now where the coffee shop to the museum is.

Saw some great bands there, Torch. It was a great venue for live concerts.

Don't remember that Tony, but I think just about every teenager in Coventry went to Poster Place at one time or another. Happy memories.

Three very top bands there mrtrench. :) It was a shame when the Cov Theatre went, but it has to be said, the Transport Museum is top notch and something the city should be very proud of.

Top Spot? Ha ha! Even way back when, the good night clubs were about a fiver to get in to. Top Spot was 50p. The owners used to leave stainless steel bowls of water on the floor just outside on the pavement so the girls could go and get themselves a drink if thirsty. :o

Yeah, and the Pink! We can make it a dual protest.