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Only an Aussie or an American could say such a stupid thing. What sort of person chooses their team based on the shirt colour? I for one am pround of our sky blue shirts and its historical links with our city.

Not sure I understand the logic that if we all try and get into sixfields then somehow we will have to move back to the Ricoh? Surely the fact that sixfields holds just 68% of our average attendance last season shows that fisher and sisu couldn't give a toss as to how many are locked outside.

Oh so not only are we getting a new £30m stadium, we are also now getting a new multi million pound training facility as well?

Now I know your a WUM. Comparing a 25% full Sixfields to Highfield Road, or even the Ricoh is a treasonous offence.

It would be good for the local economy to have a football league team in the Coventry area, lets hope they can get promotion.

Well do you think the tone and language of that tweet is acceptable as an official club statement?

Yes the best thing that happened to them was liquidation! Would love to see them finally get into the league.

Or unless sisu refuse to honour another contractual agreement.

This.

What would you do with the 5k empty seats?

200 is nothing really. Probably put about an extra £2k into the coffers.

No I would watch from the hill

Ok then. Please could you explain why Andy Thorns relegation season at the Ricoh, in the middle of a recession brought in higher crowds than Eric Blacks goalfest season at Highfield Rd in economic boom years?

Better facilities equal better image for the club and potentially encourage more to attend games.

All those clubs play in grounds with a smaller capacity and poorer facilities than the Ricoh so not really comparable.

Unfortunately he isn't right. This is a football forum about Coventry City. If I want to come on here and have a good old moan about the current situation then I am perfectly entitled to do so. If you disagree with what I am saying then fine, but he seems to be advocating some sort of censorship.

Another Neville Chamberlin voter.

So you know more about Coventry City's transfer policy circa 2009 than the incumbent chairman at the time? Interesting.

Please list the positives of the current situation.

But unless their situation is exactly the same as ours (which it isn't) then its not really a relevant argument.