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Lets take Fisher on his word for a moment (difficult I know), but he said the new ground would be nearer to town than the Ricoh. The Ricoh is about 3.3 miles from Broadgate. A 3.3 mile radius around Broadgate looks like this Now on that the only place not under CCC within the radius is...

Our local video shop used to fine you 50p if you didn't rewind the tape.

<p> The Council sell Coventry City season tickets?

I thought the 30 miles thing was something said by Fisher? The league as always have said nothing on this issue.

I dont think the club will die. No one wants that, its more about forcing sisu into realising its game over for them. Someone will always buy us.

<p> Where and who would give planning permission?

<p> Fans? Don't you mean customers?

<p> Well regardless of whether its Brandon or not, it certainly wont be in Coventry. If this mythical stadium goes ahead, the Ricoh will most certainly be transformed into a pure exhibition centre. With something like that on its doorstep this new stadium wont be able to compete...

<p> You mean all the concerts and conferences? Why would someone like Bruce Springsteen play in a 12k in Brandon when he could be playing to a 40k well proven stadium in a large British city? The new stadium will make no money.

<p> We would have gone into admin in 2003 had the higgs not bailed us out.

<p> The councils attitude to business is about making money? Perhaps they could tutor Ccfc?

<p>&lt;p&gt; Also agree, im proud to be from here. Ironically the people who usually slag Coventry off are chavs, they themselves dont realise they are the main problem!

They wont get any sponsorship money next year anyway.

Surely a cultural award is more for what has city has done, rather than what it looks like? In proportion to its size Coventry must have given the world more than any other UK city?

<p> Why would the Cov building society be trading with a non trading property subsidiary?

<p> Until the Germans and the council planning department got their hands on it Coventry was comparable with York. Why are Leicester in there?

<p> Larkin said that Hull was Coventry on Sea. He clearly held Hull in the same regard as his home town. He was a typical upper class intellectual.

<p> In cricket terms it is in Warwickshire. A better analogy would be how many would go and watch them play in Worcestershire?

<p> Why would they? Edgbaston is in the traditional county of Warwickshire.

Away ones I think will be around the same. People who only want to go to away games will replace the ones lost through worse results & novelty of new grounds wearing off.