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Where will the speedway team go?

HR was too big for us in 1961 just before JH took over. Should they have moved then?

A good example would be Colchester. Widely regarded as the worst ground in league 1.

Can you post a template on here of what you wrote? I'm sure many on here would like to email the league but would be unsure of what to say.

Yes I dislike the corporate stuff as well. Much better when we had the Britannia tyres stand, the McDonald's stand, the m&b stand and the Ntl stand.

The evidence that that are capable of doing this also has to be presented to the football league within a few weeks. That would mean planning permission would have to be sort now. That would certainly have made headline news by now as it would be public knowledge.

Inside track, perhaps you can clear a few things up please. Sisu are strongly opposed to councils financially helping private businesses, so would they accept a generous offer from the council? If sisu have the money to fund the sort of losses that we will have over the next few years, why do...

Because sisu are not in a strong position to propose such a move. If they groundshare away from the city then they will be bust within two years.

Agree, should just bombard sisu HQ with calls and emails about our feelings. Attack them professionally, not personally.

You right that Brighton and sheff wed did, (Brighton was still less than what we got against Crewe though, which is what I was getting at). Leeds didn't though.

They care about our money

The fact that the Ricoh is too big for us isn't really an issue. How many teams can you name outside of the prem that fill their ground? A realistic chance of promotion in this league would see 20k plus crowds. Remember, this season only two teams outside the prem got a 30k+ crowd, Derby &...

So we don't like the Ricoh because its a modern stadium, therefore the solution is to build an even newer stadium. Think I'm starting to see the floor in your cunning plan.

I just cant see this new stadium happening. For a start it has to be within the Coventry conurbation, therefore if its near the city border then CCC will still have grounds to object due to infrastructure issues (Nuneaton and bedworth council were involved with some aspects of the Ricoh being...

<p> Unless these tossers go we will be league 2 by 2014 anyway.

<p> I never called season ticket holders scum. Up until this point I've always believed that we all should do what's right. However this is a step to far, and anyone with an ounce of loyalty will not be watching them at home matches outside the city.

Assuming this all happened, there would always be a chance that they would return to the Ricoh. So what council is going to give permission for a shitty ground that could be left empty in a few years?

<p> Im sorry, but once the club leaves Coventry they are no longer Coventry City. You would not be supporting a team representing this city.

<p> Because he will have zero chance of getting it built in Coventry.

<p> All over the cost of a pie.