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I disagree, but then who knows with our supporters.

tbf you don't have a plan either, the best I've seen you offer is get promoted from league one and then ride the momentum with 30k attendances and get promoted into the premier league. There would be no drop in support if the location is reasonable, the only ones who wouldn't go are those...

King Power is owned by the owners company I think http://www.lcfc.com/news/article/010313-lcfc-owners-purchase-king-power-stadium-686232.aspx

I can see Mowbray making a few changes after seeing the players firsthand, wouldn't be surprised to see Webster, Thomas and Odelusi start Tuesday

I personally doubt that but thats your opinion

Maybe, I'm comparing us to clubs like Norwich, Leicester, Southampton, Sheffield Utd, Sheffield Wednesday, Charlton, Wolves, Nottingham Forest when they were at this level. You are comparing us to Rochdale, Crewe, Walsall, Oldham, Crawley, Yeovil. You're comparison is probably a closer...

Robins won his second league game in charge.

It's in terrible condition and is an issue but I wouldn't blame it for our poor results, position in the league or if we get relegated.

I couldn't give a shit whether you as an individual go or not, I've made peace with the fact that we have rubbish support. I'm not trying to put pressure on you or anyone so not sure what you're angle is there

Agreed we have support worthy of our owners

Congratulations?

It's not the only way forward

I'd suggest to him he goes to watch Wasps at the Ricoh

The argument, that it is a heritage/identity thing and that it wouldn't be representing Coventry if it sets one step outside of the city sort of lost its credibility when people flocked to see the Wasps.

No I don't need to rethink my reply. It's your choice mate, I've come to peace with the reality that we have shit support(ers) for a while now.

No I don't mean those fans, I mean the fans who hide behind the most convenient excuse at the time because they can't be arsed anymore.

As long as its a reasonable distance people would still go, the only ones who won't are those who aren't going anyway at the moment and are still boycotting because we signed Marlon King

Good game today? Imagine it was just like watching the city play today with a different shaped ball.

That's a no go then, wouldn't want ACL to lose out on revenue, they need it to survive.

Arsenal are now in a much stronger position for it financially I'm no expert on these sort of thing but by the sounds of it the debt wouldn't actually be on the club but on the company that is set up to raise the funds for building it and that technically own it. Then we pay for the rights to...