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I'm sure if the Nuneaton fans had the same principles as CCFC fans they would resist any move. They're called Nuneaton Town for a reason, and worst still, you're proposing they move permanently and I'm assuming, changing their name as well, I don't think any Nuneaton fan would want that. Why...

But you'd support a Nuneaton that was playing away from Nuneaton whilst boycotting CCFC for playing away from Coventry based on principle? Skewed principles you have. Better still, you'd also support a Nuneaton that was robbed and converted into a fake CCFC, well, I find that...

With all due respect, and I know it's only a hypothetical question, but, if you mean watching Nuneaton in Coventry, then wouldn't it make you a hypocrite? Since, I guess you support the Trust's notion that CCFC must remain in Coventry (but if necessary, I wouldn't totally resist the idea of a...

King had effectively signed a contract but he went to a club with better prospects, for a larger wage, and for longer, can't blame well anyone for that move - Thorn shouldn't have spouted his mouth and SISU can't go spending beyond the means of the club. We signed Nimely and Norwood on loan...

A new stadium would be better for the club in the long term. ... But the obvious ideal scenario is owning the RICOH.

All this uproar about making sure CCFC stay in Coventry, yet the RICOH is barely Coventry, it's about 2 minutes and you're out of the city! I'm sorry but this thread is a joke, Dong, you are full of BS pal, I don't whether to cry or laugh! - how/why/where do you make these things happen!?

Situational factors have changed. If all went to plan, CCFC would've been in the prem in no time where the rent would be rather reasonable, shame the plan wasn't particularly well thought out.

What professional politician wouldn't you want to punch? Michael Gove is the worst , but Gideon Osbourne was a very close 2nd!

CBs they got Evans, Jones and Smalling, all have potential to be top class CBs, wouldn't say that is a top priority though. LB is and I fully expect Baines to be a Man U player for next season, for midfield, I think Fellaini is a good shout, Fergie apparently wanted both these players and it...

Exactly, just look at how many people turned up when we first moved the RICOH, 24k.

In Cardiff, Cardiff FC wasn't that popular, compared to now, I remember, I think Risdale, saying it was sad seeing Welsh people wearing Man U, Chelsea shirts etc. - bit of success gets bums on seats, our CCFC have not had something to shout about for, well, at least for s long I've supported them.

He's no where near the player we thought he'd be after 2004 Euros, disappointing really. Hopefully Moyes can sort it out, but I'm not holding my breath!

I don't rate Mancini particularly highly, but I'm unsure whether he should get sacked or not, largely because there's no one out there really to replace him.

Any of David Bell's goals. Eastwood's goal v Blackpool was a touch of class - shame he was dogshit, could've been a great player for us.

Funny reading Giggs as the fastest player Kelly had played against.

BSB got it pretty much spot on. To add to that, what are we supposed to do then? Lock someone up for life? McCormick has served his time for the crime therefore, in theory should be 'even', obviously he should (I hope he will) be haunted with his crime for the rest of his life, he'll have it...

That's why drink drivers get charged with murder, not manslaughter, from the moment you sit behind the wheel whilst over the limit, you are entirely responsible for anything that happens i.e. an accident, but, lots of people do it, doesn't make it right but in this case, taking away someone's...

With drink driving though, lots of people do it, they think it won't happen to them (hitting someone), for the majority, it won't happen, but those people who do surely regret it, and after they've been prosecuted, convicted and served their sentence, criminals of this sort shouldn't necessarily...

It was an accident, he drove drunk, normal people do it, I don't know why people expect footballers and other people in the public eye to be above that, we're all human, and we can all make the worst of mistakes, I'm sure McCormick regrets what he did, but he doesn't deserve to be excluded from...

60m (not all of it) in debt has obviously been dumped on CCFC, from other ventures (many owners do this, not just a SISU thing to do), it hasn't been spent on the club quite clearly because it just came out of nowhere one day. So Grendel isn't too far off, also, if you are generally doing well...