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I think WASP did not want or even feel the need to bring CCFC back to the Ricoh at the time the complaint was made to the European body. Fearful of such a complaint being upheld, it could easily scupper their business and ownership of the stadium. They see it as SISU tactic and hence the 'drop...

You sure it wouldn't be racist and torn down?

Joy for Joy today.

League One Clubs have voted by an overwhelming majority to formally end the 2019/20 season. As a result, the final League standings have now been confirmed meaning that Coventry City have been confirmed as Champions with Rotherham United securing the second automatic promotion place to the...

League One Clubs have voted by an overwhelming majority to formally end the 2019/20 season. As a result, the final League standings have now been confirmed meaning that Coventry City have been confirmed as Champions with Rotherham United securing the second automatic promotion place to the...

Well done the wole team and thank you Mark Robins.

Both rather fortunate. Wycombe especially so.

So a PPG NOT weighted PPG is the decision. And 4 into the playoffs. I can't remember now but how does that effect the table again?

So on that basis who do you think will do better next year Birmingham City or Coventry City? I think Robins would be confident of doing better than Birmingham City tbh. Now if Derby, Forest came calling it could be a different story but even then as 'better days' says he has built this club...

If he was approached I'm sure he would turn it down flat. We are in the same league now and we are a one City club on the up. Brum are a perenial championship side in the shaddow of Villa. all it ould do is increase MR's contract pay to keep him and ensure SISU also backed him for the cause...

There will be a time and place to celebrate soon enough.

50 odd years of decline I think someone was intimating? WTF. 34 spent in the premier league as it's known these days. Many only remember the bad days of relegation struggles, but reality is we had plenty of success there. Qualifying for Europe, winning an FA Cup when it actually meant something...

Oh my shall we talk China too? None of it is that simple is it? Investment comes from all manner of sources in all manner of guises. If a murderer was chairman you would have a point. I'm moraly opposed to it and China but pragmatic enough to understand opening up these countries to our world...

In simple terms not owning the Ricoh is a good thing. No overheads. Renting it at a reasonable rent but maintaining all the rights to the income from match days would be less compromising in many ways than trying to outright own your stadium. It's really a matter of the pros and cons you are...

Think you are underestimating O'Hare. A very good player while with us and a good reason we are top of the league, he is a class above in league 1 and certainly a good championship player who will keep developing. As good as Grealish? No not yet but will be. Surpised Villa are not keeping him...

Viila stay up or go down...that is the question.

WASP struggle to mkae it work and can't maintain the upkeep. have you looked close at the stadium. I hope SISU would be a bidder if they still owned CCFC. As for Coventry RFC, how on earth would they sustain thie presence? As for taxpayers yes they would be bothered to lose the only stadium for...

I get it...be controversial. Meanwhile I'll go to Derby, Norwich, Villa, Forest.

Open bidding? How many suitors and who exactly? The lease reverts back to the council. The stadium is much older now and in need of maintence and upgrades. What price do you think a lease could be sold for? What price the council pay attention to it's own clause that whoever owned it made...

If such a scenario happened, what other major club in any sport would the council have queuing up then? The list is a short one and the people of Coventry/taxpayers I think would have a lot to say this time around.