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Are you having a laugh?

It sounds like the sort of throw away crap you'd get from a John Mutton. I have no idea why he would say that. The whole statement is patronising in the extreme from a 'PR expert'.

The 'and they own the ground' bit is a funny little statement.

Have you got the stats for the average age of rugby union fans yet?

Do you believe any of that twaddle? Robbie Keane bought with debt, sold to pay off debt. No net gain to the club as they paid his wages for a year. Who knows what returns the football investors who paid for him wanted? Perhaps they got all £13m?

They've somehow found the trains they categorically stated were not available. The glorious privatised rail industry comes up trumps again. It isn't about public service.

What's the average admission price for rugby union, and what is the average age of the paying fan of that sport?

I agree with you completely, in fact I'd go further to say that the stance should have been the only stance. Yes, we enjoyed signing Robbie Keane etc, but the ultimate cost has been massive. If we'd got to the position of owning a new 30k stadium and being solvent, we really could've moved up a...

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/wasps-fans-can-use-new-10875378 Interesting quotes about attendances, LM trying to make out that is the primary reason for running the service rather than the Wasps subsidy. In this case it's probably a good idea for Wasps considering that...

11k, no bouncy castles or face painting.

Do JSBs still do 'Saturday Club'? In the 90s when it first began, you could attend Saturday Club at Sydney Stringer or Ullathorne, play football from 9.30 til 1pm-ish and with a bus ride and ticket into the ground. It cost about £7.50 all in per child I think.

Funny how football managed to attract fans of all ages for years without this extra entertainment. Would rather the investment was made on the pitch. It's turd polishing for rugby which is a dreadful game to watch and a team that people have limited affinity with.

Playing Leeds or Forest would be an improvement on 4 years in League 1. You don't go to matches mind so the never ending tv coverage of the PL would suit you. The whole 'brand' is designed with armchair and overseas 'customers' in mind.

I'd like to play in the championship with the many big clubs who reside there. Leeds and Forest or Bournemouth and Swansea

You're agreeing with the assertion and that it was succinct. Good lad.

You talk absolute drivel.

I couldn't give two hoots about playing in the Premier League, I realise I am probably in a minority but I see the PL as all that is wrong with football.

Running the club properly means spending money they haven't got on players they can't afford. Remember at this time the club was loss making you thick c**t.

The plan could be to get promoted with a squad of players who are capable of doing so, year 2 is maintain our status in the Championship with a squad of players capable of doing so. That squad of players doesn't have to be the same. I would like to see a bit of stability in the playing squad...

The accounts will tell you.