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The Welsh? I wouldn't go as far as to say happy. They enjoyed the occasion and therefore enjoyed the game. It wasn't just English and Welsh fans their too. I saw and met plenty of Irish, Ausies and even a few South Africans wearing their home nations shirts. At the risk of sounding repetitive...

Lame, pathetic even by your low standards. Is that really what you've reduced yourself too? You might want to go and get your prescription checked for your top of the range contact lenses that you were bragging about earlier, they're not working. You're struggling to see past the end of your nose.

Where are they based?

That's a fair point. It's just as likely that a number of fans who backed the move to Sixfields also go and watch Wasps. After all they have a track record of not seeing distance as an issue. They're probably more at ease with it than the majority of CCFC fans.

I suggest you go back and read what I actually said. I've not excused anything. Just pointed out the obvious. Unless you can name a few teams from the Wycombe area that are in the same proximity to Wycombe as Coventry is to Leicester and Northampton?

I've not defended wasps. Just pointing out how Grendull and the like with their attitude aren't even going to scratch the surface, they're pissing in the wind and I'm trying to do them a favour by pointing out that they're trousers are getting wet. Like I said in my last reply to Grendull. The...

Coventry aren't a top flight club. Had they been the Wasps move would never have been sanctioned and yes if they were I'd dare say that they'd sell out with two huge local derby's and a chance of European Rugby and using the Ricoh at least for those European games much like how Tigers use the...

It's not bonkers. It's just different sports. Football is quite unique with tribal mentality supporters where you support your team and sod everyone else. Fans of other sports celebrate the sport. Hence people in England shirts at the Japan game clapping and cheering. The world cup is in their...

No. But then Wycombe isn't exactly Rugby territory is it. Warwickshire however is. I don't know if you're aware of this but Warwickshire is the country where the game was first played. Don't recall the name of the town where it happened, I'm sure it will come to me. Anyhow, Warwickshire sits...

They'll support CCFC as a football fan and support Wasps as a Rugby fan. So they'll appose any unnecessary move away from the city as a football fan I'd imagine. Hey, that must mean that anyone who attended Sixfields approached it as a Rugby fan not a football fan. Well at least we're...

They celebrate the game. That's why you can drink on the terraces and there's no segregation. I've been to a couple of England games and Twickenham the last being against Wales sat next to Welshmen, laughing and joking with them, they were joining in with swing low sweet chariot. It's a...

People are seriously deluded if they think that they'll ever get down to a couple of thousand. You simply have no compression of the mentality of Rugby fans. I know people who are Leicester and Northampton fans that go purely because they want to watch top flight Rugby and there's a waiting list...

Not according to some. Of course anyone with a bit of common sense would understand that if you asked to rent one there was always the chance. I wasn't and never did suggest that they'd hand one over for free nor do they believe did anyone else.

Not saying that will happen but we had the same quip when myself and others suggested that the club should approach ACL about renting a retail kiosk and dump the decorating tables being told from the more "intellectual posters" that it will never happen, they have no interest in what we need...

Man of the match? Murphy, Kent or Burge listening to the radio.

Final whistle.

Armstrong off.

Great start to a second half. Let's take this game by the scruff now.

Chris Cattlin is good entertainment on CWR as co-commentator. Can't believe we haven't scored, sounds like we've had a hatful of chances.

Sounds like Kent is starting to find his stride listening on the radio.