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I never watched it previously. I had dipped in here and there and thought it just wasn't funny so always turned it off. Last night I decided to give it a go as my kids had been banging on about how good it was so I thought I'd watch the entire episode. I wasn't disappointed: It was utter tosh...

You're absolutely right. It would work if enough people were willing to do it, and it's incredibly easy to do . For every one of us that does it displaces a wasps supporters car. It's a no brainer. If supporters can't be bothered to try something so easy and potentially so effective they don't...

I don't know about most supporters but I don't want to stand outside the Ricoh on wasps match day handing out leaflets or shouting the odds. It won't work. It'll be laughed at or end in trouble. Wasps fans don't give a toss. They will if they can't park anywhere.

Their support is on the wain. Their first two matches have barely filled 30% of the Ricoh. We should make it logistically difficult for their supporters to get there.

Agreed. We can't do anything to hurt neither sisu nor the council particularly in the short term but we can make it difficult for wasps. I'm not sure any " demonstrations " work unless they are huge and they have an immediate impact by stopping wasps fans from going in. That won't happen. Our...

Mass demonstrations at the Ricoh won't work. Why would wasps fans give a toss about the opinions of city supporters ? How many Coventry fans would actually want confrontation ? . Any attempt to stop them entering the Ricoh would be breaking the law. Not enough would be willing to take the risk...

Don't well orf rugby types have cars ?

It's simple: stop them from street parking. A lot of wasps fans aren't even from Coventry. They're not that familiar with the area. Cut the Ricoh off. Make it so difficult to park they just piss off. It's not rocket science and there's absolutely nothing they or the authorities can do. They...

The idea of confrontation puts a lot of people off , understandably so. This is why I asked about parking capacity at the Ricoh arena. Parking is difficult around the Arena, as we know. I've always parked opposite Longford Park, up Blackburn Road that runs up to the canal near the Ricoh itself...

Anyone tell me how many car parking spaces there are at the Ricoh arena. I have a very passive but possibly effective idea that could cause wasps supporters some inconvenience.

It's difficult because no one wants violence or to be arrested but surely it'll piss wasps off if we motivated thousands to do it. They would perhaps retaliate by saying that by doing so we jeopardise talks to return the sky blues to the Ricoh. For me that would indicate they would be worried ...

I've never heard of her but she seems to have dressed like a slapper to court and seems to feel very sorry for herself. She even linked arms with a policeman as she left court. It's quite funny in a very pathetic way.

Some excellent posts on this thread. What we should be doing is what we can to stop people wanting to go to watch wasps in the first place. We don't know if negotiations continue or not. If sisu have a plan to sit tight and wait 5-10 years before wasps might go under then that's completely...

Such as what? I don't go because we're out of cov,Iike the overwhelming majority of the missing 6,000. For what other reason do 6,000 others suddenly decide not to go ? Perhaps you should give them all a one to one bollocking.

I would think the 6,000 extra supporters who would go to the Ricoh wouldn't give a toss about the laughable preferences of half a dozen people on this site who want to stay in Birmingham.

Not on this thread they won't. They'll be praying to God that the consequences for the economy will be dire so that they can bleat on and on about it. It's what gives them a sense of purpose.

A kid at school who wishes to identify as the opposite gender wishes to use the toilet of that gender. The school say no. Many parents object as well. The child has to use the disabled toilet as a compromise. This happened at a school I taught over 10 years ago. That child was in my class. We...

If they change into a woman they'll have big feet. "Have you got any 4 inch heels in a size 10 darlin'?"

How queer.

It does. For me these kids did the right thing which isn't how it should be but they faced a terrible dilemma. It's well worth watching but for anyone who's suffered any hint of a difficult childhood thanks to adults this will make your blood boil.