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Of course, had we stayed at the Ricoh things on the pitch may have been equally as positive.

20k ? At at Andrews ? You can halve that and then take a bit more off.

I ta I agree that success puts pressure on other parties to try and get a return to the Ricoh. I don't agree that success in Birmingham.(ie promotion) is necessarily better than staying in league 1 at the Ricoh, unless that helps lead to a return to Coventry. Success without any tangible...

And what if we by some slim chance don't get promotion this season and spend 5 years in Birmingham ? Would you take 10 years ground sharing at Sheffield United, or Middlesbrough, Ipswich or Cardiff city if it meant we got promotion to the premier League ?

I'm not screaming at all, but we need to be back in Coventry . That's extremely important. Just because we are joint top of league 1 shouldn't allow for complacency. One or two on this forum have forgotten that, or rather have taken their eye off what is fundamental to a club, which is to...

I think it would be all the more difficult for the club . We'd get slightly higher gates but proportionally less than we would at the Ricoh. If we were to struggle I think the supporters would soon lose patience with the idea of remaining outside Coventry. There's a mini premier League in the...

What's your solution ?

Those going to St Andrews will also lose out. Everyone loses out. This club is currently joint top of the league courtesy of the skills of the management team . They are defying gravity on a monumental scale when , if anything , they should be at best mid table and hoping to avoid possible...

You spend all your time slating the UK and chasing girls less than half your age so I doubt anyone gives a tiny shite what you think.

Ironically of course you're no different.

Really ? And where do you glean that little gem from ?

Can't they get Chris Cattlin on every now and then ? His love of CCFC is second to none.

He does sound as thick as pig shit generally.

How did we used to cope ? Do we need strawberries 365 days a year ? It seems so though of course we never used to. How we coped without that I just don't know. Perhaps those migrant workers live on them 365.

Subtitles on.

How martcovesque is that ?

Actually Astute is correct to a large extent regarding property in areas in northern France , unless of course he was talking about the Dordogne specifically, in which case I apologise. I didn't read him saying it's the Brits keeping anywhere afloat.

How many of those EU positions are skilled and how many are to ensure our supermarkets are filled with strawberries ?

Cost wise go on the basis of £250 per kerb stone.

Who are "they" ?