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Great article

1400*

I think if it's between us to determine who gets playoffs we'll be on Main Event

Sky Sports + Coverage doesnt require seats to be blocked off, Main Event does.

He has ZERO aggression, he doesn't even put himself about and challenge for headers. He just jumps in the air, and the odd time he does make contact he heads it to one of their players. He has gone backwards under Frank and looks completely lost. The most half arsed presser I've seen too.

I'm hoping playoffs are sealed by then - not sure I can handle the stress.

I'm saying that should help the atmosphere.

3pm kick off too. midland derby.

Tomorrow will be one of the best atmospheres the arena has seen IMO. If not the best.

I wonder if they will dock 10 supporter points from those getting a voucher...

If you're prem package you've paid rougly £21.73 per game £500/23. The club will resell your ticket for £37. £58 income to the club and all they offer you is a £15 voucher that expires end of May. Not as good as it seems.

Anyone heard from that Bin Dipping clown? Not heard from him in a while. Off licking his wounds somewhere I suppose?

I have a spare for the Hull game as friend can no longer make it - face value. £23.

A lot of the away allocations in the prem aren't actually that big. So getting tix for most games will be impossible for those without over 1200 points.

Rudoni will command a valuation close to that come the end of next season IMO. Younger with longer on his contract.

I don't know a single football club operating below the PL that doesn't require this as part of its business model. Billionaire owners aside. Football players are the most valuable 'asset' for a football club. Gyokeres fee received was equivalent to more than half of the clubs turnover across a...

Agree - also the short term investments made on infrastructure and facilities whilst expensive, won't be an ongoing cost.

We are still very reliant on player sales, which isn't surprising at this level. Although looking at this no-one can question the lack of investment from Doug.

Analysis of Coventry City Football Club Limited's Annual Report and Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2024 1. Financial Performance Overview Revenue Growth and Profitability Turnover: Increased by £8.937M (44%) to £29.306M (2023: £20.369M). Key Revenue Drivers: Match Receipts...