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I am definitely sending mine back.

Fucking hell, that was tortuous. The ground is so bleeding wet!

Who's had it? I indicated that I'm in favour. Singers corner.

Under 21's playing at the CBS tomorrow (Tuesday). 14.00 kick off. School holidays and all that, get yerselves down there and support the young 'uns.

If you aren't a PLP holder, please feel free to answer as if you were.

Zero. Why such a low attendance?

This is really gnawing away at me. All that panic at 8.00PM and then NO tickets available at 9.00PM on 10th May. Come 1.30PM on the 11th May and there's literally hundreds available in the North Stand. I'm not looking for an excuse or a scapegoat, just an explanation.

2.00 PM kick off. https://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/2023/march/preview-under-21s-host-colchester-united-at-cbs-arena/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64729317

...We all feel a bit flat and dejected, but it's not the end of the world. (That's what I'm telling myself after a few pints anyway).

Another local boozer on the way out by the looks of things. Planning application. Local opposition to planning application. Mystery fire. Student flats. Popular Cov pub to close down after losing licence in "critical" Xmas period

Anybody got one? Thinking of treating myself, but have no idea where to start

I am seriously fucked off with the amount of time I spend in that thread.

First U21 game for me this season. Be interesting to see who looks likely to be knocking on the door when the inevitable injuries/suspensions start coming.

Forget what's gone on in the past. It's 2022. Is this good or bad for Coventry City Football Club (and why)? This is not a troll, a genuine question as to what are the upsides and downsides of the recent events. No slagging off of the insects please, purely about our beloved Sky Blues.

Five home games in one calendar month. Is this unprecedented?

We've got music and TV threads, lets have a book one too. I'm a fiction fan. I'll start with Shuggie Bain. Beautiful, brutal, depressing and strangely uplifting.

Just watching BBC Is Chris Morris behind all this? It wouldn't surprise me, the amount of surreality I'm watching.

Cracking three days. Friday. Libertines excellent. Saturday. Tom Grennan, surprisingly good. Neville Staple, excellent. Sunday. The Feeling were 'feelgood' and got their set absolutely right. Bananra (only two thirds of them there) smashed it for the last few songs. All in all, that...

Genuinely serious question.