We've gone from the best support in the league to the worst in months.
Awful atmosphere, again.
Coventry fans are in the top few especially away from home for numbers and noise. It’s acknowledged time and again from opposing supporters.
Heard the upper tier were more positive and loud compared to lower tier.We were shite in the first half! Genuinely not a song for 40 minutes.
Don't think it helps being put in 2 tiers. The lower tier is like being in a non league ground. It's a tight, old school ground and reminds me of a neater version of Luton's dump.We were shite in the first half! Genuinely not a song for 40 minutes.
Don't think it helps being put in 2 tiers. The lower tier is like being in a non league ground. It's a tight, old school ground and reminds me of a neater version of Luton's dump.
Heard the upper tier were more positive and loud compared to lower tier.
I know this as half of us were in bottom tier which sounded depressing.
The top tier is a fire hazard waiting to happen, took forever to get everyone out at the end.It's a great ground to go as an away fan once a season but let's be honest, it would be fucking uncomfortable every week.
The top tier is a fire hazard waiting to happen, took forever to get everyone out at the end.
Video going round of Cov and QPR yoof having it out
£31 ticket to QPR away; fucking bliss!Season ticket: £500
(Delayed) New Shirt: £50
Pie & a pint: £10
Haji Wright: £7.7m
Watching him spoon one over the bar before we concede a last minute equaliser on a Monday night: fucking priceless
Atmosphere is purely results related. The new players also don’t have the faith in the bank from last season so fans will turn on them quicker.
It happened as we were walking back to Westfields. Handbags really, about half a dozen 16 year oldish QPR tried to attack some Cov fans by the coaches. I think one punch was thrown and then Cov chased them down the road. One of the QPR lads got a whack off a copper when they came round the other side.Video going round of Cov and QPR yoof having it out
Yep my thoughts, love the ground and the retro-ness of it, but if there were a fire or some kind of explosion on concourse in the top tier from one of the food outlets, it could be lethal if there were panic. No easy escape from it.The top tier is a fire hazard waiting to happen, took forever to get everyone out at the end.
Video going round of Cov and QPR yoof having it out
If you listen closely you can hear the QPR saying: ‘arry up lads or we’ll get fackin’ pinchedWas weird - a group of (dozen at the most) QPR came round by the coaches from a side street and at first the nearby City fans just seemed to be laughing at them, Then a couple of punches thrown by one or two of the QPR fans, with a city fan or two giving it back, then a lot of City youngsters chased them down the side street, followed quickly by the police.
Yep my thoughts, love the ground and the retro-ness of it, but if there were a fire or some kind of explosion on concourse in the top tier from one of the food outlets, it could be lethal if there were panic. No easy escape from it.
Neater?Don't think it helps being put in 2 tiers. The lower tier is like being in a non league ground. It's a tight, old school ground and reminds me of a neater version of Luton's dump.
There's been a fair bit since the fun in Ibiza.Video going round of Cov and QPR yoof having it out
Neaterer, then !! Luton's ground always looked like it had been designed by a group of kids, based on matchboxes. I know they have done a lot more work on it recently, but QPR's feels like similar dimensions, but just a bit more aesthetically pleasing. Just my opinion (agree though, with others that the concourse areas - particularly upper tier - feel like an accident waiting to happen.Neater?
It wasn't a grammar observation. I know Luton's ground is bad but this one feels dangerous as well as shabby.Neaterer, then !! Luton's ground always looked like it had been designed by a group of kids, based on matchboxes. I know they have done a lot more work on it recently, but QPR's feels like similar dimensions, but just a bit more aesthetically pleasing. Just my opinion (agree though, with others that the concourse areas - particularly upper tier - feel like an accident waiting to happen.
Don't think it helps being put in 2 tiers. The lower tier is like being in a non league ground. It's a tight, old school ground and reminds me of a neater version of Luton's dump.
Last season I was in the upper, this season in lower, so it was hard to compare, but I agree in terms of experience. Still enjoyed that second half, though.The atmosphere there last season was outstanding
Very good. Interesting Leicester didn't sell out Blackburn today, or Southampton on a Friday a few weeks back. They tried hammering us for taking a few days to sell out Swansea...
Will only increase too. Hopefully given 4000 at Bristol which we may sell out. Preston on a Saturday for the first time in a decade will sell out at 4500. I'd imagine we'll sell 2500 at Millwall again too.
Sunderland easily have best support numbers wise in the league. But I don't get how they are so far ahead of everyone else in this table. Do they just get massive allocations everywhere ?
Sunderland easily have best support numbers wise in the league. But I don't get how they are so far ahead of everyone else in this table. Do they just get massive allocations everywhere ?
Sunderland easily have best support numbers wise in the league. But I don't get how they are so far ahead of everyone else in this table. Do they just get massive allocations everywhere ?
Whilst our away following is seriously impressive, i don't see either of those happening. Would be great if they did though.
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