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Where was it publiced Snoz ,never even had a sniff on this ,its only at the bottom of the street for me ,did you have a chat with him ?

Knew nothing about it!

did not know about it, where did they advertise?

I never knew this was taking place either. Another fail from our club, Bloody shambles!

I would have traveled across from Norfolk if I'd have known. Highfield Road is a huge part of my growing up and still miss it.

I absolutely would have cancelled my life today if I had known this

Just checked my inbox, and I got this email yesterday. Presume it's the same thing? Doesn't really tell us much though.

"On 16 June there will be an official unveiling of a new piece of artwork commemorating the historic and unforgettable former home of Coventry City Football Club, Highfield Road. The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum will be launching the work on the site of the football ground between 2.00pm and 4.00pm.

Entitled ‘The City’, it has been created by Warwickshire artist David Dewis in response to the incredible history of the site and the memories fans and local residents alike have of the ground. It will be situated in Signet Square, off Thackhall Street.

The event will see shootouts, matches and games on the green take place. The artist will also be available to answer questions about ‘The City’.

This event complements the From Highfield Road to Wembley Way exhibition at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum. There are less than two weeks left to re-live the glory days when Coventry City Football Club won the FA Cup.

From Highfield Road to Wembley Way celebrates one of the greatest FA Cup finals of all time and looks at how a football team can unite a whole city. Within the exhibition are photos, films and memorabilia from both fans and players. The exhibition guides people through a brief history of the club, each game of the 1986-87 cup run, the memorable final and the return of the conquering heroes. We hope you’ve enjoyed the exhibition and events of From Highfield Road to Wembley Way.

Don't forget, there's still a chance to win a 2012/13 Coventry City FC Season Ticket. Just join our mailing list at www.theherbert.org/mailinglist

Many thanks,

Herbert Art Gallery & Museum"

I guess ill have to go over and have a little look at this. Is it in the middle of the new houses?

TheSnoz said:

Wingy, SW88, had an email from the club a few days ago. Assume everyone on their database got it..

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I'm on their email list and got nothing about this.

I have to admit I rarely check my emails.

I knew nothing of this? I read the Telegraph on-line pretty much every day and didn't see anything. I would loved to have been there. Were there any pictures taken?

It said it was between 2 and 4. I walked over not long after 2 and there were some people stood around with umbrellas and nothing else. Well done to the people waiting round and all, but you can't really blame people who didn't bother, much less question the loyalty of fans for not going to see a piece of artwork unveiled in a two-hour window that they could now go see at any time.

thegameaintstraight said:

I'm on their email list and got nothing about this.

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I'm on the e-mail list and I didn't get one either and I knew nothing about this taking place.

I think the City have the hump with me because I haven't renewed my ST.

Didnt know it was going on no mention of it on hear or offical site. I miss the old place think we should never have moved, this was the start of all ours troubles

It's on the official site, they put it up yesterday - http://www.ccfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10269~2812660,00.html

I walked past a few mins ago and there's nothing new per se. I didn't realise it was the disc thing that's been there a while, I thought they were putting something new in place.

To be honest i never check my emails and vowed never to gp there again. Last time i went there was only the main stand and legendary west terrace left. Might go and hve a butchers though

what did Joe say ?

I suppose it's somewhere for the local ladies of the night to ply there trade, i can see it now, " it'll be an extra tenner if you want it on the half way line"