So if by some twist of fate Cov started playing at ‘home’ in Ash Green are you saying you wouldn’t attend games there?None of those places are in Coventry. I now live 10 mins walk from the Ricoh in Ash Green and I don’t think of myself as living in Coventry.
Get a match package.How many “home games” do you need to attend with a season ticket to make it better value than paying on the day match by match?
For example - if I attended say 10 games all season due to logistics am I better off just paying on the day each time or buying a season ticket and leaving my seat empty on the days I can’t make it?
Picking up the Ricoh and plonking it where the car superstore is and people suddenly wouldn't go? Very strangeSo if by some twist of fate Cov started playing at ‘home’ in Ash Green are you saying you wouldn’t attend games there?
Adult early bird season tickets are the price of 13 adult single tickets this season, with the single tickets only being 20 including fees.How many “home games” do you need to attend with a season ticket to make it better value than paying on the day match by match?
For example - if I attended say 10 games all season due to logistics am I better off just paying on the day each time or buying a season ticket and leaving my seat empty on the days I can’t make it?
Well quite. It’s a strange rationale to me. Each to their own and all that I guess. It just makes no sense to me. I can obviously understand if financial restrictions prevent this but would’ve thought if people are attending away games this doesn’t apply.Picking up the Ricoh and plonking it where the car superstore is and people suddenly wouldn't go? Very strange
Just been on eticketing and clicked on memberships & packages and they don’t seem to be there!Get a match package.
I think you can miss 10 games on a st for it to be the same money wise as paying on the gate
They aren't yet, should be in the next couple of days I thinkJust been on eticketing and clicked on memberships & packages and they don’t seem to be there!
For those doing away only, how do you expect to get tickets for away games on limited allocations and if you have avenues to get them, do you think that's fair over a fan who is a season ticket holder and misses out?
Same. I voted for less games. Have an ST, but am sure I will miss a lot more matches and most likely to be the midweek ones.Have a ST but will probably miss a few more games, mainly midweek .
So if by some twist of fate Cov started playing at ‘home’ in Ash Green are you saying you wouldn’t attend games there?
None of those places are in Coventry. I now live 10 mins walk from the Ricoh in Ash Green and I don’t think of myself as living in Coventry.
Basically Bedworth.
Pretty sure the club gets a 5% cut of away ticket sales. Unless it’s changed in the last couple of years (I don’t think it has).
See you away, CJ.
Ash Green isn't in Coventry.
Fair enough. If that’s your stance. Out of interest if cov were playing in Birmingham as we were building a new stadium (in cov!) would you feel the same?Yeah. It’d be the same as if I moved to Carlisle and they moved the club there.
Yeah. It’d be the same as if I moved to Carlisle and they moved the club there.
Get a match package.
I think you can miss 10 games on a st for it to be the same money wise as paying on the gate
That’s a good point. If they announced they’re definitely going to build a new stadium and how they intend to do it. I believe a lot more would go.Fair enough. If that’s your stance. Out of interest if cov were playing in Birmingham as we were building a new stadium (in cov!) would you feel the same?
Really? No matter who was to blame if they played 500 yards from the Ricoh down the A444 you wouldn't go?
Madness. I am sure you can see why it's nothing like moving the club to Carlisle.
Before I make my point, I'd like to clarify I oppose the move to St Andrews although I have bought a ST. What I am interested in is, to what extent does this go? So, for example, if there was a fire at the Ricoh and we had to groundshare in Birmingham to fulfill our fixtures would you still not go? If we got offered ground to build our own stadium on just outside the Coventry lines (like Brighton have) would you still not go? Not trying to be pedantic, just interested in to hear what different scenarios mean for those not going.It’s not about who’s at fault. It’s about where we’re playing. The games are taking place where they shouldn’t be taking place.
Never got the "no a foot over the boundary" thing. Then again, despite this being my 47th season I have never lived in Coventry and I never will I have always travelled from Southam, then Leamington and finally for the last 20 years Warwick. I supported City as my Dad did and he started taking me on my 7th birthday in 1972. It seems strange to go and watch England a 1000 miles away, for example, yet not the team you support less than 20 miles away. Especially when you consider that this is a totally different situation to Sixfields and, in my opinion, down to Wasps and not the football club or its owners.
Then again, reminds me of those threads in the past where people on here have said they'd rather England win the World Cup than CCFC win the FA Cup or get promotion to the Premiership. Weird.
Support your local team. Same reason we have shit loads of Man United fans in Coventry. “My dad supported them”.
Weird.
I’m half joking, we need all the fans we can get.
I'd have had the choice of Southam Town, AP Leamington or Racing Club Warwick. Jeez, what a thought.
Glory supporter
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