Liquid Gold
Well-Known Member
Do London Wasps own that Jimmy Statue through ACL? If so that's outrageous.
Do you write to the leaseholder or the freeholder ?No doubt one will fob you off to the other .What about the memorial garden - council will have to move it to the play area at Highfield road i guess
I will be writing for the return of my brick and my padded seat which i have ownership of for life
I don't think anyone takes things at face value however some key points, such as the commitment to no further legal action have been stated before and never disputed by Wasps not even through their friends in the local media.Ummm....are we accepting Sisu's statement as the truth here?
I have never understood some peoples love for them.
Ex brotherWasps flooded schools in Coventry with free tickets and even sent their players to schools to drum up interest.
This meant a fair few families went along to the matches and word got around which meant more people went. Free tickets kept getting dished out and before you know it these tossers now have an affinity with the club.
I should know because my brother is one.
So if the lease reverts to the Council, you think that they will resell it to a SISU owned CCFC.............on the cheap !!Hoping Wasps miss our £££££ and go bust. We then buy the Ricoh on the cheap. I can but dream!
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
My main concern isn't next season but the following 3 or 4 seasons. It feels like there is no way back this time. Can't see attendances being much above 3/4 thousand if that.
A complete an utter fucking mess from all involved.
Still £24 return on the train from here so I'll probably get to a couple of games.
I believe it is £6.50 return from Coventry on the train.£24 return from where?
FWIW, I think we will pick up a couple of hundred 'locals' curious to watch a game of footie. Away followings won't be any less - a 'new' ground for a lot of them, and arguably easier by train. Then added to that the x,000 season tickets we're going to sell. Think we'll average 4-6,000 (although a Tuesday night v Fleetwood in February may dip!)
Ex brother
Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
Well, yep, but the city of Coventry is struggling for money too, so that will in turn probably hit the people of Coventry as well.I will probably go on the l&wccfc supporters coach (to support their venture) but have realised that I can get to Brum on the train cheaper from Warwick for less than I was paying to park at The Ricoh! Still not happy - and just realised that all the car park places will take a hit in terms of lost revenue near the Ricoh. Pubs and local businesses will take huge hits, At least one bonus - Cov City Council will lose a bundle in parking fines handed out on match days.
From Manchester or Stockport.£24 return from where?
FWIW, I think we will pick up a couple of hundred 'locals' curious to watch a game of footie. Away followings won't be any less - a 'new' ground for a lot of them, and arguably easier by train. Then added to that the x,000 season tickets we're going to sell. Think we'll average 4-6,000 (although a Tuesday night v Fleetwood in February may dip!)
why? Is it better to carry on with this shit year after year with one year extensions... or now maybe the club will be forced to actually follow through with the new stadium
Not under this regime.You can’t expect me to believe there’ll be a new stadium
‘Support the team not the regime’Not under this regime.
What's that got to do with anything in this context though?‘Support the team not the regime’
I'll guess we'll see how many actually do it then shall we, smart arse !You're right, getting kids out of school before 3:30 for the 4 hour journey to Birmingham is going to be a nightmare
After 6 years of failed legal action, I don't think they fear any more legal action to be honest.At least we do not have to try playing nice passing football on a rugby pitch if Wasp\Council have done nothing wrong why fear legal action.
Quite Otis and the impact on local business around CV6 and further afield is awful. There are plenty of clowns here talking up St Andrews but the reality is despite the blame game it's Cov people's jobs that will be affected and Cov business losing revenue.Well, yep, but the city of Coventry is struggling for money too, so that will in turn probably hit the people of Coventry as well.
You could be right and i hope the council officers / MP will have the answers this when they are asked by every voter ( cue all of us and more 43k went to Wembley) when possible - so everyone knows what to do - how our football club has been exiled from the city ? the clue is in the name Coventry City Football clubQuite Otis and the impact on local business around CV6 and further afield is awful. There are plenty of clowns here talking up St Andrews but the reality is despite the blame game it's Cov people's jobs that will be affected and Cov business losing revenue.
Wasps flooded schools in Coventry with free tickets and even sent their players to schools to drum up interest.
This meant a fair few families went along to the matches and word got around which meant more people went. Free tickets kept getting dished out and before you know it these tossers now have an affinity with the club.
I should know because my brother is one.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?