fatso
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You are forgiven 🩵Nope. I was born and bred in Rugby and moved into Leicestershire cos it was cheaper here (like everything Lesta), and I definitely don't have 6 fingers or sex with my own family ( apart from my wife )
Considering we have 26k going up nowadays I think any fan entertainment is available on the main site/ casino, Dhillons, burger bars, fast food from external companies will be Tesco side in a few months. If there was a 60k stadium it may be a different offer.Think a fan park of some description would be best. Even add in an away fans zone as well to give them something near the ground.
Anti Pests??I think he needs some strong medication
I’m getting vertigo just thinking about a trip to the toilet’sWith a Wetherspoons tree house
good old St Mary's. I only asked cos I went through Sharnford on Sat and there was a guy and his daughter waiting outside the pub in Monzo shirts, and I wondered if it was you.Now, Hinckley. Was in Sharnford from '83 to 2004.
Wasn't actually born in the town either, but at Rugby St Mary's Maternity, Harborough Magna.
Now, Hinckley. Was in Sharnford from '83 to 2004.
Wasn't actually born in the town either, but at Rugby St Mary's Maternity, Harborough Magna.
Open up a shopping mall on the right hand side as you walk inHence me talking about building flats on there. Regular income.
......shows how far this club has come when we can talk about stuff like this.
Because retail outlets are booming.Open up a shopping mall on the right hand side as you walk in
Not often wearing wellies to the bogs at the cbs thoughI’m getting vertigo just thinking about a trip to the toilet’s
Economic migrant?good old St Mary's. I only asked cos I went through Sharnford on Sat and there was a guy and his daughter waiting outside the pub in Monzo shirts, and I wondered if it was you.
if anyone on here fits that description, I'm sorry I couldn't stop and offer you a lift.
I don't think the point about the West Coast Main Line between Coventry and Birmingham being the busiest in Europe is correct, I've seen this said on an earlier post maybe on a different thread.Bloody hell some on here have become yampy since Doug bought the stadium. They can't do anything about the station (extended) because the train goes across the busiest line in Europe (Brum to Cov). If, and its a big 'if' then a shuttle could be doable but between the stadium and Nuneaton, not Coventry (haha). The only way they can improve access from the station, and they are doing it, is to have a better shuttle system.
Sitting in a carpark until 5-30 on Saturday really fucks up the feel good factor for sure
I don't think the point about the West Coast Main Line between Coventry and Birmingham being the busiest in Europe is correct, I've seen this said on an earlier post maybe on a different thread.
I think the average number of trains daily from Coventry to Birmingham is just short of 140 whereas 2000 plus pass through Clapham Junction
That's very true but it's not beyond the realms of possibility to have a dedicated branch line to Nuneaton without crossing the WCML.Clapham Junction is exactly that though a junction. Where a number of lines come into the station and diverge. It's not one line.
Indeed. The plan is for a flyover (or under) type of arrangement at Treacletown (iirc).That's very true but it's not beyond the realms of possibility to have a dedicated branch line to Nuneaton without crossing the WCML.
Definitely not me, but used to use the Countryman and the Star (as was) regularly.good old St Mary's. I only asked cos I went through Sharnford on Sat and there was a guy and his daughter waiting outside the pub in Monzo shirts, and I wondered if it was you.
if anyone on here fits that description, I'm sorry I couldn't stop and offer you a lift.
They were ideas about having a bay platform at Coventry station to effectively run a shuttle to the arenaBloody hell some on here have become yampy since Doug bought the stadium. They can't do anything about the station (extended) because the train goes across the busiest line in Europe (Brum to Cov). If, and its a big 'if' then a shuttle could be doable but between the stadium and Nuneaton, not Coventry (haha). The only way they can improve access from the station, and they are doing it, is to have a better shuttle system.
Worked at GEC Energy Systems at Whetstone for a few years.I live in Countethorpe and sadly surrounded by king power esnkers, although they’ve not been so visible recently
Would love for us to still go into a partnership with Cov rugby and have the U23s and at some point in the future, a proper and well established women's side play their games there - That is if Cov Rugby would be up for it of courseWhy have Cov Rugby team there? They have the Butts and have big plans for it to bring it up to premier standard then we can have two majestic stadium in the city.
Can’t imagine they wouldn’t be, since they have Coventry United play there (and previously had Coventry Ladies).Would love for us to still go into a partnership with Cov rugby and have the U23s and at some point in the future, a proper and well established women's side play their games there - That is if Cov Rugby would be up for it of course
Cov play at their spiritual home and has have already been said have plans to redevelop to reflect their ambitions to be a Premiership rugby club.Would love for us to still go into a partnership with Cov rugby and have the U23s and at some point in the future, a proper and well established women's side play their games there - That is if Cov Rugby would be up for it of course
I did mean The U23s and any CCFC womens side playing their games at The Butts!Cov play at their spiritual home and has have already been said have plans to redevelop to reflect their ambitions to be a Premiership rugby club.
I can see no benefit for either club to be both playing at the CBS.
Never ever want them egg chasing parasites anywhere near our city never mind play at OUR ground thank you.I did mean The U23s and any CCFC womens side playing their games at The Butts!
Only time Cov Rugby should play at The CBS should be if they ever play The Parasites (If they ever actually get their tribute act off the ground and start playing rugby again) so I can go and laugh in the smug bastards faces and they can have a look at what they fucked up
Someone is/was meant to be building a hotel in part of car park C.In the short term I suspect a lot of the work will be to tidy the place up. Despite the work Frasers did there's still plenty of the ground that looks a fucking mess. It needs a good clean and a lick of paint.
The cladding needs the whole lot doing like they did that one section.
In terms of developing the ground itself I suspect there's a limit to what can be done. We can look at moving the camera's to the other side, especially if no solution can be found to not being able to sell all the seats in the balcony.
I would look to make the gate from car park C to Jimmy Hill Way a proper junction, that wouldn't take much work. You could then close the road behind the east stand, which is closed on matchdays anyway - just leave it for emergency access. You can then extend the concourse out to where the edge of the road currently is. Create much needed room inside.
Put a massive bridge over the railway to eliminate the need for the shitty underpass and replace the steep, and dangerous when busy, steps on the north west side of the stadium with a gentle slop (think like Wembley Stadium). Would be safer and probably help get people away quicker.
Also put some staff in the car parks post game to properly direct people out rather than the current free for all. Do that as well as getting the lights changed so that you can prioritise people leaving the ground for that short space of time and you'd get people away far quicker once the road is reopened.
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