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Coventry City Ladies FC v Brighton & Hove Ladies
Sunday 16th March 2014
Live at the Ricoh Arena | Kick Off 2.00PM
Adults £5.00 Concessions £3.00
Advance Tickets Available from The Ticket Factory (additional fees apply) https://www.theticketfactory.com/de...ticle_id=7ED0373D-D346-4A8F-908F-A51A6708CC7F
This Sunday sees Coventry City Ladies play their 4th Round FA Cup tie against their counterparts from Brighton & Hove at the Ricoh Arena. Anybody who has seen CCLFC this season will already know how good they are; for those of you that haven’t this is an opportunity to watch an entertaining and successful style of football from a team on a 10 match winning streak, including the away league victory over Brighton & Hove last Sunday, taking the unbeaten run to 15 matches in all competitions since mid-October 2013. Our Ladies deserve your support this Sunday so please turn up and cheer them onto victory, I am sure that you won’t be disappointed. CCLFC are planning for a crowd of up to 1,000 but this could be extended if advance sales go well. It is intended that the ticket office at the Ricoh will be open on Friday evening from 4PM until 7PM and on Saturday from 10AM to 4PM.
Of course, this is also a great opportunity to see a Sky Blue team playing at the Ricoh, the true home of League One Coventry City who will be turning out at Sixfields on the same afternoon for their game against Port Vale. For those of us who don’t go to Northampton, Sunday is a wonderful opportunity to make a point by turning up at the Ricoh in large numbers. This would send a loud message to Sisu, the Football League and ACL/Coventry Council: we want to watch football in the City of Coventry, in our home stadium and we are not willing to wait 3-5 years for a new stadium ‘somewhere near Coventry’.
At the same time, Keep Cov In Cov will also be promoting the epetition ‘Without Fans there is no Football’ http://FixFootball.co.uk. Similar to the brilliant ‘WHY?’ demo at the Emirates & Notts County, signs showing the ‘Fix Football’ slogan will be available for supporters to hold up in the 35th minute while singing ‘I want to go Home, I want to go Home, Back to the Ricoh, the Ricoh’s our Home’. The reverse side has details of how to Sign Up and KCIC hope to reach people who have not so far put their names to the petition. Most of the people involved with the Ladies team are long-term Sky Blues fans themselves and are happy support this opportunity to promote the call for an Independent Inquiry into Football Governance generally and Coventry City in particular.
Sunday 16th March 2014
Live at the Ricoh Arena | Kick Off 2.00PM
Adults £5.00 Concessions £3.00
Advance Tickets Available from The Ticket Factory (additional fees apply) https://www.theticketfactory.com/de...ticle_id=7ED0373D-D346-4A8F-908F-A51A6708CC7F
This Sunday sees Coventry City Ladies play their 4th Round FA Cup tie against their counterparts from Brighton & Hove at the Ricoh Arena. Anybody who has seen CCLFC this season will already know how good they are; for those of you that haven’t this is an opportunity to watch an entertaining and successful style of football from a team on a 10 match winning streak, including the away league victory over Brighton & Hove last Sunday, taking the unbeaten run to 15 matches in all competitions since mid-October 2013. Our Ladies deserve your support this Sunday so please turn up and cheer them onto victory, I am sure that you won’t be disappointed. CCLFC are planning for a crowd of up to 1,000 but this could be extended if advance sales go well. It is intended that the ticket office at the Ricoh will be open on Friday evening from 4PM until 7PM and on Saturday from 10AM to 4PM.
Of course, this is also a great opportunity to see a Sky Blue team playing at the Ricoh, the true home of League One Coventry City who will be turning out at Sixfields on the same afternoon for their game against Port Vale. For those of us who don’t go to Northampton, Sunday is a wonderful opportunity to make a point by turning up at the Ricoh in large numbers. This would send a loud message to Sisu, the Football League and ACL/Coventry Council: we want to watch football in the City of Coventry, in our home stadium and we are not willing to wait 3-5 years for a new stadium ‘somewhere near Coventry’.
At the same time, Keep Cov In Cov will also be promoting the epetition ‘Without Fans there is no Football’ http://FixFootball.co.uk. Similar to the brilliant ‘WHY?’ demo at the Emirates & Notts County, signs showing the ‘Fix Football’ slogan will be available for supporters to hold up in the 35th minute while singing ‘I want to go Home, I want to go Home, Back to the Ricoh, the Ricoh’s our Home’. The reverse side has details of how to Sign Up and KCIC hope to reach people who have not so far put their names to the petition. Most of the people involved with the Ladies team are long-term Sky Blues fans themselves and are happy support this opportunity to promote the call for an Independent Inquiry into Football Governance generally and Coventry City in particular.
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