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IrishSkyBlue

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I hope st andrews, if i end up going back to ireland in june i can get direct flight to Birmingham for games and they are really cheap id def fly over for few games!
 

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Liquid Gold

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I'm happy Burton isn't one. It's miles in the wrong direction for me. We can find better grounds in terms of access, capacity and facilities closer to Coventry.
 

Gynnsthetonic

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Couldn't temporary stands be erected at the Butts to take the capacity to 10000. Hope this is one of there options as 'd love to see the Council's faces squirm if it was. I'd love it if this gets announced just love it!!!
 
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I still think Leicester Tigers is an option. No reason it has to be somewhere that's a current football stadium.
Why I'm convinced the Alexander Stadium will play some part in our future
 

cc84cov

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Couldn't temporary stands be erected at the Butts to take the capacity to 10000. Hope this is one of there options as 'd love to see the Council's faces squirm if it was. I'd love it if this gets announced just love it!!!
Agreed mate I would prefer the butts all day better location than the Ricoh more pubs etc also
 

skybluegod

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Only takes half an hour on the train to Northampton. 15 minute walk or quick bus journey up the road to Sixfields from the station.
Not that I want us to go there.

It's a half hour walk to sixfields from the train station.

I think overall the quickest you will do both is about 45 ins for St Andrews, and 55 for Sixfields.

Think in terms of ease of journey for people living in Cov St Andrews probably easier. But as I have said Sixfields is my preferred stadium.
 

cc84cov

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It's a half hour walk to sixfields from the train station.

I think overall the quickest you will do both is about 45 ins for St Andrews, and 55 for Sixfields.

Think in terms of ease of journey for people living in Cov St Andrews probably easier. But as I have said Sixfields is my preferred stadium.
Takes me 25 min at most to get down the a45 to blues ground
 
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Looking forward to the banter with the locals again if its Northampton. How dull.

I would be surprised if it was though, as the Cobblers are under different owners now, and I am can't see any real benefit to them for having lodgers there, especially on what would be a long term basis
Future merger!
 

Liquid Gold

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Can they stop it?
Didn't think they could as that's what they were trying to achieve last year and got rumbled
They're the freeholder. They made it a conniption that no professional football could be played there as part of approving CRFC's development plans.
 

Captain Dart

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From center of Coventry St Andrews is less than half the distance of sickfields.
It is many years since I visited St Andrews but I when I did I couldn't find any parking spaces anywhere near the ground, but there must be a bus from New St.
 

SBAndy

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They're the freeholder. They made it a conniption that no professional football could be played there as part of approving CRFC's development plans.

Have a feeling that condition was removed when it was outed in the press, though could be wrong. Any concrete evidence one way or the other?
 

Grendel

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The appeal of Birmingham would be the playing surface and stadium and therefore an ability to attract players
 

Grendel

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It is many years since I visited St Andrews but I when I did I couldn't find any parking spaces anywhere near the ground, but there must be a bus from New St.

I guess they don’t get to play Cov Utd much
 

Warwickhunt

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Couldn't temporary stands be erected at the Butts to take the capacity to 10000. Hope this is one of there options as 'd love to see the Council's faces squirm if it was. I'd love it if this gets announced just love it!!!
the owner has said that he does not want to upset the council has he needs to get planning permission through just to enhance the stadium for CRFC
 

ccfcway

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genuine question as don't live in Cov and never been near Higgs.

I assume we couldn't put temp stands there ?
 

stevefloyd

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The appeal of Birmingham would be the playing surface and stadium and therefore an ability to attract players
Agree, the pitch has certainly played a part in some of our games although so have the useless bleeders who couldn't trap a medicine ball too
 

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