novelty of sixfields wearing off? (9 Viewers)

ajsccfc

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If you can't park near enough and for free, people will be put off regardless of public transport options. If/when we're back at the Ricoh and attendances level out, you remove that parking restriction zone and the average would increase without a doubt.
 

covcity4life

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If you can't park near enough and for free, people will be put off regardless of public transport options. If/when we're back at the Ricoh and attendances level out, you remove that parking restriction zone and the average would increase without a doubt.

i live close

park on my drive...............and sleep in my bed?
 

Nick

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If you can't park near enough and for free, people will be put off regardless of public transport options. If/when we're back at the Ricoh and attendances level out, you remove that parking restriction zone and the average would increase without a doubt.

Definitely, that would help attendances I think.
 

covcity4life

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I'll be taking the private jet to all games, so if you've got a nicely kept landing strip?

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hill83

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It is a mission to get to the Ricoh if you are tight as fuck and can't spare £15 on a taxi there and back from town.
 

LB87ccfc

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Piss Poor excuses coming out here now... loads of parking at pubs clubs streets nearby all the free, we never had an issue once parking up for free.
 

ajsccfc

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It clearly put enough people off to make a bit of a difference though, how many times did we hear how awkward the Ricoh was to get to in comparison to HR? Even if it's actually pretty easy.
 

Nick

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Piss Poor excuses coming out here now... loads of parking at pubs clubs streets nearby all the free, we never had an issue once parking up for free.

Don't get me wrong if somebody really wants to go they will go, there was a pub I always used to park in which was free but they have now changed the rules I think :(

The local streets you couldn't park on else you would get a ticket, sometimes you might get away with it but there were always plenty of police on bikes giving tickets.
 

covcity4life

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Don't get me wrong if somebody really wants to go they will go, there was a pub I always used to park in which was free but they have now changed the rules I think :(

The local streets you couldn't park on else you would get a ticket, sometimes you might get away with it but there were always plenty of police on bikes giving tickets.

do they ticket though?

as a local resident i have not seen them out ticketing in 3-4 years,sometimes i wish they would!(joke....maybe)
 

ajsccfc

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The restriction zone always seemed a bit of a scare tactic, I'd imagine they didn't give a shit most the time and just did a token patrol every few games to keep up appearances.
 

Nick

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I got a ticket once for parking on the grass by the bull and anchor. It was a police / council one rather than one of these 2 bit agencies so the real deal.

Most games the cars parked up on Burbages Lane have tickets.
 

LB87ccfc

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Never heard of anyone having a ticket, and I do not understand the whole moaning concept around parking , yes parking is an issue, but leave a little earlier, park at a pub/club and walk, or get the local bus/ ricoh buses, and actually save money and have a couple of pints beforehand somewhere.

Honestly parking should not be a reason for not attending, look at some the hovels across the country .. still get there though don't we.

There is always an alternative.
 

ajsccfc

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It'd be main routes and busier roads I'd imagine, I certainly don't want my tax dollars being spent on police checking empty roads on matchdays when there's bandits to be caught. The BBC are already spending my licence fee on hiring Danny Dyer for Eastenders, where does it end?
 

LB87ccfc

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It'd be main routes and busier roads I'd imagine, I certainly don't want my tax dollars being spent on police checking empty roads on matchdays when there's bandits to be caught. The BBC are already spending my licence fee on hiring Danny Dyer for Eastenders, where does it end?

Lol Dyer might actually make that boring programme entertaining / funny for once.
 

covcity4life

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It'd be main routes and busier roads I'd imagine, I certainly don't want my tax dollars being spent on police checking empty roads on matchdays when there's bandits to be caught. The BBC are already spending my licence fee on hiring Danny Dyer for Eastenders, where does it end?

alfie moon with a gunshot to the head probably.................Bruv

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Jack Griffin

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One of the things I hate about the Ricoh is having to pay £80 a season to park my car (Cov Welsh Rugby Club) and then still have a 10/15 minute walk to the ground. At sixfields it's free and it takes 1 minute to walk to the ground.
I've been to about half of our away games in the last 2 seasons and have never struggled to find parking near the ground but I've always wondered where the away fans used to park for the Ricoh cos I wouldn't know where to tell them to park.

It isn't free, it is being advertised as costing £2 or £4 to park at Shitfields.. on CCFC official twitter channel.
Coventry City ‏@Coventry_City 3h

Parking at Sixfields tonight is £4, or £2 if you are a Season Ticket holder. See full details here... http://bit.ly/16x9ZfN #pusb #skyblues
 

play_in_skyblue_stripes

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It'd be main routes and busier roads I'd imagine, I certainly don't want my tax dollars being spent on police checking empty roads on matchdays when there's bandits to be caught. The BBC are already spending my licence fee on hiring Danny Dyer for Eastenders, where does it end?
Are we being shipped now to USA, Canada or
Australia?

Having not joined the Euro we are stuck with GBP.
 
I attended the home game against Notts County. Although it was a good result a few things ruined the experience:

It was absolutely freezing, a bitter wind came in to the stands as I was sat behind the North stand. I think it must be one of the coldest grounds I have been to.
No alcohol is served in the ground after 2:45, not even sure of the reason behind this it's like they don't want people attending. Also no designated smoking areas (there was one at the Ricoh).
A dire atmosphere even after been 3-0 up.

On the other hand, the food places outside the ground are great with plenty of choice from restaurants and a pub (x1) to fast food. I also liked that there was not much traffic around the ground and short queues for the toilets/food.

Don't think I will be attending again unless of a very exceptional circumstance e.g. Must win play off game
 

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