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Need home wins. That’s what keeps the fans onside

At 0-0 we looked good. At 1-0 we looked awful At 2-0 we looked good again. All the problems with this team are in the players heads. When the pressure is off we’re good

About that yes. I’m pretty sure Leicester cap theirs at about 24k

The full south stand has to be allocated to away fans in cup matches, so that means around 6k tickets have to remain unsold. Also clubs don’t like having a ground full of season tickets as it kills off the next generation of fans

I went to school with a girl like that

Steady on Barrymore

I don’t think people realise how close we came to selling our season tickets this season. We could’ve only sold about another 2-3k before it would be capped

We would do what 90% of all other clubs do, which is sell out almost every game. We aren’t special either way

How we measure up both Home & Away

Good to see when counting home fans only, we're still getting over 25k.

Doing well on the road

I'm not sure it was that party political. I spoke to some of the Tory councillors at the time and they were fairy honest with me that Sisu f*cked up with their judicial reviews. They went in on a principle of law. The law was absolutely on the councils side. Because of that they had no choice...

How bad is it though that the people we elect to supposedly run the city in our interest, care so little about a civic asset (and one of the oldest organisations in the city) that it makes a man who was once described as Britain's worst employer look favourable to our club?

Plus it was £37 for an early round tie. To be honest, if we had sold out that game, but then none of the more important league games then I would've been disappointed. Lets face it, its Micky Mouse to get a huge crowd for a cup game just because its a PL team, to then have the crowd drop by...

Royal Mail/Post Office consider us Warwickshire anyway. If you ever get a receipt from a Coventry Post Office it will always have the branch address as Warwickshire

The club realised in the late 90s as to where football was going. Had we not gone down in 2001, HR would've been very restrictive by about 2004. It was right to look at a new ground, its just how it was managed that was the problem

Our lowest crowd this season was 24.5k (against Blackburn) with only about 1k away fans. A PL fixture would've seen 3k away fans so that would instantly have lifted it to a 26.5k crowd. That's only 5k off capacity. Not unrealistic at all to expect crowds to rise by 5k

Do you think performances and effort levels have been acceptable prior to yesterday?

If a team is capable of playing well and they aren’t playing well, then I don’t think it’s unreasonable to point this out

So they suddenly gained all that ability just yesterday?