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Relegation battles in the lower leagues are completely different. The togetherness and fighting spirit of years gone by just isn't there. It's almost as if we are in denial and think ourselves above it all.

“Obviously I am extremely disappointed to have lost my job and am utterly convinced that, with the work that has been done to date, the team would have gone on to consolidate their position in League One before achieving further success His statement through the LMA shows why he had to go. If...

They're not doing a very good job then. It would be more effective pouring petrol on the flames!!

I'm not sure if it's good news re the sell on clause. It may just keep SISU staggering on for a little while longer.

They didn't do their due diligence properly then!

We all know that any extra revenue generated by bigger attendances will be syphoned off into SISU coffers. This will probably encourage them to hang around longer. When they came attendances had dropped off, but they were still at the 17/18k level, with the odd game at 20+. What did they do...

Mine would be Ipswich. It goes back to the late 70s and early eighties when (in my opinion), they had one of the greatest teams of any era in English football. How they never won the league when Villa won it is unfathomable. Cooper, Mills, Butcher, Tysen, Muhren, Gates, Wark, Mariner et al...

Your optimism is admirable, however how many times in the last 40 years has a Coventry team performed above expectation? That's why most fans have lost belief and are waiting for a run of 15+ games with only 1 or 2 defeats before they return.

He's 14 and I believe the season ticket price is £63, but he has to be accompanied by an adult to get that deal. I would be happy to do it if they had the monthly payment option, but that (stupidly in my opinion) has been removed.

I paid for my son to go, but couldn't afford it myself. Far too many judgmental people on here, with the emphasis on 'mental'. Hopefully I'll get to a few games when ticket offers make it a reasonable proposition. I used to be a season ticket holder, but that was when I only had myself to pay...

Whichever way you spin it, the online system is abysmal. Is it really beyond them to have an online ticket ordering system that can cope with a high volume of traffic. There are concert/event ticketing systems which have to cope with 1000's of hits a minute, not just a few hundred like CCFC...

What impact will that have on the prospective deal to play at Northampton? My understanding is that the League have only given permission dependant on the club exiting administration.

Playing Devil's advocate, I think everyone is getting slightly carried away by Hoffman's offer. On closer inspection he is looking to recoup the money through the additional ticket sales generated by staying in Coventry. Surely SISU can do this themselves? This feels a bit like the offer from...

Your argument has 2 major flaws: 1. Even if we sell out at Northampton every home game we will still see a reduction in income of circa £1.5m+ per season or £8m over the 5 years we are playing there. Of course the likely loss of income will be far more than that. The club will die before it...

Embargo can't be lifted whilst the club is in admin !