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You’d get a palm strike for sitting in the wrong seat!!

Very well said. On Saturday we went next to the home fans, right down the middle of the stand as these were the only spare seats by the time we got in. It was just out of reach of touching distance with a bit of perspex and stewards down the middle. We didn’t get any bother off the home fans...

I definitely can see it, they shut Block 13 and 14 in the late 00s. Worrying as there’s more chance of Bright getting out of bed on a Monday morning than any atmosphere being made in the Telegraph stand. To me the segregation since Derby has been overkill as it is. Some common sense is needed...

It’s becoming a joke. Huddersfield Saturday there was about 3 foot with a waist height bit of perspex and row of stewards between us and the home fans. Since we played Derby there’s been more netting and no repeats. Why does the Ricoh need 3 blocks empty? It will end up killing the great...

FairPlay for sharing. You’re never on your own with SBA. Might be worth getting in touch with someone you speak to on here to see if you can try sitting near them for a few games? If it’s a success then could move your ST in the future. It’s a phase on their behalf, happens to everyone. They’ll...

No mate, ifollow is for personal use only (+ for those who are abroad for 3pm saturday kick offs) so SBT couldn’t show ifollow games even if they wanted to.

I’ve been on non-match day when they had Liverpool, Man Utd etc on, it was busy with a lot of students in there too. The fixtures today of Leicester v Newcastle and Palace v Everton would have done nothing to get the neutral or students in. This line of it being out of the way is questionable...

Rubbish price, especially when you consider it’s a January game when everyone is skint. Cup games like this should be a tenner.

I’d totally disagree, that’s an insult to Wise and a simplistic comparison. Whilst Wise was a nasty bastard, he was strong in the tackle, brave and could dish it and take it. He also had technical ability in the locker and got himself over 20 caps for England…. (And just like now it was a lot...

It was Jordan Clarke, Derby Away on a Friday night. It was embarrassing. When Savaged played, I absolutely despised the hard man/tough tackling narrative the media tried to impose on us with Savage. When it came to tackling, Savage was weak, cowardly and would bottle every 50:50. His only...

I haven’t had chance to read each page of the thread (so apologies if repeating the point) but it can already take 20-30 minutes to get in the ground and through the turnstiles. Whilst I don’t think the additional act of showing the NHS app will increase the entry time too much, it’s the idiots...

Back of Block 17. Can stand and still get a good view of the game.

Wearing their fresh new thin as piss overshirt jackets that they’ve pestered their mum to get them for Christmas!!

Agreed. The lad that ran and gave the Albion fans the finger or whatever, looking at a 3-5 year ban as the police will push the it could have caused violence angle. I don’t get why people cheered the two idiots, they ruined the momentum we had built in pushing for an equaliser. Should have been...

In summary - not directly to your post: I was frustrated with the Bournemouth ticket situation but (especially at a time like this), we’re all Coventry City fans, we all have a connection and love for the city, that’s all that matters. I would rather visit the towns of Warwickshire and it be...

What a ridiculous post. Nick should fine you for littering on his forum. Stick to FIFA mate.

Like I said before Vicar of Dibley springs to mind with that Palm, not a footy team! I’ve learnt something new though

We have 8 STs in a row towards the back of Block 17. We haven’t had one League game yet where we haven’t had to kick people out of our seats who just move along or to the row in front and repeat. Even on Tuesday, we went up to our seats 15 mins before KO and had to kick about 9/10 young lads...

I’ve genuinely just had to Google that! When you said the Lord is my Shepherd, the first thing that sprung to mind was the Vicar of Dibley, not WBA - which sums it up!

Robins is originally from Ashton in Manchester and his kids and grand kids now live in Leamington & Warwickshire area. He mentioned himself before on CWR.