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I think though a lot of us object to this suggestion that we’re a trouble making fan base when that stats show that we’re not. It’s time to get fans in those seats. If a few leary teenagers get in I expect the stewards and police to do the job they’re paid to do

Or that we have a group of players who are proud to play for Coventry City?

Agree. And his attitude stunk. But the fans didn’t help

This is exactly what we like to see. I don't know the why's and where's but this video going around Twitter of the City players walking through what appears to be Leeds station singing Play Up Sky Blues is the epitome of team spirit. Prior to 2018 I doubt any of our players even knew the words...

Ricoh? We know not of such a stadium

Good result. I’m happy with that. What was the handbags all about at the end? Hope the city fans all take care outside the stadium

Sheaf has the football version of bipolar (if such a thing exists) He can be both the best and worst player on the pitch at the same time

Hope Tom Lockyer is ok. Hard to imagine he would be allowed back onto a pitch without serious medical checks beforehand

Still no subs?

At the risk of sounding like an entitled knob, if you're not willing to do that sort of work, don't become a copper or steward

Agree that he is starting to look like the player we all hoped. I think he is still getting there but its now looking promising at least. I also think the attitude of our match going fans towards him has been wonderful all things considered. In the grounds he has never had anything but support...

We’ve come very close to selling out the home areas a few times this season. Against Norwich & Stoke the number of empty seats in the standard home areas was below 500

I think with there being a big away crowd against Birmingham last week, and a big away crowd against Wednesday coming up, they couldn’t be arsed to move the segregation

We might win

I think its likely to sell out. However I'll be pissed off if it "sells out" at 28k with loads of empty seats between the home & away fans

I agree the segregation issues are tinpot, but the corner itself isn’t. That corner probably has more fans in it than the seated West Terrace could ever hold

What is actually more impressive is the stability of the crowds. The lowest so far this season is 22,200. In our entire 140 year history we've only had a higher "low" than that in 3 seasons (67-68, 68-69, 69-70) Lots of families which means kids growing up and following the club. Its incredible...

Anyone know what allocation we've gave Wednesday? Think we're going to be getting 30k for this one

They were moved to the upper tier, hence why it looked full for the first time this season

Apart from that bizarre one against Watford, all the own goals for us have come about from us pressing the opposition