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Made the whole city look impressive.

The clubs pays circa £10k for all the match day expenses, doesn't it? And they still have whilst withholding the rent, haven't they?

They changed the words to mention neither a spare cathedral nor a rare accent.

Sure that must be the same workshop as 'We'll Be Back'. Colours, rustic feel and lettering the same ;)

Makes a real difference when your manager isn't a Hamburglar

Didn't he actually say it will be sorted out? Brilliant.

I love working here. Off the field will be sorted out. The End! PUSB!!!!

Irish Centre opposite White Hart Lane station. Loadsa Cov in here, decent pints, good bar staff.

You can't unless you pay for Sky Blue Player on the website.

This is what I thought. If the consequence of not paying rent was that we were forced into administration then yes, points docked. It's not like we've not paid rent and bought million pound players with the money to storm the league.

Just heard Robinson say on FLS "for all the moaning they do, Coventry are a very well resourced side at this level." Then on Twitter, the Shrewsbury trust are saying we should have points docked as not paying our rent has given us an unfair advantage. Now we're doing well, they're after us off...

He has - MR is becoming a God.

Here here! Reality hits. Play up Sky Blues!!

Exactly. Man of the match - Mark Robins. Half time team talk shows he is the real deal!

Sour grapes from Robinson today too. Fact is, we're the most confident I've seen us for so long and that is due to Robins. A REAL manager with real nous. He is the most important person. And I'm very glad he got the songs today. My voice has gone and it's because I shouted for them all the way...

I only know this as I know one of the managers there and have asked a coupla times, including just now, and they don't bother. Think they think they might get people in especially for restaurant. I've parked there for play off matches before when I went as neutral.

It is on land owned by a consortium headed by owner and chairman Winckleman. They built one tier then sold land to retail units to pay for completion of upper tier. As far as I know, the club - via that consortium - owns the lot.

It's added on the end of the article saying we'll fight to compete for McGoldrick.

Have they ploughed millions in or was it all a loan through ACL? And what benefit did the club get from the millions spent on decontaminating the land?