Hobo
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Coventry fans made a decent protest, so did Wimbledon fans, so I feel some solidarity.
The Coventry Rugby playing Wasps at the Ricoh is a long way off and probably will never happen. In theory no I wouldn't.
Going off on a slight tangent, I wonder if those who refuse to set foot in MK's stadium, but also support Coventry rugby, would go and watch a big cup match between Wasps and Cov at the Ricoh?
Must be hard to balance having a moral stance on something, but at the same time wanting to watch your team play.
I know with Northampton I simply stopped watching the City play for the first time ever in my life, but felt I had to do it.
If I had the offer to go to this cup game I would however, but wouldn't be happy giving money to MK. I see it as a bit different to the Sixifelds situation where our team was removed from its home deliberately.
So, Wasps v Cov, yay or nay?
Robins also pleaded for fans to get up the Ricoh, support the team, and bring in some much needed revenue. I doubt we will get more than the usual 7.5k against Swindon.Not been an opportunity has there? Besides it’s something Robins basically requested last night on TV and Grimmer has backed on social media. Does it really matter or should we just back the team at MK as has been requested by the manager and players.
That's the maximum, the rules have been updated since we played Chelsea
Take Palace for example Palace ready to challenge reduced allocation for Brighton FA Cup tie
Another example. Everton could take biggest support to Anfield for nearly 25 years
Except when they play at Old Trafford, or the Emirates, or Wembley.
Robins also pleaded for fans to get up the Ricoh, support the team, and bring in some much needed revenue. I doubt we will get more than the usual 7.5k against Swindon.
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Wife's on her period.When did you become so cynical? You used to be such a happy go lucky contributor.
Let's aim to takeover Milton Keynes for the day, just like we did at Selhurst park when we beat Wimbledon
But our away end holds 6000, so that is what we giveFair enough, but it doesn't mean we couldn't get way more than the supposed maximum. As I say, Stoke weren't limited.
stolen from Wolves
How does it?But our away end holds 6000, so that is what we give
Our away end holds however many we choose it to hold. And going on the FA Cup rule of 15% it is less than 5kBut our away end holds 6000, so that is what we give
Yeah But I think they over achieved and got 11K so we're on safe ground. B-)Rebrand it 10.5K2MK
But our away end holds 6000, so that is what we give
no they only got to about 8500Yeah But I think they over achieved and got 11K so we're on safe ground. B-)
Any ‘bloody’ excuse :happy:Wife's on her period.
Probably not, building business is a slow process based on consistent good results. Even harder when the business fucked off over half its customer base and has done little to get it back.
I am behind MR and the team. But it is a long hard slow slog back. They achieved a historic victory on Saturday in the grand concept of Coventry City history (I cannot put it higher). But if people expect fans to suddenly come rushing back then they don't understand business or football.
Not as many as I thought it would be for us, what's the chances of them finding a few more if they sell out?
I expect some will be going mad about there being a price difference between season ticket holders and non season ticket holders.
I expect some will be going mad about there being a price difference between season ticket holders and non season ticket holders.
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