letsallsingtogether
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I'll bring my whistle!!!
Checkatrade - time to own up (1 Viewer)
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ceetee
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I think some people need to realise that we weren't always a Div 1 / Premiership team.
We are where we are, and it's where we used to be.
We are in a competition that is appropriate to our status.
I don't mind any supporters or non-supporters going to a Wembley Final as long as current supporters get first dibs at tickets. I can't see there being a shortage.
We are where we are, and it's where we used to be.
We are in a competition that is appropriate to our status.
I don't mind any supporters or non-supporters going to a Wembley Final as long as current supporters get first dibs at tickets. I can't see there being a shortage.
rondog1973
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I would.
There's something to be said for the prestige of the Zenith data systems LDV Mornflake oats Leyland DAF Full members Simod Freight Rover Checkatrade Football League Trophy.....
There's something to be said for the prestige of the Zenith data systems LDV Mornflake oats Leyland DAF Full members Simod Freight Rover Checkatrade Football League Trophy.....
Earlsdon-Loyal-Blue
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Not personal mate but what's the suprise there? Wasps are a middle class franchise, targetting Tory voting wankers from Kenilworth, Leamington and Warwickshire. They aren't interested in appealing to Coventry City supporters or people from our impoverished city.
Would much prefer to give £10 to charity than paying £10 to be surrounded by 2 Skiing holidays a year, Jack Wills wearing, trust-funded nonces.
Then why do you live in Earlsdon?
:-o They profess 55 % come from a CV postcode.
hill83
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Then why do you live in Earlsdon?
They profess 55 % come from a CV postcode.
Leamington is CV postcode, and Kenilworth, and Warwick.
Indeed!
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and Stratford-upon-Avon and Nuneaton!
clint van damme
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it might also show any perspective buyer the clubs potential.
clint van damme
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wise words BBR.
hill83
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Yeah, 30000 party time dickheads turn up once every 30 years.
Edit: not entirely serious
clint van damme
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Someone with a bit of ambition might have the vision, the wherewithal and the cash to get those dickheads to turn up and party every other week.
shmmeee
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Earlsdon is basically a suburb of London these days. My daughter goes to Earlsdon Primary and lining up its all London accents from the parents.
Place isn't the same as where I grew up.
And Rugby.
I spent a rather sad half hour typing the first half of post codes into Google Maps to see where they cover the other day.
Place isn't the same as where I grew up.
And Rugby.
I spent a rather sad half hour typing the first half of post codes into Google Maps to see where they cover the other day.
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I think you're overlooking the 28K or so that were so made up over the return to the Ricoh that 10K of them decided to pay their first and last visit to the stadium to watch ccfc. Presumably, the same 10K to hit on the blaze show and have since become avid followers of the bladder.
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clint van damme
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Earlsdon is basically a suburb of London these days. My daughter goes to Earlsdon Primary and lining up its all London accents from the parents.
Place isn't the same as where I grew up.
And Rugby.
I spent a rather sad half hour typing the first half of post codes into Google Maps to see where they cover the other day.
as someone who grew up and still lives in Earlsdon may I respectfully say that you're talking shite.
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Earlsdon is basically a suburb of London these days. My daughter goes to Earlsdon Primary and lining up its all London accents from the parents.
Place isn't the same as where I grew up.
And Rugby.
I spent a rather sad half hour typing the first half of post codes into Google Maps to see where they cover the other day.
when of course you could have gone straight to Wikipedia CV postcode area - Wikipedia
Me, perfectly okay with the fact that my house in Earlsdon is now nearly 10X the price it was when I bought it in 87. And the good thing about London/Sufflok folk is that they have nice cars, so are less likely to scrap yours on the way to the daily (professional) grind.
And of course we'll soon have a football club on our doorstep.
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shmmeee
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Just call it as I see it. As someone who also grew up in Earlsdon and is there daily, you're talking shite. Maybe it's just her class but huge amounts of Londoners including my daughter's best mate. The whole character of the place has changed IMHO (that better?) all started when the City Arms changed.
Otis
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Only 59 mins on the train to London, so you can see why some might see it as attractive to come here. Much cheaper housing and prices and so many Londoners I talk to talk much longer to get to their place of work than I do from Coventry to London.
Went of a course with someone a while back and they said it took them almost 2 hours to get from one side of London to the other and they couldn't believe I go to London in less than an hour.
clint van damme
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sorry, my mistake, I was talking about the area as a whole where as you were using the more accurate barometer of one primary school class and the City Arms!
I think Earsldons a better place to live now than it used to be though it was a great place to grow up. But I'm a lazy sod so it's convenient location is a big plus for me.
I think Earsldons a better place to live now than it used to be though it was a great place to grow up. But I'm a lazy sod so it's convenient location is a big plus for me.
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Earlsdon is basically a suburb of London these days. My daughter goes to Earlsdon Primary and lining up its all London accents from the parents.
Place isn't the same as where I grew up.
And Rugby.
I spent a rather sad half hour typing the first half of post codes into Google Maps to see where they cover the other day.
Yup, I can be in Westminister within 75 mins.
Otis
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Can you really, Sir Geoffrey?
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prepositions dear chap, prepositions.
Chip Batch
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I'm a season ticket holder and I've not been yet. I might go to the next round if we're at home. I would definitely go to the semi final and final if we got there.
I feel no guilt at all. They've made a crap competition even worse this season, but I won't be missing us play at Wembley if we make it. A long way to go yet though.
I feel no guilt at all. They've made a crap competition even worse this season, but I won't be missing us play at Wembley if we make it. A long way to go yet though.
clint van damme
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why should you? You've every right to go. Only wasps attendees should fell bad about going!
italiahorse
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I'm a season ticket holder for both CCFC and Wasps and I'll be going with no guilt whatsoever.
Just need to make sure I take the right hat, scarf and gloves.
oakey
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I have no intention of going to any game in this competition until it suits me.
As others have said, those who have supported through thin and thinner, season ticket since early 70s in my case, are owed so much by this club after the crap way we have been treated and the bilge we have endured, we are owed big time
In my case I was unable to get a ticket in 87 because many of us were misled into thinking their crappy vouchers plus semi and quarter final tickets would guarantee us a final ticket. Then they gave and sold thousands to glory hunters and hangers on. So, no, I feel no guilt about waiting for Wembley then claiming as many as my 2 season tickets will get me. I will take my whole family, neighbours, milkman and paper boy, if I feel like it, since they owe me.
... and breathe... rant over
As others have said, those who have supported through thin and thinner, season ticket since early 70s in my case, are owed so much by this club after the crap way we have been treated and the bilge we have endured, we are owed big time
In my case I was unable to get a ticket in 87 because many of us were misled into thinking their crappy vouchers plus semi and quarter final tickets would guarantee us a final ticket. Then they gave and sold thousands to glory hunters and hangers on. So, no, I feel no guilt about waiting for Wembley then claiming as many as my 2 season tickets will get me. I will take my whole family, neighbours, milkman and paper boy, if I feel like it, since they owe me.
... and breathe... rant over
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ooh, that's a point. This may be the very first time when I sell a ticket above face value.
robbiekeane
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Why is it something to be embarrassed about or own up to?
Trophies dog shit and I hate the format and think it highlights how little they give a fuck about lower league teams.
Still love a big crowd at a cov game and will be there when there is.
How embarrassing would it be if we still got 2000 in the final. Or only 8000 if we drew Chelsea away on a cup next year. Same people would be bitching then that it's embarrassing and "glory supporters" still couldn't be bothered
Trophies dog shit and I hate the format and think it highlights how little they give a fuck about lower league teams.
Still love a big crowd at a cov game and will be there when there is.
How embarrassing would it be if we still got 2000 in the final. Or only 8000 if we drew Chelsea away on a cup next year. Same people would be bitching then that it's embarrassing and "glory supporters" still couldn't be bothered