Like the barriers to Ricoh ownership put in the way by the council selling to wasps, despite the then Councillor Thompson telling the CT, when we returned from Northampton, that there was still a route to ownership of the stadium for CCFC. What happened weeks later- wasps. That was some barrier on that route!both parties should be working together, not creating barriers.
Like the barriers to Ricoh ownership put in the way by the council selling to wasps, despite the then Councillor Thompson telling the CT, when we returned from Northampton, that there was still a route to ownership of the stadium for CCFC. What happened weeks later- wasps. That was some barrier on that route!
CCFC will not be returning to Coventry if the rumours that are circulating are true we will be groundsharing with Birmingham City but not in Small HeathExactly. CCC are still in Coventry, CCFC are not. Arguing with the council won’t help with that. They should be lobbying them to help find a site, asking what more info they need for woodlands site etc. Blaming the council whilst the city continues to vote these people in will get the club nowhere. The council have already made it clear they aren’t that bothered and have not suffered any loss, the club has
CCFC will not be returning to Coventry if the rumours that are circulating are true we will be groundsharing with Birmingham City but not in Small Heath
NECAlexandria stadium ?
Yes SA housing sold already apparantlyA new stadium at nec ?, what would happen with SA and the new athletics stadium ?
Yes SA housing sold already apparantly
CCFC will not be returning to Coventry if the rumours that are circulating are true we will be groundsharing with Birmingham City but not in Small Heath
The club would not last 2 years in that scenario - the only way the club can survive long term is to play back in its home city -period - it would not be viable for the club owners and the next generation of fans would disappearOn a scale of 1 - 10, how much do you trust your source BHSB?
Rumours from who?CCFC will not be returning to Coventry if the rumours that are circulating are true we will be groundsharing with Birmingham City but not in Small Heath
The last/latest rumour was that CCFC will be back playing at the Ricoh end of September early OctoberRumours from who?
according to google maps, it only takes 5 minutes longer to nec from city centre than to the Ricoh.The club would not last 2 years in that scenario - the only way the club can survive long term is to play back in its home city -period - it would not be viable for the club owners and the next generation of fans would disappear
The club would not last 2 years in that scenario - the only way the club can survive long term is to play back in its home city -period - it would not be viable for the club owners and the next generation of fans would disappear
Was a 1 when I was told but after heard the blues selling SA from someone else not connected to first source gone up to maybe a 3. Fact is that it would in theory still be in CoventryOn a sscale of 1 - 10, how much do you trust your source BHSB?
Eh? Whereabouts are we talking? NEC isn’t Coventry, the boundary is about where Meriden is on the a45 (which I’m sure you know, hence my confusion).Was a 1 when I was told but after heard the blues selling SA from someone else not connected to first source gone up to maybe a 3. Fact is that it would in theory still be in Coventry
I heard a while ago that brum owners wanted rid of sa but didn't think much of it.
I believe it's being turned into a rugby stadium after the games and BCC are actively looking for a London team to relocateA new stadium at nec ?, what would happen with SA and the new athletics stadium ?
Isn’t that off highway robbery.currently NEC charges £12 for parking for an event - just highway robbery
currently NEC charges £12 for parking for an event - just highway robbery
Hopefully not a green stadium then as the Ricoh seems severely limited for people to get there - only 3000 or so they say parking places at £10 a shot for football but less for other eventsIt wouldn’t be actually at the NEC but where the national stadium was considered
The NEC? Was owned by Birmingham council but they had to sell it to cover the cost of paying female staff the same as their male equivalents.Who owns it ?
Less than 5 miles from the city boundary and less than 9 miles from the council house (would they still use that or would it be Friargate now - not that it makes much difference) which was the EFL's requirement, not that they would enforce that if it came to it.according to google maps, it only takes 5 minutes longer to nec from city centre than to the Ricoh.
Last time we played at Brighton the official parking was in a random street miles away from the ground. You then had to get a bus!How have Brighton survived?
No in fact the opposite would be more effective. Have thousands of city fans descending on the council offices to remind them we are the city’s greatest sporting asset that they should be supporting - and then an hours worth of renditions of a certain none too complimentary song about the council, SISU & wasps. Oh and as a bonus as it’s at the council offices then you might even get the trust to turn up to do some hand shakes with their pal George.
Elmdon airport and land was owned by several councils and think it still is Coventry being one of them. From what I rememberEh? Whereabouts are we talking? NEC isn’t Coventry, the boundary is about where Meriden is on the a45 (which I’m sure you know, hence my confusion).
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