The same as what i saw in Berlin, worked a treat! it is a shame it is needed but i think not a bad idea just make younger fans feel safe in what can become an environment?I was at the Roma v Napoli top of the table clash a few weeks ago. The Perspex barriers obviously work here .
I was at the Roma v Napoli top of the table clash a few weeks ago. The Perspex barriers obviously work here .
May have changed it now i dont know but there wasnt even the extra metal barrier in Berlin, from memory it was close to the seats on one side of the aisle so fans were up to it. like you say bud it works and at the end of the day selling extra seats when needed and less security, over time it pays for itself however costly the initial expenseI was at the Roma v Napoli top of the table clash a few weeks ago. The Perspex barriers obviously work here .
Pretty certain that stopped by the early 1990's.Why don’t they keep the away fans in the ground for 10–15 mins after the game? They used to do this at Highfield Road and seem to work well?
When did this happen? If you are talking about the Derby game I think it was more some dickhead kicking off with people for not singing, then people kicking off with someone for singing.
Same between 16 and 17 and the stewards were stood with them and did nothing to remedy it, but hey nobody got into singers corner without a ticket for it.The stewarding as a whole was awful on Tuesday. I haven't seen it mentioned elsewhere but haven't looked all that much, but we got to our seats (ST holders) about 10 minutes before kick off and there was about 10 15 year old lads across our 6 seats. They moved to the row in front. When the people whose seats they were turned up, they had to move again. Everyone was getting pissed off by it. We have the aisle seats and there was about five people in the aisle to a row. Going down the stairs between block 17 and 18 was a no go, so when someone went for a slash they had to cut across our whole block and go down the 18/19 stairwell. Was an accident waiting to happen having that many people stood on the staircase.
This was filmed in 2017 and they kept fans backPretty certain that stopped by the early 1990's.
This was filmed in 2017 and they kept fans back
I’d go with that.Although Singers corner is a good name i feel a name is needed, The west End, North bank, kop, The Shed, The Kippax. I think The Curve is a good name. There are a few teams fans that do a curve but none in England. Catchy name to an area where singing fans go. ok so singers curve, it identifies with the ground which is not ours but while and when we play there give it a name that makes it ours with a sort of original (for England) name. Keep Singers of course the first name of the team that became Cov City. i just think "corner" is a bit boring. The Curve gives an edge.
Maybe talking out me bum? but if the CBSA is to become something to us then why not have it. so many things have boring names.
What happens when we go up and the few blocks behind the goal are opened up as well? Surely you’d want the singers/standers to move over as opposed to having a boisterous corner and then 2 blocks of happy clappers in between?Although Singers corner is a good name i feel a name is needed, The west End, North bank, kop, The Shed, The Kippax. I think The Curve is a good name. There are a few teams fans that do a curve but none in England. Catchy name to an area where singing fans go. ok so singers curve, it identifies with the ground which is not ours but while and when we play there give it a name that makes it ours with a sort of original (for England) name. Keep Singers of course the first name of the team that became Cov City. i just think "corner" is a bit boring. The Curve gives an edge.
Maybe talking out me bum? but if the CBSA is to become something to us then why not have it. so many things have boring names.
Although Singers corner is a good name i feel a name is needed, The west End, North bank, kop, The Shed, The Kippax. I think The Curve is a good name. There are a few teams fans that do a curve but none in England. Catchy name to an area where singing fans go. ok so singers curve, it identifies with the ground which is not ours but while and when we play there give it a name that makes it ours with a sort of original (for England) name. Keep Singers of course the first name of the team that became Cov City. i just think "corner" is a bit boring. The Curve gives an edge.
Maybe talking out me bum? but if the CBSA is to become something to us then why not have it. so many things have boring names.
By happy coincidence, Singer's corner is perfectly valid, and synonymous with our fine city.
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The club was founded in 1883 by Willie Stanley, an employee of local cycle firm Singers.
The club as a result was known as Singers FC until 1898 when the name was changed to Coventry City.
Can't see too many going tbhRound 2 it is then.
Or should I say round 3?
Can't see too many going tbh
I think Derby will turn up in decent numbers again. If it had been away at Derby, we'd take a good following. The home numbers will obviously be down - although I'll be there defending The Cherry Tree.
It's a shame if your hunch is true. I personally like the Cup and it's been a while since we last had a really good run. 16k would be decent.Nah can't see that many turning up
It's a shame if your hunch is true. I personally like the Cup and it's been a while since we last had a really good run. 16k would be decent.
Given the fact it kicked off last time will ensure the stone island brigade will be out in force.
It's a shame if your hunch is true. I personally like the Cup and it's been a while since we last had a really good run. 16k would be decent.
Given the fact it kicked off last time will ensure the stone island brigade will be out in force.
It's not really a tie to get the juices flowing though
Thousand percent better than Boreham Wood or even other Championship sides like Middlesbore or PNE
the fact some games are more meh doesn't mean this is a really meh tie
So we agree - this isn't a really meh tie !
Agreed but if we go out now as expecations are low we won't know if the next tie would have been and a huge money spinner for the club.It's not really a tie to get the juices flowing though
Surprised that they have a police cordon in the ground anymore. With their non conflict approach surely the police only need one plod with a camera and maybe a make up artist just in case they decide to fit someone up.Doubt there will be any aggro from what I have heard the old bill have accumulated a lot of evidence from last time and could be acting on it soon. Timing of this cup-tie couldn’t be better.
Very winnable game will put a bit of extra dough in the kitty and chance of a lucrative game in round four just before the end of the transfer window.
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