Emotion at full time (1 Viewer)

DannyThomas_1981 · Saturday at 8:48 PM

I have to confess I now get very emotional on watching the team celebrate at full time with our fans - with everything on the line and late winners.

Why?

I never thought I’d see these days as the game nearly died through hooliganism in the 80s with 7,000 odd at HR.

In L2 and L1 without a home - didn’t even think we’d have a club.

Recent games we've done everything to give it away with every game being a cup final but somehow we get it over the line. The release on winning is unreal.

Seeing us at 5th in front of 30,000 and the connection with the supporters and team- some of us who never left - simply tears in my eyes. These are amazing days.

Gynnsthetonic · Saturday at 9:05 PM

Just come back from my local off the Binley Rd, place is full of fans in City shirts on a high. You wouldn't of got this in the Premier League Days. Should be another 30k next week!

DannyThomas_1981 · Saturday at 9:06 PM

Gynnsthetonic said:
Just come back from my local off the Binley Rd, place is full of fans in City shirts on a high. You wouldn't of got this in the Premier League Days. Should be another 30k next week!

these are my best years of supporting the team by far - and I was first there around 1978.

Matt smith · Saturday at 9:13 PM

Was a great feeling at the end

unreal limbs PUSB

pusbccfc · Saturday at 9:14 PM

Gynnsthetonic said:
Just come back from my local off the Binley Rd, place is full of fans in City shirts on a high. You wouldn't of got this in the Premier League Days. Should be another 30k next week!

Will be a real test at £37. Although if we beat Derby, it will tempt a lot of people.

fatso · Saturday at 9:15 PM

DannyThomas_1981 said:
I have to confess I now get very emotional on watching the team celebrate at full time with our fans - with everything on the line and late winners.

Why?

I never thought I’d see these days as the game nearly died through hooliganism in the 80s with 7,000 odd at HR.

In L2 and L1 without a home - didn’t even think we’d have a club.

Recent games we've done everything to give it away with every game being a cup final but somehow we get it over the line. The release on winning is unreal.

Seeing us at 5th in front of 30,000 and the connection with the supporters and team- some of us who never left - simply tears in my eyes. These are amazing days.

The atmosphere would of been flat as fook at the final whistle if Thomas hadn't of scored that last minute winner.
What an amazing turn around though.
It felt amazing leaving the ground after a well fought victory.

Gynnsthetonic · Saturday at 9:16 PM

pusbccfc said:
Will be a real test at £37. Although if we beat Derby, it will tempt a lot of people.

Surely got to sell out again next week before the international break

bigfatronssba · Saturday at 9:20 PM

Gynnsthetonic said:
Surely got to sell out again next week before the international break

It would be great if we did as Sunderland will sell out

If Stoke had sold their full 3k allocation then today would've been a league record crowd

pusbccfc · Saturday at 9:21 PM

bigfatronssba said:
It would be great if we did as Sunderland will sell out

If Stoke had sold their full 3k allocation then today would've been a league record crowd

Shame the sky cameras took up a few hundred general admission seats.

Do sky cameras take up those seats at other 'bowl' stadiums?

Gynnsthetonic · Saturday at 9:22 PM

Speaking to a guy at half time who works at the stadium, they didn't sell the CBS banner seats because they wanted to push them upstairs to the more expensive balcony ones

hill83 · Saturday at 9:23 PM

My 9 year old lad hugged me crying saying “this is why I love football” after the winner and then was ready to steam into the Stoke bellends trying to boot the fence down when we came out of block 10.

Gynnsthetonic · Saturday at 9:36 PM

hill83 said:
My 9 year old lad hugged me crying saying “this is why I love football” after the winner and then was ready to steam into the Stoke bellends trying to boot the fence down when we came out of block 10.

Good lad!

Paul Anthony · Saturday at 9:48 PM

I'll tell you why I enjoy days like today. I'm sure I told this story on here before, but I'll tell it again anyway.

Around the time we were leaving Highfield Road, I went to the club shop to buy a coat. Used to wear it everywhere, to school, to football games, out and about in general. It had our badge on it and I was really quite proud of it. At the time, I lived on St George's Road, and me and my Grandad would walk from there to the supporters club in Freehold Street every Wednesday evening for a game of snooker.

On this occasion, we were walking there, and we passed a girl walking her dog who must have been about my age (14/5 at that time). I was wearing my coat, with the badge on the front. She stopped, looked at us and asked "shouldn't that be an Arsenal coat?"

They were the "it" team then, of course. But it did get me thinking how little of our own shirts/merch you saw people wearing compared to the likes of Arsenal and Man United. I've often thought of that moment over the last couple of seasons, with the playoff final, the cup run, and now our current form and wondered if it had happened again now, how different a conversation it would probably be.

clint van damme · Saturday at 9:58 PM

Gynnsthetonic said:
Should be another 30k next week!

Just to be clear, you mean a repeat of 30k and not an additional 30k?!

Tommo1993 · Saturday at 10:01 PM

Paul Anthony said:
I'll tell you why I enjoy days like today. I'm sure I told this story on here before, but I'll tell it again anyway.

Around the time we were leaving Highfield Road, I went to the club shop to buy a coat. Used to wear it everywhere, to school, to football games, out and about in general. It had our badge on it and I was really quite proud of it. At the time, I lived on St George's Road, and me and my Grandad would walk from there to the supporters club in Freehold Street every Wednesday evening for a game of snooker.

On this occasion, we were walking there, and we passed a girl walking her dog who must have been about my age (14/5 at that time). I was wearing my coat, with the badge on the front. She stopped, looked at us and asked "shouldn't that be an Arsenal coat?"

They were the "it" team then, of course. But it did get me thinking how little of our own shirts/merch you saw people wearing compared to the likes of Arsenal and Man United. I've often thought of that moment over the last two couple of seasons, with the playoff final, the cup run, and now our current form and wondered if it had happened again now, how different a conversation it would probably be.

Hope she’s had shit Christmas every year since, ignorant bitch.

Gynnsthetonic · Saturday at 10:02 PM

clint van damme said:
Just to be clear, you mean a repeat of 30k and not an additional 30k?!

Yes repeat of today, I never thought I'd see the day we regularly get 30k never mind 60k

clint van damme · Saturday at 10:04 PM

Gynnsthetonic said:
Yes repeat of today, I never thought I'd see the day we regularly get 30k never mind 60k

Really should be 30k for all the remaining home games

bigfatronssba · Saturday at 10:17 PM

pusbccfc said:
Shame the sky cameras took up a few hundred general admission seats.

Do sky cameras take up those seats at other 'bowl' stadiums?

I'm not sure.

I remember just before the 2023 play off final it was mentioned that along with the floodlights, in the event of promotion a TV studio would have to be built and improvements to the camera system would have to be installed. I'm not sure if that would mean the cameras would be somewhere else.

bigfatronssba · Saturday at 10:17 PM

clint van damme said:
Really should be 30k for all the remaining home games

Unless we go on a horrific run

shmmeee · Saturday at 10:44 PM

clint van damme said:
Just to be clear, you mean a repeat of 30k and not an additional 30k?!

Doug’s booked our laps, the wily capitalist.

play_in_skyblue_stripes · Saturday at 10:59 PM

DannyThomas_1981 said:
I have to confess I now get very emotional on watching the team celebrate at full time with our fans - with everything on the line and late winners.

Why?

I never thought I’d see these days as the game nearly died through hooliganism in the 80s with 7,000 odd at HR.

In L2 and L1 without a home - didn’t even think we’d have a club.

Recent games we've done everything to give it away with every game being a cup final but somehow we get it over the line. The release on winning is unreal.

Seeing us at 5th in front of 30,000 and the connection with the supporters and team- some of us who never left - simply tears in my eyes. These are amazing days.

A great and heartfelt post Danny like so many of your posts. Our club is certainly back and with great potential.

ptr · Sunday at 12:38 AM

It is absolutely brilliant going to the games at the moment.

Just wish people would stop crying over the clapping we live and die. Get over it. It’s class whether we clap or not.

Bernie Rhodes Nose · Sunday at 7:09 AM

Loving the match day experience at the moment:
Love the opening video of the goals
We live and die
The half time buzz
Followed by Gangsters
Then watching the players giving everything for the City. MVE, EMC (last week Rudoni) they had to be dragged off the pitch and as for BTA he we wasn't pretty today but you could see what it meant to him at the end. On the pitch all these players, to a man "will live and die" for the city.
Right now for a Sunday morning Coffee and EFL Highlights. "Enjoy yourself, Enjoy yourself...

Super Graham Withey · Sunday at 7:28 AM

DannyThomas_1981 said:
I have to confess I now get very emotional on watching the team celebrate at full time with our fans - with everything on the line and late winners.

Why?

I never thought I’d see these days as the game nearly died through hooliganism in the 80s with 7,000 odd at HR.

In L2 and L1 without a home - didn’t even think we’d have a club.

Recent games we've done everything to give it away with every game being a cup final but somehow we get it over the line. The release on winning is unreal.

Seeing us at 5th in front of 30,000 and the connection with the supporters and team- some of us who never left - simply tears in my eyes. These are amazing days.

Yeh it’s amazing what a few streaky wins can do for the atmosphere

Londonccfcfan · Sunday at 9:49 AM

I must admit i choked up at the end seeing Robins walking off pitch.

Theres only one Mark Robins. What a man.

CovInEssex · Sunday at 12:59 PM

Londonccfcfan said:
I must admit i choked up at the end seeing Robins walking off pitch.

Theres only one Mark Robins. What a man.

Think many were expecting a walk around, don't think MR likes that sort of attention. He gave a thumbs up as he walked down the tunnel

play_in_skyblue_stripes · Sunday at 1:56 PM

ptr said:
It is absolutely brilliant going to the games at the moment.

Just wish people would stop crying over the clapping we live and die. Get over it. It’s class whether we clap or not.

I plan to learn the words but my memory for songs has never been good!

I really like the lyrics and musical content. I believe it represents Coventry City now more than Play Up Sky Blues.

Captain Dart · Sunday at 2:15 PM

ptr said:
It is absolutely brilliant going to the games at the moment.

Just wish people would stop crying over the clapping we live and die. Get over it. It’s class whether we clap or not.

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT · Sunday at 5:53 PM

bigfatronssba said:
I'm not sure.

I remember just before the 2023 play off final it was mentioned that along with the floodlights, in the event of promotion a TV studio would have to be built and improvements to the camera system would have to be installed. I'm not sure if that would mean the cameras would be somewhere else.

When the CBS first opened there used to be a gymnasium in the corner next to the away fans looking out over the pitch, I don't know what's there now but they could surely put a studio in there for Sky etc.

bigfatronssba · Sunday at 5:59 PM

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT said:
When the CBS first opened there used to be a gymnasium in the corner next to the away fans looking out over the pitch, I don't know what's there now but they could surely put a studio in there for Sky etc.

Yes I remember, I was a member.

You’re right, that place was massive. Whatever they need could fit in there

Not sure what they did with it

Adge · Sunday at 8:20 PM

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT said:
When the CBS first opened there used to be a gymnasium in the corner next to the away fans looking out over the pitch, I don't know what's there now but they could surely put a studio in there for Sky etc.

Yeah-forgot about that. You could also run around the perimeter of the pitch on the track if you were a member of the Gym.

Alkhen · Sunday at 9:10 PM

Adge said:
Yeah-forgot about that. You could also run around the perimeter of the pitch on the track if you were a member of the Gym.

You could also jog round the pitch in the morning when you booked the hotel rooms they converted out of corporate boxes. Bloody loved doing that deal. £50 with a match ticket and drink in the casino. Big Murphy bed pulled down in the boxes, views of the pitch. Was an absolute steal, no wonder we were fecked financially!

CovInEssex · Sunday at 11:13 PM

I may or may not have ran around the pitch and celebrated scoring an imaginary goal basking in front of an empty 'Cov telegraph' stand

MalcSB · Monday at 3:53 PM

bigfatronssba said:
I'm not sure.

I remember just before the 2023 play off final it was mentioned that along with the floodlights, in the event of promotion a TV studio would have to be built and improvements to the camera system would have to be installed. I'm not sure if that would mean the cameras would be somewhere else.

Loads of space on the Balcony

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