I maybe wrong but wasn't Highfield Road given to the people of Coventry as 'a gift'?
Welcome my friend :welcome: From memory I think that HR was sold some years before the club actually vacated and was held on "leaseback", arrangement. I don't think that there was any time limit on the arrangement and for that reason I remember being surprised at the time that the club decided to move to a new home. At the start however it was to be a joint venture with the Council thus a share would have accrued to the club.What i would really like to know is what happened to the money of the sale of our previous stadium/land. I mean until about 2 years ago i actually believed that we owned the ricoh.
I guess this is as good a place to ask, im new to this forum so welcome me kindly
Loved the east stand, the concourse was far nicer than the Ricoh the view was fantastic and was a great improvement than standing in front of a concrete bank. Miss highfield road days but we had a great team then and games to remember, I can't think of a "I was there day" at the Ricoh, rather to many I wish I hadn't bothered. Sadly many people don't bother now
Im a cov fan from ireland and have no one to talk coventry stuff with, no other fans over here lol
The Ricoh will be our home for the near future
I am actually even boring myself by saying this over and over again, but we are at the Ricoh FOR GOOD - it is our home long term. Anyone who keeps talking about a move is deluding themselves.
I sound like a broken record by repeating this, but HR is gone and we are at the Ricoh now, and that is where we will stay - GET OVER IT
Im from and lived in N.Ireland for 22 years and only ever "saw" one other Cov fan, well he was wearing a Cov top anyway! haha, its a lonely world in Ireland for us Cov fans!
Loved the east stand, the concourse was far nicer than the Ricoh the view was fantastic and was a great improvement than standing in front of a concrete bank. Miss highfield road days but we had a great team then and games to remember, I can't think of a "I was there day" at the Ricoh, rather to many I wish I hadn't bothered. Sadly many people don't bother now
Im from and lived in N.Ireland for 22 years and only ever "saw" one other Cov fan, well he was wearing a Cov top anyway! haha, its a lonely world in Ireland for us Cov fans!
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