Suffolkskyblue
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http://www.socceronsunday.com/article/aston-villa-relocate-scotland/
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Villa on the move? (3 Viewers)
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Otis
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It's only January 10th, not April Fool's day.
torchomatic
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Don't worry, it's just business.
mechaishida
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“I’m a season ticket holder with a 1 litre Fiat Punto. Am I expected to throw on a kilt and drive 6 hours to Falkirk for every home game?”
Oh how I laughed at that...
Oh how I laughed at that...
stupot07
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This could potentially be great news for us:
- An empty stadium, with a larger cohort of potential fanbase to engage/recruit
- its in the Coventry area (well cov is now greater Birmingham what's the difference)
- large enough for us to show PL ambitions,
- we're a nomadic club (3 grounds in the last 15 years)
- we can just drop "Coventry" from our name and call ourselves "City" like the insects did.
- cheaper than a new build
- sell it that's move or bust (worked for wasps)
- no one would notice the claret and blue seats as long as we're playing entertaining football
- it would be backed by the Trust, they have no problem in sports clubs moving permanently from their local area.
come on sisu make it happen.
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- An empty stadium, with a larger cohort of potential fanbase to engage/recruit
- its in the Coventry area (well cov is now greater Birmingham what's the difference)
- large enough for us to show PL ambitions,
- we're a nomadic club (3 grounds in the last 15 years)
- we can just drop "Coventry" from our name and call ourselves "City" like the insects did.
- cheaper than a new build
- sell it that's move or bust (worked for wasps)
- no one would notice the claret and blue seats as long as we're playing entertaining football
- it would be backed by the Trust, they have no problem in sports clubs moving permanently from their local area.
come on sisu make it happen.
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torchomatic
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Plus, I'm sure there'll be plenty of "car parking opportunities" for the right entrepreneur.
This could potentially be great news for us:
- An empty stadium, with a larger cohort of potential fanbase to engage/recruit
- its in the Coventry area (well cov is now greater Birmingham what's the difference)
- large enough for us to show PL ambitions,
- we're a nomadic club (3 grounds in the last 15 years)
- we can just drop "Coventry" from our name and call ourselves "City" like the insects did.
- cheaper than a new build
- sell it that's move or bust (worked for wasps)
- no one would notice the claret and blue seats as long as we're playing entertaining football
- it would be backed by the Trust, they have no problem in sports clubs moving permanently from their local area.
come on sisu make it happen.
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stupot07
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Yep, I was thinking along the lines of a Park and Ride scheme....
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letsallsingtogether
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:laugh::laugh::laugh:
vow
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Liked this one myself....
“If a club has to come North, can it not at least be someone watchable?”
bawtryneal
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Absolute classic. PUSB and SOTV
westofrayne
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"Liverpool Mascot Tears Hamstring" made me laugh out loud
TakeMeHome
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The canteen staff moving 10 yards forward in the Liverpool story is still making me laugh now!
No Way Back
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Reminds me the laugh I used to get from the Sunday Sport. This is right up there with WW2 Bomber found on moon.
Otis
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Why's that funny? They found the Biggles helmet and half opened tin of spam and everything.