Its is everyone elses fault you fool, you should know that by now.Here we go not even off the first page and the Council are mentioned like I said on my first post the Council DO not own my club Sisu do and 7 years down the road and nothing.
It's either play at St Andrews untill it's built or move back to Ricoh.. Football League will continue to move the goalposts if it gives them the quiet life.. 5 more years in flytipping capital of the world
Here we go not even off the first page and the Council are mentioned like I said on my first post the Council DO not own my club Sisu do and 7 years down the road and nothing.
FFS indeed. We won two games today, TWO games in ONE day!!!!FFS.......
FFS indeed. We won two games today, TWO games in ONE day!!!!
Can you imagine what it would be like if we had lost both?
FFS indeed. We won two games today, TWO games in ONE day!!!!
Can you imagine what it would be like if we had lost both?
Reg we have had 7 years of this and no plans let alone bricks dont know about me being dead half of this forum will be. I want us back in the Coventry area at least not 20 miles up the road.
Second point wholeheartedly agree
It's either play at St Andrews untill it's built or move back to Ricoh.. Football League will continue to move the goalposts if it gives them the quiet life.. 5 more years in flytipping capital of the world
Fair enough.Bore. The. Fuck. Off!
In the last 72hours CCFC have:
•released their away kit for 2021
•signed a Premier league CH
•signed a much sought after, excellent striker
•won 2 friendlies against a decent opposition
You decide to come on here amd not speak of ANY of the above, but instead start a thread about Tim Fisher and negativity about not having a ground!
TAKE YOU FACE FOR A SHIT AND FUCK OFF, please!
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No, but do own the land we want to build a stadium on and have the overall say on EVERYTHING built within the cities boundaries. Now, as far as I'm concerned, because of those 2 very reasons, the council are the biggest reason no ground has been built yet.Here we go not even off the first page and the Council are mentioned like I said on my first post the Council DO not own my club Sisu do and 7 years down the road and nothing.
Not for me, I support coventry city fc. Not the ricoh arena. Whether we played at St.Ans or the memorial park, while the CCFC crest is on the kit, they'll be CCFC and ill support them!Fair enough.
But like it or not, the issue of where we play our home games will continue to overshadow
everything else that goes on at the club until a resolution is found.
They do but you've alerted the spelling police, even in this post as well!Grammer police do not even take Saturday night off?
But but but Tim Fisher is a c**t, sisu out, NOPM TIL I DIE, orange twat with text a sub, etc. etc. blah de blah.And there we have it
This weekends drunken thread...anyway we’ve only drafted in 2 quality players this week & won How many friendlies
Enjoy it even I’m happy
So you support Coventry City FC and as long as they have the Coventry crest on their chestsNot for me, I support coventry city fc. Not the ricoh arena. Whether we played at St.Ans or the memorial park, while the CCFC crest is on the kit, they'll be CCFC and ill support them!
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No, but do own the land we want to build a stadium on and have the overall say on EVERYTHING built within the cities boundaries. Now, as far as I'm concerned, because of those 2 very reasons, the council are the biggest reason no ground has been built yet.
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But the more succesful the team is on the pitch the quicker the ground situation will come to fruition?So you support Coventry City FC and as long as they have the Coventry crest on their chests
you will do so, yet you have no issue with playing outside of Coventrystrange.
We all support Coventry City FC but the stadium situation is obviously the biggest single issue
facing the club right now, the longer it goes on the more dam it is likely to be to the club ‘both
now and moving forward.
How many times have we put in plans in 7 years.come on the Council don't owh all the land in and around Cov. If we have a perfect good case for planning it can only be turned down on planning reasons ie traffic problems.As for talk about Warwick Uni site my thoughts are that will get thrown out even a site is put forwardNo, but do own the land we want to build a stadium on and have the overall say on EVERYTHING built within the cities boundaries. Now, as far as I'm concerned, because of those 2 very reasons, the council are the biggest reason no ground has been built yet.
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BPA, woodlands school site just to name 2.Which land is that?
And the council can’t stop something that hasn’t been proposed.
Councils seem to be able to do want they want, up and down the whole country, corrupt bunch of fuckers.Which land is that?
And the council can’t stop something that hasn’t been proposed.
How many times have we put in plans in 7 years.come on the Council don't owh all the land in and around Cov. If we have a perfect good case for planning it can only be turned down on planning reasons ie traffic problems.As for talk about Warwick Uni site my thoughts are that will get thrown out even a site is put forward
BPA, woodlands school site just to name 2.
Granted the Woodlands site was a non starter from the word go, but they put their oar in to the BPA from day 1 and threatened the Rugby club to not work with CCFC.
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Reading coventry evening telegraph and facebook.Based on?
BPA has a rugby club on it.
Interesting you say Woodlands...
But how is any football club supposed to achieve long term relative success on the pitchBut the more succesful the team is on the pitch the quicker the ground situation will come to fruition?
Nobody gives a shit about a 3rd/4th tier football club, but a successful championship club is a whole different matter.
We won promotion last year, against all the odds, whilst playing in Birmingham City's ground.But how is any football club supposed to achieve long term relative success on the pitch
if it cannot achieve long term financial sustainability off it.
Why put it in everyone knew it was a non starter so was the the BPA 2 thousand on a Saturday afternoon right next to the town centre is bad enough but 6 or 7 times that amount no chance.BPA, woodlands school site just to name 2.
Granted the Woodlands site was a non starter from the word go, but they put their oar in to the BPA from day 1 and threatened the Rugby club to not work with CCFC.
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So you think it’s a viable long term strategy for the club ?We won promotion last year, against all the odds, whilst playing in Birmingham City's ground.
So you think it’s a viable long term strategy for the club ?
We won promotion last year, against all the odds, whilst playing in Birmingham City's ground.
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