We have received an e-mail from Nora Shufflebottom from Stoke Aldermoor about the recent suggestion that Coventry City should fans boycott the refreshment kiosks at the Ricoh Arena. Here she explains the reasons for her anger.


Dear West Terrace,

I've been a supporter of Coventry City all my life and have followed them through thick and thin. Whether at Highfield Road or the Ricoh Arena it's always been a part of my match day experience, you can't beat a "pie and a pint" while cheering on the Sky Blues!

The reason that non of the profits go to Coventry City Football Club is because Coventry City Football Club sold their rights to any share of the profits. They must have known what they were doing when they signed the contract. There is no point moaning about it now and these mindless idiots who think it will achieve something or want to make a point are thinking balti pie in the sky. Why should we not enjoy a nice hot pie on match days, followed by a pint and maybe a Kit Kit?

I've contacted the vendors directly and also suggested that it might be profitable for them to sell Popcorn too. I'd certainly buy a box or two, and fudge, I love fudge!

Nora Shufflebottom