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Not as a CCFC player though, has he? Whilst he may prove to have been a value for money signing, he should keep his trap shut about how wonderful it is to be here and to plays as a Coventry City player in front of Singer Corner until he has made a significant contribution to a win against a...

The PL screws everybody else in any way possible and the footballing authorities simply allow it.

I’m getting really sick of all the hype about how much he is looking forward to playing for CCFC in front of the home fans. If it was genuinely an ambition, he could have achieved it several times over the past few years, rather than goung to other clubs. We are just his last pay day. Epitome...

Poor chap. I feel really sorry for him. VAR - who knows what the outcome would have been Might have ended up only winning by 1-0 rather than 2. After all, VAR worked so well at Wembley, didn’t it?

The point is that the keeper didn’t have a fucking hand on it. Watch the video is slow motion. Keeper has made a save by parrying the ball yards away from himself and is reaching for the ball, Simms slides in and contacts the ball first which keeper watches go over the line - and then clutches...

So the keeper would have let go if the ball came to Eccles? It was fun”after the event”, but the referee should have made a decision. Fun was Peake giving Allen a piggy back in 1987.

If the ball is a metre beyond reach, it’s a fucking stupid rule.

It was probably a bit of a double bluff. If it all goes tits up, Lampard was doomed from the start. If it goes unbelievably well, then Lampard has done even better than it appears given how tough a job following Robins was.

Nothing wrong with that. Goalie has metaphorically shit himself and dropped the ball. Simms has brushed past him ( at the worst). Wouldn’t be a foul anywhere else on the pitch. Would that level of contact by a defender on a forward in the area result in a penalty award. I doubt it, you can hold...

What do the rules say about a goalkeeper, in his own penalty area, grabbing an opposition outfield players foot and not letting it go. If Eccles had made the sort of serious effort to get control of his foot back that could have been expected, the gk could have been injured or Eccles ankle...

Similar, but as you describe it totally different in that Wilson still had his hand on the ball.

Does that continue if they take their hand off the ball? Did Shay Given still have control when he rolled the ball for Dion to score? The SW goalie clearly did not have control of the ball for either of two incidents. They are so used to being over protected they claim a foul if someone looks...

Let’s not credit Lampard and his coaching team, let’s ascribe everything to luck.

Liam can perform badly against any team in the land. If he performs badly against a Yorkshire team there would be no reason to suspect it’s because of regional bias.

I haven’t banged on about this for ages. Labour must have done an unusually effective job of getting this in to people’s mind and memory, and then when it is raised they don’t seem to make any attempt to set the record straight. They could deliver a reduction in bills. Stopping energy companies...

Very subtle.

And energy is to go up quite a bit with the new energy cap. Not what Labour allowed us to think pre election. If their £300 reduction pledge had expired by election day, which proves it is not worth listening to pledges by opposition parties, they really ought to come out and say it very clearly...

Are there enough of them to skew that stats that much?

I have previousky suggested this could be a cover up by the hospital, who have just lost an employment tribunal when the CEO ( a medic) won a case for constructive dismissal following her whistleblowing - which is supposed to be protected in the NHS. Evidence was destroyed by the Trust...

The weasel words used to justify the attempted intervention are shocking. If this was a Tory chancellor, @shmmeee would be all over this.