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I read that in disbelief. Beadle was highly rated on here before we signed Dovin and he’s been let off for 2 goals this year alone against us. I don’t particularly rate him. For our winner on Saturday, he could’ve parried the ball anywhere but across his goal. All Simms had to do was get in...

I prefer the immersion personally. It does mean I have to pay full attention because I only know a handful of phrases and words in Italian. That’s stretching it as well!

I’ve set up an account and because I don’t have a CV postcode, I’m hopeful I can get away with it… if I can get more than one ticket, would anyone be interested?

100% - I wouldn’t have got rid of Robins and felt a bit ‘meh’ about anyone other than Moyes, Potter or Cooper and that was frankly, unrealistic. Lampard was by far and away the standout candidate and the other runners and riders have struggled since (barring Eustace, somewhat). This comparison...

There’s a Sky series about the rise of Mussolini in Italy which is quite a good watch! One for the history buffs and anyone who likes a bit of gore.

Apologies if posted before, but this video of angry Yorkshiremen crying about Simms winner whilst we’re going absolutely mental is a thing of beauty! 🤌🏻

Home form will be massive, some great opportunities to take some massive 6 pointers. Even with Burnley at home, it could a massive psychological boost to beat them ahead of a potential 6th place finish. Our away games are all winnable games with the exception of Sheff U. Oxford will be tough as...

Kids say and do dumb shit even if they’ve been brought up right. The concern I have is any adults liking and sharing those views because they should know better.

If he doesn’t make the tackle, it’s not a goal so he’s facilitated the goal which is essentially an assist. He’s had a good season and made a mockery of some of the takes that there made about him earlier in the season.

Correct. Ipswich have gone and spent £150m this season to be an all-star Championship team. We’ve spent £50m since Hamer and Vik left us and that’s still a pittance by comparison.

I had this conversation with my mates on Saturday. There’s a good 5-10 lads we went to school with who were ‘die hard’ top 4 prem team supporters and are now Coventry City season ticket holders and well on the band wagon (for now). This is a good thing that the club is winning back ‘our own’…...

It’s a bit harsh. Iirc, the last time we could’ve signed him was the 22/23 season… we were a mess that year and had to sell a top player just to relay the pitch. At the end of the day, professionals have to consider their career first before the sentiments of who they support.

His role is going to be bit part. Assuming we play with wingers in the coming weeks, you’re going to want to switch personnel you’d have EMC, Wright, Sakamoto and Peterson for 4 places and bearing in mind two of those are coming back from injuries, we need to change wingers after 60-70 minutes.

Off the ball in what respect? Rudoni outperforms COH in the defensive parts of the game with the exception of COH being slightly ahead in tackles made by a few percentiles. COH was really good off the ball before his ACL but he felt a bit less aggressive and high energy post-injury. This...

That’s disgraceful. I work with a bluenose and they have an odd system where STHs can lose their ST seats if they miss a cup game. You won’t find me complaining, the points system is the fairest way of doing things that’s administratively efficient. In an ideal world, you’d have a ballot...

The only away game I’ve missed this season is Burnley away and had I gone, I’d have been in the 1400 bracket! Looking I may have to try and get a ticket in the home end or get lucky with people dropping out in my wider network!

Lampard did say he didn’t land on 5-3-2 to make us better defensively, it was more of an assessment on the personnel at the club. We end most games playing 5-4-1 / 3-4-3 so it’s a natural progression to put Rudoni as a roaming AM / CM and play with two wingers. With Haji and EMC coming back...

I think he did, we sacked him after 2 impressive wins v Luton and Boro. He stood up at the fans forum and made his case and imo, got more people open to the idea that sacking a legend was the right decision and also dispelled a lot of toxic conspiracy theories surrounding the last few months...

Carr’s 3 games were against Sheff U, Burnley and Sunderland though to be fair. Judging on our form under Lampard, had he came in a few weeks before the Xmas period, we could’ve been in a better position. The contact time with the players from mid December to new year would’ve been limited and...

I don’t think they have complained had they scored from that attack. Every game there’s some sort of applause for someone who’s unfortunately passed away. Expecting to stop the game deliberately and applause for this kind of stuff is a bit silly.