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Overall, I'd say Gael Bigirimana, but it's tough to make a proper call as they are all different players doing different jobs.

Well if that's true, then we're better off just filling the bench with academy players. Better to have players we can bring on, than players that we can't because of due payments!

There's this girl I know and she's VERY talented (If you catch my drift). ;

:D Good to know I'm not the only one that thinks this. I am in no way saying that Clive Platt is going to be our seasons saviour, but Juke's performance will improve alongside him, and that can only be good news.

I understand your sentiment, but those actions would just harm the club further. If we don't go, that's even less income the club are generating, which obviously increases our losses and puts us in an even worse financial position. It's a real Catch 22.

Another one slips away. I'm sure SISU will be secretly delighted about this though.

I can't see anyone signing Ben Turner until January at least. No-one will take a £2m+ gamble on a player that hasn't kicked a ball for 9 months. I would expect clubs to make moves for him in January, if he comes back and proves his fitness, whilst maintaining a good performance level.

True, but Juke definitely works better with Platt. I think he would score more in a season playing alongside Platt, than he would if he played a season alongside O'Donovan.

Platt's back in training, any chance he will figure?

Is this the Company that Sam Allardyce is a Director of?

The only ones I could see going are Clingan, Cranie and Jutkiewicz. Turner won't be sold in this transfer window because he hasn't played, no club will take a gamble like that until he proves his fitness. I guess we could see Platt/O'Donovan go, but that would only potentially be in a deal for...

:thinking about: It's possible to sign players on non-contract terms, so I would imagine that would also be applicable in Lee Carsley's situation. As long as he is registered as a member of Coventry City's playing staff, then he eligible to play.........I think.

Can you imagine the team we'll be left with if all the big players leave (Keogh, Clingan, Jutkiewicz, Cranie, Turner, Bigirimana)? ..................Murphy.................. Clarke...McPake...Wood...Hussey ..................Deegan.................. ..............Bell........Baker...

Personally, I would prefer Keogh - Cranie - Turner - Hussey, though it would be very harsh to drop Cyrus Christie, who has been a revelation so far.

As much as we joke, I actually think he will help Juke when he returns. This could actually turn out to be good news. ROD has done ok, but he is too similar is play to Juke, Platt offers something different.

You beat me too it Kuklinski. I was going to say exactly the same.

I very much doubt he will be fit enough to start yet. We will probably see him play 15-30 mins for the next couple of games, until he is match fit, then he will start. Just my opinion though. Thorny knows best.

Yep! It was hilarious to watch. To be fair, the penalty was harsh, but it was all funny none the less.

He got booked for complaining about Forest being awarded a penalty, then once they scored it, he grabbed the ball and lobbed it into the crowd to waste time. He promptly got his 2nd yellow for that!!

I think that last line typifies why Marlon King was so good for us and for Juke. His movement was immense, always dragging players out of position and creating space.