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Keogh's not gone yet!!

oh well, never mind!!!

agree just what we need, lets watch this space for the next 2 weeks!!!

our academy is vital for long term survival, gives us the chance to grow and develop young kids into potential stars, and although there are set fees in place now, if we can get the balance right between selling players on to make some profits, and moving others into 1st team action, i think its...

thats the whole idea of pre season, especially as we've got so many games this year. give Thorn chance to see who plays well together, what works and what doesn't, try out new things etc

of course, if not sold then he's a coventry player. unless Thorn knows otherwise and is just waiting for the inevitable.

Shaw to work with defenders, Carlsey to work with midfielders, adn Whelan to work with strikers. Be nice to have specialist coaches for all positions, although i'm not sure Whelan has any or enough coaching experience to be classed as a specialist yet?

agreed - would sell bigi to keep Keogh every time!!!

they said ages ago they had to get us to a point of break even and working withn our means, especially with the new financial rules coming in to force. it was inevitable we were going to have lose a lot of players and drastically cut the wage bill, as well as its inevitable that any decent offer...

i've said for months i will not renew until some reassurances from the club about moving forward, i'm pretty impressed with the 3 signings so far, and if we can keep hold of our best player who will no doubt become club captain that speaks massive volumes for me and i will do my bit and get up...

if the sell on clause is decent, and we have 1st refusal on a loan deal i think he has to go. as much as i don't want him to and think he would do a great job for us this year, it could be a pretty decent deal for the club!

IF Keogh signs an extension and is staying i will be up the Ricoh tomorrow to renew mine any my lads season ticket the only thing i can see convincing him to stay is the ambition of the club to bounce straight back up to Championship, and part of that is SISU's commitment moving forward. 'IF'...

attacking set pieces i don't see being a problem without a target man, Wood always looks dangerous, and depending who partners him at centre back you've got to get them in the box. as for defending set pieces, hopefully this will stop all 11 players defending in our box, i don't rate Murphy on...

knowing any money will not be re-invested, another player would be preferable. knowing SISU still have a business to try and run, part cash and a player would be the best option all round ideally another decent centre half, or a strong, battling midfielder would be the only option if swapping...

good to see his family life is so important to him, and from what i read about how he came to coventry and asked for a trial all he wants to do is play football and is very greatful we gave him that chance. lets hope thats enough to keep him here if he gets to have a say in things.

i wouldn't like to guess at percentages, but a lot of south america has always been in poverty and look at some of the footballers and teams they have produces - brazil, argentina, uraguay a few years back etc

priorities i guess, football is not seen as one of their top sports, although i think once one player becomes a househols name and is seen to be earning a decent living from the game things will change and we will see more and more indian players. similar to china/japan etc who are producing...

thats part of the reason why the FA have backed new changes to mini/junior football to replicate those in Spain, Portugal etc, and more and more futsal is being played in schools all over the UK

on a positive note - i'd of thought the council would of been kicking up a stink if we were signing players and active in the transfer market and still behind with the rent?????

wooooo hoooooo 2 signings!!! a massive step in the right direction!!!