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In your opinion. That's opinion not fact.

You’re not, most of the players mentioned on here I have never heard of.

I think Allen was a bit unlucky last season. Didn't impose himself at the start but I thought he played well during his isolated appearances later on. I thought he looked really sharp when he came on yesterday.

All that tells you is that football in this country is too expensive.

I can't remember when or why he left the club. Did he simply retire after leaving?

I've never seen this before.That was lovely, thanks for putting it on here.

I don't know any of the players as people, opinions are based purely on performances. I disagree that Dacosta was better going forward.I think his all around game was poor. Hopefully that will improve this season.

I think Dacosta has been very disappointing so far, apart from his performance against Forest. I thought he was really weak in defence and his distribution and crossing when going forward was poor. He tends to thump first time crosses into the box more in hope than in judgement. I wouldnt write...

I thought when this fixture was announced that it was Leamington v Coventry City XI. Got tickets for this game and now Wolves so can't complain.

I know nothing about Bright's 'dark' side, only what I have read on here. On the pitch, I loved his half season with us when I thought he showed what a good player he was and could be. I also didn't realise that he had played in so many games for Wolves, 40 odd, presumably in the Championship...

Mine too, but I beat you by a few games.My first was in February at home to Carlisle. The last 54 years have been very difficult at times but I bet that you ,like me, wouldn't change the team you support.PUSB!

And the season after City were promoted to the top division.

I love O'Hare but I would disagree. I think Enobakahare was the better League One player. He consistently started games in his half season, something O'Hare didn’t manage . I also thought O'Hare was immense in the Championship, Bright would have to be at his best to match Callum's performances...

I travelled to games at St Andrews with a friend and we shared the cost of the parking season ticket there. Sometimes he drove, sometimes it was me.The stewards checked the name the parking season ticket was bought in, so it didn't matter which car was used. I sent him the info on parking...

I don't think Robins would sqander two years playing salary on someone who is good at the training ground or in the dressing room but who can't perform on the pitch. (I don't think you really believe that yourself either). Neither of us know what Kelly is on but whatever it is it would stop...

But you would still be left paying a player for two years who is not good enough to play in our league. Do you really think Robins would do this, particularly when money is so tight?

One is at the start of his career, with the potential to improve and to add significant financial value, the other is coming to the end of his career with no real sell on value, mainly due to being at this stage of his career. None of the above is the point. The question is really who added...

If he thought like you, that Kelly is not Championship calibre, why would he have re-signed him at all? Furthermore, why give him a two year contract? I don't see why this is Sheaf v Kelly. If Kelly isn't good enough for this division then don't keep him on, irrespective of whether we have...

Why does Robins see things so differently from you?

I think Kelly's two spells back in the team after his injuries were a major factor in us staying up so comfortably. We were visably a better team when he played. Obviously stats play an increasingly important role in today's game. Thankfully they haven't replaced the idea of forming opinions on...