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The days when Wembley wasn't a regular occasion. I was in our end , Davy Crockett hat , standing just behind the guy holding up the florescent smiley face. I always told people I'd only go to Wembley if Cov got there. That dream came true. Who'd of thought I'd go four times in the last seven years.

Saw him comparing at The Dog and Trumpet. Came on stage with a Tesco bag and pulled out a crumpled piece of paper and started reeling off a brilliant poem. Madness played that night ,1978 ish. Them were the days

Very John Cooper Clarke There's one for the teenagers

Good shout... forgot about that

I think Leicester will stay up ...so perhaps a good move

True but a lot richer

I think the loan system worked well for them. They had 5 players on loan , 3 of which were brought in in January. We had 2. One didn't work out (it happens) the other hardly played

I'm one of the over 55's (well over actually) and being a Cov fan over the last few seasons have been the best I can remember since the FA Cup win. I like winning games in the championship as opposed to fighting off relegation in the top flight. Believe me, there's not much fun in that . Been...

Fair play, didn't realise he came on so late. But TBF that was 40 mins that he looked okay against expensive players knackered or not

I think we need 4 regular first teamers to come in. Including a keeper. The Vik money is vital

He was surprisingly good against Man United but last night, back to normal

Collins, Thomas and Dasilva no where near

He wouldn't get on the underground, the air pollutions too bad down there

Well I know he gets driven round in a £300,000 deisal powered Range Rover Sentinel. Don't think they do a hybrid version

He improves Leicester. Not sure he does the same for West Ham. Palmer doesn't really improve us much

Ipswich will just be another parachute payment club and back with us after a season with shit loads of money. We don't need anymore of them , just makes it harder to go up.

Certainly can. Collins to Kitching to Thomas to Foden = bloodbath

Watched that last night. The funniest thing was the way Brighton carried on with the short ball even after they'd been punished. Almost like they're brainwashed to play that way. Man City players were like vultures waiting for the inevitable.

It looked off to me at the time. I was surprised the linesman didn't flag. Let's move on , all this whining doesn't help. It feels like a victory and I'm happy with that. Pep would take us far more seriously and Man City would of owned us.

To start next season with Collins and Wilson as our goal keeping options would be a backward step. If we have real aspirations of promotion a new keeper is a priority I would of thought.