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Agree. To me the club I grew up supporting no longer exists.

How could you all overlook this classic?

Vanden Plas was the way to go. The jewel in British Leylands crown.

Eakin just said about them pulling the story.

<p> Its what mercia is called now.

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These players do need kicking into touch. The only problem is how they react to it though. Micky Adams tried to be the disciplinarian and the players just stopped playing for him. The fact the players know they can get rid of a manager they don't like is everything that is wrong with football.

Just highlighting the fact that other clubs have been through what we've been through, and no matter how bad things might seem you never know when something might turn up to reverse this decline.

Think I remember reading that Saints won 15 of their last 17 fixtures that season. I don't think I'll live long enough to ever see City get that sort of form!

Thanks for pointing that out!

Before this gets moved this is CCFC related. My Wolves supporting mate has highlighted to me how our decline is very similar to what they went through. It also highlights that once a club is in decline it is very difficult to break the cycle. In 1979 build a new stand that cost so much it...

Assuming the new managers first game is Carlisle next week it is absolutly critical that we win that. I know its only one game but the season has to be turned around with immediate effect. A poor start to the season is so difficult to break out of, as was seen last year, and remember we have...

That though is the problem with shortlists etc. If he is on the shortlist, then god help us all. If he isnt then where is the motivation for him to do well?

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As a boring statto I looked it up & we've never been as low as 24th in this league.

The sort that would end up with him getting really angry! The funniest thing about Alan Partridge is his ability to get really pasionate about the most bland subjects!

This new manager had better be the sort that thrives under pressure! Can anyone else remember a time when the whole future of the club was going to be decided by the next manager? (I know JH did but I dont think that expectation was on him at the time).

At least we can find something to take our minds off football. Tuesday night can be one of two topics: A) Has the pedestrianisation of Broadgate been a success? B) Will Warwick castle ever recapture Stanley the Eagle?

Well the thing that is starting to concern me is the fact we are starting to get left behind. If at the start of the season you said we wanted around 85 points for at least a decent play off place, which would have been around 1.8 points per game, which I thought this team were capable of...

Surely you've been a City fan long enough now to know thats not the case? Experience of supporting these has taught me that when you think things can only get better, they suddenly get worse!