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I don't think we can drop to 18th unless Birmingham win by 4 clear goals. Other teams can't overtake us today. Could even go up to 16th but don't want that as it would mean Forest beating Millwall by 8 clear goals!

KV ictor. Great, he has a classic Coventry number plate!

If they are available and we don't mind them selling them down the river, it might be worth giving them a punt?

Hey! Don't raise you voice. Or do you want Squanderland to jump in with a massive offer?

Shipley's skill in hitting the post?

O'Hare - fooling the ref into thinking he hadn't been fouled?

Well played lads. We're looking to consolidate our position in the Premier League this season, so don't need any distraction with a Cup run. You looked like you tried hard in the first half. So that that's good enough for me. (Loosely translated from the Spanish)

Like giving us a bye into the Quarter-finals Semis each year to give us a slight advantage.

That particular 'headless chicken' scored 13 goals in 26 appearances. Bly and Hudson were hard acts to follow,

Better than Wasps!

Ronnie Rees and Roy Kirk. And Jimmy Rogers, Reg Matthews, Josh Eccles (Goon Show), and Colin Colilindridge nearly made it.

Don't remember Fair Point. But definitely Lol Harvey.

Wouldn't it involve a release fee? ;-)

Surely itsabarnowl?

I suggest we do. He's now nearly 40. We were one of only two teams he played for without ever scoring and its almost 6 years since he last scored. Come to think of it, he may be one of the very few players the "Worth a punt" brigade don't want to sign! ;-)

Referencing JB's comment earlier, it seems that unlike George Curtis, the Hud only battered Cod.

Northampton were promoted to the First Division during the time George Hudson was with us but somehow managed to go from the Fourth Division to the First and back again right down to the Fourth within a decade I think. They reached the top flight before us but didn't stay quite so long! I...

My family moved to Cardiff at Christmas in 1958 and though we got to a fair number of City games between us for the next ten brilliant years, I missed quite a few George Hudson games. But I never saw us lose when the Hud was playing. You just knew that whatever the state of the game, he would...

I think that was before my time, but do remember those who saw Hannibal in the single campaign he played for us said he was never the kind of mid-field general we needed and used to rubbish him all the time for just playing it over the top. Still we now see he was years ahead of his time...

Or the front? Or even the side?