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A friend of mine in my neck of the woods who is a medical doctor was asked today if he was concerned about the Coronavirus Pandemic? He is due to be on a local radio show tomorrow and shared what what he will say: My simple answer is , "Yep, Things are really ramping up in hospitals and...

Oxford's last ten games were W5 D2 L3. Fleetwood's were W5 D4 L1 Ours were W8 D2 L0 But then you all know that! Teams often string half a dozen good results together. It's much harder to extend that to 10 unbeaten with 7 or 8 wins. (Unless you are Liverpool).

To answer Shmmeee's question: If all teams' remaining results are based on the form of their last ten games, we head the table by 12 points: Coventry 93 pts Rotherham 81 pts _________________________ Portsmouth 80 pts Peterborough 78 pts Fleetwood 78 pts Sunderland 77 pts...

But we don't, I presume you mean.

Or putting it less succinctly, if we play like Southend for our last 10 games and average one point every two games, we should finish 8th= with Sunderland on 72 points. If we can manage one point a game like Wimbledon, we should finish second behind Rotherham on 77 points. If we can manage...

Quite right. But 6 wins 2 draws and 2 losses would also be good. It would mean an impressive W24 D15 L5 87 pts for the season and no panic stations if we lose one or two games.

Didn't realise Burge is playing.

Maybe I've missed the point of this thread ;-) but there are some great names there! Who wouldn't support the likes of Murphy Marosi, Hussey McCallum and Bigi Walsh?! They'd all be Sky Blues Legends!

According to my Barnsley supporting daughter, both Conor Chaplin and Luke Thomas are seen as decent signings (especially Chaplin with 12 goals and 6 assists), but it took time for a completely new defence to bed in and they lost game after game before Christmas as a result. They should have...

They also let the core of their solid defence leave (GK and captain Davies, CBs Lindsay and Pinnock) plus their top goalscorer Kieffer Moore), not to mention their manager Daniel Stendel who was very popular with their fans but who was "pushed out" in mysterious circumstances half way through...

Come on, Grendel, don't hold back!

Thanks! That was it. It wasn't mid-week! And that is why I made the mistake of setting off far too early and why I also remember feeling fed up. I set off in the morning expecting there to be a bit of atmosphere by lunchtime. The place was asleep! Then I found out my mistake - not so easy...

82 points wouldn't have been enough in 63-64 to be top. Palace would have won with 83 points I remember going to Selhurst Park for a mid week game in the 66-67 season. I was living in Brighton at the time and Bobby Gould scored for us in a 1-1 draw. I can clearly remember the goal. It was a...

I think it's in the Fairplay version: "We will never dive."

Sounded more than faint where I was sitting, but I never make out the words of these songs.

Is there a Coventry nostalgia factory in Mickleover? We've sent one or two of younger players on loan there in the past couple of years (can't remember who) but the article speaks of a Ben Turner (not the right one) and these two, McGrath and Satchwell. Not Lloyd or Ken unfortunately, but...

What about women's football. The focus then could be binary?

Nah, it had to be somebody.

Even though this is only post 75, I doubt if we'd sign up to anything before post 2020! ;-)

And there will be so called fans unwilling to travel to home games!