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Can't argue with that Grendel, Good luck to those that have and what could have been

There owners bought the club in 2010 so in 2008 the sliding door theory applies!

In 2008 when Leicester were relegated to league one and we stayed up by the skin of our teeth we could say we were in a better situation than LCFC. How times change......... Recently I saw a post on here stating that our turnover was 4 million plus per year. Yesterday I listened to a contributor...

Happy birthday to the greatest Coventry City player I ever saw. From the time he joined he was simply magnificent and was consistently very good, at times too reliant on him. He was the MAN!!!!

Any one of them, none would have hit him for sure

I live in Saudi Arabia and went to my first game in a couple of years on Saturday and was pleased with the match day experience apart from the dross on the pitch which is another subject altogether. Thirty two pounds for16 year old son and myself was good value for me. The catering offers good...

That can't be true!!! He is still alive.

I take your point, highfield road was not heaven nor was it a place of continuous success but it was home to generations of city fans and many felt we should still be there. The decade plus since we vacated high field road has been an unmitigated disaster, you can t blame those that have...

The worst thing about today is the league table caused by what happens on the pitch, not by any fan in the stand

At the game today my son asked me what was highfield road like? It was like home I said.

The football was non descript, it had no personality or fluidity at all, just poor end product. Something should change, keeping the status quo will mean more games like this. A lucky point.

Mowbray is doomed. Let's be honest it's just not going our way and he is unable to affect any outcomes. We can't see what he does in the week but we can certainly see there is nothing worth seeing on a Saturday. I don't give a toss if Barnsley we bottom at Christmas, it's irrelevant, I am not...

Esoterica, thank you for a great response.....I am not asking the FA to do nothing or condone, I just hope that a stupid comment by a young man who was not in the public eye is not used to "burn him"

Mowbray is not a thinker, that's for sure. He leaves himself with nowhere to go if results don't improve. I really want him to succeed but the tea leaves are telling me he is dead man walking.

What has earning a hugely privileged salary got to do with anything? you want him punished because he has made a success of his life? or is because you think he has influenced a generation of gay haters to burn homosexuals?

Point taken! I meant that Burnley should not suffer because of the tweets, he was not with them at the time and was not even a pro footballer therefore I fail to see how it is their issue. Give the guy a break, he made a mistake, educate him but have a sense of proportion about the crime. Stokes...

Of course he should take responsibility for his actions, which I believe he has done, it was nothing to do with Burnley and therefore I can't see why they should be trawling through an adults social media account from 4 years ago. Its not even an FA matter surely? the guy was 21 not even a...

And if your confidence is misplaced? IMHO you are too blaise about our situation. We have shown nothing to suggest that we are going to turn the corner in performances or results.

People are bringing it back to a SISU issue, which is wages, clubs reputation(indeed Mowbray is quick to say that clubs like the way we bring their players on) ect...... In these circumstances I feel it is a management issue and therefore it is Mowbray that is culpable. The style of play is just...

Where I differ is that the manager should have bought the players to fit his systems, however the horse has bolted so you are right he should work in training to get a system the players are comfortable with