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Not all coaches want to be managers.

I must have missed when he was actually sold?

Depends on the structure of each individual deal.

They have squadered so much money in recent years is there any left? If he goes Veavash will go too. He though long and hard about his new contract and perhaps needss a new challenge? Grendel has some ex Portsmouth manager waiting in the wings so don't panic 😁

Sold as seen usually does the trick 😂

He wasn't hung out to dry he had played in that position before and played well. If one game shot his confidence it must have been very low to begin with?

I just hoped they would bring some financial nouse and stability and have us flirting with play offs. Not the shit show that followed

Most of them have retired.

I don"t see any reason to get excited over his comments today.

If his specialisation is security and safety - he needs to get on top of that unsafe pitch.

No its a complete mess.

What do you think of the Wasps bond scheme? You would be all over it if SISU had done it no doubt? I bet you are one of the ones that perpetuate the myth if SISU had got the Ricoh they would liquidate the football club and build a housing estate on it? I was born in Coventry and live in...

Soft defending for third. Surrounded by sky blue shirts and has all the time in the world to get his shot off. No need for Hamer to make that challange in that area of the pitch. Terrible judgement by Moore.

Taxi great player but might struggle to get a work permit.

This is a great idea because it is how we got rid of SISU.

The responsibility for the pitch is clearly with Wasps. However, where I think CCFC and the EFL have some responsibility is giving them a realistic time frame to do so after the CWG. The thing that has probably caught everyone out when decisions were made; no party allowed for us haviing such...

The public statement by both parties should have been the solution.

I agree. I was just pointing out the difference stance of both sides. I dont even think the Wasps wingers and centres would want to play on it at the minute. In rugby forwards tend to prefer grass and the backs artificial surfaces (a generalisation I know but a common split).

The big worry for me is both sides have resorted to public statement ping pong - blaming the other party. Rather than finding the solution and actioning it behind closed doors; which you would expect from two professional companies.

Especially when both vultures are slowly starving.