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Apologies if I've missed it, but has anyone been able to say when we last won 5 league games in a row?

My only excuse is that I've a good mate who's a Halifax Town fan and I know he'd want to discuss it with me. 1-1 and pretty poor stuff.

Watched it on the box and he didn't impress. Zavon Hines and Marc-Antoine Fortune (just) also showed up for Chesterfield. ZH got man-of-the-match.

It's just good management to have cover in every position to allow for substitutes, injuries, suspensions and loss of form. So O'Brien Grimmer Davies Thompson Mason Kelly Ogogo Andreu Jones Bakayoko Hiwula would be the cover for last Saturday's starting eleven. I'm just pleased that it's so...

And we've won 5 of our last 6 televised matches.

For a variety of reasons I rarely get to see the Sky Blues although I've been a fan since the 4th Division days. Things that impressed me today were Everybody put a shift in The defence, with the exception of Stirling, looked pretty secure (and yes, I'm including Burge in that) The strength on...

I certainly think L1 is too big a jump for some of our fans who haven't upped their game at all - 4 league games gone and they're into meltdown. 13 new signings and playing in a higher league means it will inevitably take us time to settle down. At this point last season we had just suffered...

The strike rate for those 5 players taken together is less than 1 in every 4 games, so 11 goals in a full season. What's so great about that?

stop being so obtuse

18,000? Are you sure?

So we look to have a squad of 22 players from which to pick the 18 needed. Burge O'Brien Grimmer Brown Sterling Mason Willis Davies Hyam McDonald Doyle Kelly Ogogo Jones Bayliss Shipley Vincenti Westbrooke Andreu Biamou Clark-Harris Ponticelli and that's not allowing for any youngsters or...

Me too. Do those who felt otherwise really feel as gutted today as they would have done if we'd lost to Exeter?

As the OP, I apologise for being pathetic, ignorant and small-minded. I don't know CJ and I simply couldn't relate to anyone who thought that England winning the World Cup was more important than our getting out of League 2. Although the comments suggest that I'm in the majority, there are...

Isn't the real measure of this - how gutted you'd feel if they lost. If England lost the World Cup semi-final or final I'd get over it in 24 or 48 hours. If the Sky Blues had lost at Wembley I'd never have gotten over it.

In The Times today a Coventry City fan, identified as CJ, who is at the World Cup is quoted as saying 'For me, this is better than when we won at Wembley and got our first promotion since 1967'. He can't be a real fan, can he?