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And he was our top scorer last season. Far too often teams leave their leading goal scorer on the bench because he doesn't track back or goes missing or whatever. We shouldn't make that mistake. The object of the game is to score goals so, for the moment, he has to start.

Just skimmed through the Portsmouth Match thread. If only some of our fans could show the same 'never say die' spirit as the players. You know who you are.

Good guess

Clarrie Bourton - 173 goals in 228 appearances. And only earned £8 per week.

A narrow victory - Smart Arses 3 Helpful posts 2. Last season's run of form for Smart Arses looks set to continue.

Astonishing similarity of view. So who's on the subs bench?

So the team benefit from having those extra fans, the club benefit from having the extra cash, the recipients benefit from being able to see their beloved City, and the rest of us benefit from the 'feel-good' factor this has generated. Mr M-M Janitor for PM!

Gary Mabbutt? A much kneeded contribution.

Rotherham, Bolton or Ipswich for me as relegated teams always take a time to settle.

Template:Coventry City F.C. Player o the Year - Wikipedia suggests that he was in 1977

Apologies - you're quite right. Ian Gibson was a great player but, as I said, these are the players voted as CCFC Player of the Year at the time.

Right hand end of middle row

They were all, at one time or another, CCFC Player of the Year. Main omissions, bearing in mind the age of the poster (McSheffrey is the most recent in 2006), are Dublin and Ogrizovic.

And what do they all have in common?

Don't know how many season tickets were sold but the average home crowd was 34,715.

Anxious to find out if a Ricoh deal has been done yet, I dipped into this thread only to find fans bickering with each other. WTF.

In the meantime, I understand, Berkeley United dropped to the fourth tier of English football. It was eventually resolved by agreeing that the proceeds of the tea shop at Berkeley castle should be split 50/50. And a new lawn was laid.

He'd lost his place at Blackburn Rovers scoring just 4 goals in 11 appearances in his final season. Harry Storer swooped, and the rest is history.

And we scored first against Man United. I remember the newspaper reporting that 'when the cheering had died down to a crescendo'.

Reg Matthews