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The facilities they already have at Broadstreet are more than adequate aren't they?

Another marathon thread.

Every good team is set up defensively. Yes it can stifle your creativity but that is the difference between a good team and a very good team!

That's football for you! Time for players and coaches to dig in!!! As for all those inflated fans expectations...fuck off and learn about football.

What size shed?

So the same applies when it is a sell out and someone has nicked your good seat and you are left with a restricted view? Seats are allocated or they are not. In my experience if you want to move into empty seats ask first...it's normally allowed. But if not what is wrong with your original...

It's a bit like some drivers Nick, plenty of time to get on the horn blowing but not enough time to ease on the brakes. They have just hit a roundabout at 60mph off a 40mph dual carriageway going into a 30mph zone, but they had to brake for someone pulling out? Everyone else is a shit driver...

The thing is it sounds simple doesn't it when hardly anybody is there. But you get a few more and a few more....and people say they are in my seat and every complaint is a problem for the stewards to sort out. So you either have allocation or the first to arrive gets to choose. Then of course...

You are right it is what it is though....But that doesn't mean that it is right or can't be changed. A minority of bell ends have ruined football for spectators for years Most are only big in a group, put them on their own and a bunch of cry babies.

Not with me mate...are you suggesting some fans aren't on the two way street when I am suggesting they should be?

I once went to Oldham res v Coventry res....I was the only Coventry fan there. Mind you I was living in Chadderton at the time.

Now post your results for away fans who had shorter distances.

So can the fans....it is a two way street.

Fleetwood v Coventry a new local derby?

On the first goal McNultys run in th box draws defenders and helps create the space for Ponticelli to score.

I get your point and agree, except great players don't always make great coaches.

He said it was "a problem" which suggests it is either minor or the full extent not known yet. If it was known to be serious or long term I am sure Robins would have said without need of a prompt.

Because so soon after the game the answer will be waffle without commitment, because the answer won't be known.

Why aren't you criticising the club for not automatically giving the information if it is that obvious? I doubt the real answer is known so soon after the game. Robins had the opportunity to give the information but didn't. Why Chase an answer that probably will be different by the end of tomorrow?

Nobody has said he isn't ready, people have just been happy to let Robins do his job and pick the right moments to develop him. Yes he does need to be protected.