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CCFCWal always used to get the team spot on. He hasn't posted for ages though. I think he got sick of people asking "Source?!" all the time.

Just to point out Ben Turner signed a new 3 and a half year deal last season. He never played for the club again. Just saying...it's no guarantee they'll stay.

Agreed Dorset...the reaction of "oh, so Igwe was lying again? Ah well, we kinda expected that.." is pretty much the norm now. Their default action is to lie.

Not posting often-just little nuggets-is very much in keeping with the previous DK. As is his general language. I think it is him.

Whereas my point, made until I'm (sky) blue in the face, is that we are getting much better results than we would playing hoof-ball. If we keep giving the ball straight to the opposition, as previous Coventry teams have, we would be conceding much more. Young players are also learning through...

Platt is in his last year, McSheff is stalling over his offer, and I can see Thomas and Gael interesting bigger clubs. Shit like this is why people are protesting today. This is just one in a long series of kicks in the teeth. Can we please start kicking up a bit more of a fuss at The Ricoh...

Odd, I don't recall Kuklinski being quite so rabidly pro-SISU before :thinking about: Whatever your views on the matter, why on earth do you object to people carrying out one of their essential human rights-to have a voice and protest? It's very undemocratic of you! Seeing as they won't let us...

And do you win games by playing hoof-ball? No, you don't, as we should know full well after the likes of Adams, Dowie and Boothroyd. Yet EVERYDAY people on here keep stating it as a fact that if we simply stop trying to pass the ball to a man in Sky Blue, we'll suddenly start winning. WAKE UP...

Fielding cost a fair whack from Blackburn and is an England U-21, as did Cywka from Wigan. They even have a few of their ex-Prem players like Pearson, doubtless on miles more than we can afford to pay. They may have bought 2 players from Crewe last season-but for 750k! Way beyond our reach. It's...

Illunga and Chimbonda were pretty big signings for them too: well out of our reach. We couldn't compete with them off the pitch before Saturday either, but we certainly did on it.

But he does believe that the players are better than a relegation side. I don't agree, but I can see how the manager would be incapable of doing his job if he didn't think the way that he does. I don't think it's to the point that it has a negative effect-it's not as if he's turned down...

There really is something dodgy about this Willie McKay set up..they are signing a myriad of players that woudln't normally go near them.

Gael showed plenty of that fighting spirit last week and look what happened. It's simple and has been said on here many times-leaders cost money. We don't have any money, and if we did it would just go to SISU.

I reckon we'll pick up a couple of wins from those games. I can't wait for West Ham and Saints, should be real crackers.

So nobody else thinks this was an attempt to keep players morale high and self-belief up, then? I really do keep finding my self in a minority of one!

Yep, he did the old trick of kicking his own leg to make it look like Willo had made contact with him. A true moment of bonding for me and my Dad-that was the most angry we've ever been together (at least, other than at each other..)! Absolutely loathed Bergkamp from that moment on and I can...

I'd take 3 Blind Mice over SISU any day! At least they understand football and would communicate with the fans a bit better. This logic is based on the de facto situation that ANYTHING or ANYONE would be better in those regards than our current "custodians"! I'd take The Honey Monster assisted...

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that every manager in the league would laugh in the face of that "knackered, my arse!" post :facepalm:

Entirely agreed Stu, I thought his handling from crosses was incredible and he commanded his area very aggressively. If he had a weakness, it was long-range shots that he sometimes didn't anticipate, thus leaving him flat-footed. But I can still only remember 4 or 5 of them over his time with...