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I remember that 1964 season we started off battering teams and I think we had an eleven point lead and that was with 2 points a win but same old city went on a right wobble and only secured promotion on the last day

There's only Walsall, Burton and perhaps Port Vale where journeys take under an hour, we all know what the M6 is like and there are a number of games around the Manchester area and another group in Yorkshire, my beef is any cost to an over night stay should not come out of the manager's budget...

If CCFC stayed over every away game what do you reckon the total bill would be ?

Thats the point Mowbray was making staying overnight pre-match was a better preperation than 2/3 hours on a coach it is more than that though preparing in a pro football manner is the right way to do things, if skyblueweeman is correct on it costing around £2k for a team to stay over night...

Tony Mowbray has highlighted travelling up Friday night for the Fleetwood match was a big help to our victory as reported on CWR this morning they also said he had to use money out of his budget don't know how much but would have thought at the very least the extra income we are getting from...

A rolling 2 year contract could be an answer gives security and value should another club woo him away, as for 10 years you're having a laugh aren't you ?

I think the missing ingredient is a goal scoring midfielder neither Vincelot or Fleck are going to get many which puts pressure on Armstrong, when Maddison returns it might improve a little

Jacob Murphy is a typical winger and like most even the very best have lulls during a game, Tommy Hutchison, Ronnie Rees, Dave Bennett were all like that but in a 15/20 minute period can transform a game, I just think Murphy needs to improve his final ball. He could and probably should have as...

Let's see how he does at Fleetwood, had he stayed here any longer we would be playing division 2 football now, I suspect he will be managing a league 2 next season...if he lasts

I think most who go to Wasp games are rugby people very few converts from footie the catchment area for them includes the whole West Midlands as there are no other premier rugby teams in that area.

I know lots of old die hards who just don't bother anymore, yes they follow the results as eagerly as anyone, watch us on telly and a lot did go to the Gillingham match more as a thing they had to do but Fisher and friends did massive almost unrepairable damage to our infrustructure with going...

Blackpool is one of those potential banana skin games we have all witnessed in the past, so let's not he counting any chickens just yet whipping boys for the start but now bagged 3 wins on the trot. We will create plenty of opportunities of that I'm certain but we do miss too many imo got to get...

The knock on affect from Sixfields is bigger than fans imagine, the fact we have clawed about 4000 back is a bonus. We seem to have a regular hard core now of about 10000, to increase that by 50% is going to be very difficult, but we are getting above Waggott's 11000 minimum requirement so not...

But let's stop talking about Steven Pressley he's history and Tony Mowbray is the only manager we should be talking about or want to .

We still need to capitalise on these chances we keep getting, missing far too many for my liking, has cost us points and 2 cup ties and could have cost us 2 points today, hey but perhaps that's a bit negative a wins a win I suppose

Aren't we glad to have a good c e o to sort things like this out, seriously though would have thought one bus could have hung on for half an hour for stragglers after all the wrong time was printed on the tickets

Great article but have to ask what is the purpose of Tim Fisher or Steve Waggott ? Both taking up decent salaries, why ?

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Missing chances is the concern for me, every match home or away good chances are being missed and it has cost us points and 2 cup ties, that isn't Mowbray's fault but maybe he has to look at it, we still don't score anywhere near enough from midfield

Yes I am bothered it sounds to me we had enough chances to win three football matches, again. I watched us miss chance after chance against Chesterfield, Shrewsbury last Saturday and were shooting in second half at Bury, that ain't good enough