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There was a game not long after Ndlovu joined, it could be Liverpool, in which he scored a diving header at the far post at only about two feet off the ground. I'd love to see that goal again. Also, round about 1976, I remember seeing City beat Norwich 4-3 (or was it 5-4?) at home. Remember...

This reads very much like an invitation for people to break the libel laws. Be very careful what you write pop pickers.

Sorry everyone - blasted iphone predictive text! What I meant to type was "that was good result yesterday don't you think?"

I would support MK Dons and my favourite player would be Tony Cottee.

If a beautiful magic giraffe went to the Ricoh and through his powers caused the entire club to disappear and not exist, would you support a different team like Shrewsbury or Yeovil? If so, who would you favourite player be?

If we draw the next game, does that mean we will finish mid-table?

It's not just you, but it is only people with worms. However I fully expected us to lose this game at 1-0, even though my arse was fine, thanks for asking.

Ah yes, but then Juke is a very good player. I think the days of us buying gems like Juke have gone for a while. Our only hope is to borrow one.

It's a bit of a guess, but I reckon he opens supermarkets, visits world leaders... that sort of thing. It's a good job - well paid with a great, albeit short, career path.

Yes me too: Irish = good goalies; frenchmen = good lovers; german women = good card players; english = good at creating national sterotypes

It could be a good thing. Our squad is easily good enough to win loads of games in Div 2. We could go to all sorts of grounds we haven't been to before and see us stuff them by 10 goals every week.

Gravity may well be a weak force, but when a club is as dense as us it falls quickly

Yes, our players would be excellent in League 2.

We are in Division 3. All the games are going to look like we should be at least achieving a point in.

I recall that Jess looked poor for several months until it clicked for him. And Gallacher before him was ordinary for a while.

He's found his level. He couldn't score for toffee in the Championship. The Forest fans call him McGoaldrought

bizarre. Why would you change my text to something so horrific?

He's still a young man. We tend to forget that football players don't live in the same world as the rest of us. All the way through school they are considered special because of their skills. They tend to leave at 16 and then carry on spending every day with young men in a unique situation -...

it's not funny if it is supposed to be a joke

According to the BBC website, with nine minutes to go, Coventry have enjoyed 37% of possession. 37%, at home, to a club that didn't even exist 10 years ago. Good Lord. It's tough being a Sky Blues supporter these last few years. "We'll have a punt" will we Bryan?