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As I say, I don't really know what he does or how he does it, so I can't really comment on how effective he may or may not be. Going back slightly to the subject of board members not having football experience though, it can have its perks - http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/14901438.stm

Depends on the level of involvement for me. If you're there for your business and media links I'm not fussed, if you're advising on transfers and team matters I'd like at least some expertise. Bear in mind I have no idea what Brody actually does, but his background seems to be networking and...

I don't see the big deal about him attending a match or even having some thorough knowledge of the sport, unless the next allegation is that he's involved with picking the team. His expertise is media and business, so if he does something good eventually on that side of things I couldn't care...

Who was Nick thinking of with ex-City and Irish?

You probably shouldn't be telling people that your opinions are 'bloody fact'.

Easier said than done.

Have they checked the XXL won't need a fire safety certificate?

Baseless speculation by the looks of it, but the guy was at Hull, now at Ipswich and doesn't need to take two bottles into the shower. His name came up a lot in the build-up but luckily it seems there's nothing to it whatsoever. This show is dreadful. What we've found out is that clubs don't...

Did I imagine Jamie McMaster or was that real? Also Vicente Engonga, although I can't remember if he was a loan or a short-term contract. Either way, bumping the average age of the team up by a good 8 years by himself.

Probably only fair to say if he actually comes up, otherwise it's dragging someone's name through the mud with no basis. Hopefully the names get bigger than Elvis Hammond, otherwise University Challenge is calling.

One player I've heard mentioned a lot is a particularly chirpy player recently released for unspecified disciplinary reasons. (that's subtle enough to not get in trouble if he's not named, right?)

Reading maybe, but Fulham aren't what I'd class as a modern tinpot club. They're one of the few clubs upholding a rare sense of tradition in football, something we can't really crow about in our two-thirds empty out-of-town corporate concrete bowl.

I don't believe Redknapp to be dodgy really, but it's fun to apply the wideboy wheeler-dealer caricature to him, like football's Del Boy. Play it cool Trig, know what I mean? People always talk about his former clubs being in financial trouble, but unless Redknapp is the board as well as the...

The red away version was amazingly even worse. When people talk about these being lowest times as a Cov fan, just show them that season's kit selection (not if they're epilectic though).

They'll definitely change it next year, but the success of this one might result in us going retro again. Of course, eventually history can only repeat itself so far and then we're back here:

I assume we'd all keep Bigirimana in first team contention still?

He was sent off with Eastwood to the fitness camp wasn't he?

If they're anything like Robbie Savage they'll be checking how their hair looks on the action replays.

When you played in front of 400 people was there an air of violence in a corner directing most people's attention towards it? I wouldn't say the few minutes of disturbance would directly affect a result either way, but there's no way it would happen and all 22 players on the pitch would...

I'd expect them not to misplace passes or lose concentration while defending but that happens too. Human nature.