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My ST didn't work at the Leicester game, so I went up on Friday to get it sorted as instructed. The woman printed out a new one and verified it as working with their little scanner gun. Didn't work on Saturday.

He's back quicker than was originally said right? Or has time moved so quick because the season's been so much fun?

Might be Notts County yeah, I know it was within the last few years or so.

I'll put in a tenner for part-ownership, all I ask is for one of those cushioned seats. A CLEAN one, mind you.

You are correct sir. Someone else more recently bought a club for a similarly nominal fee also under the same circumstance of taking over debt, can't remember who it was.

Anyone expect anything real to have happened by say this time next week? I don't.

The big shirt is back in the club's mitts before kick off or very soon after. It looked like they gave the banner back just before full-time, unless they had a second identical one?

Roll them up and stuff them in your pants. That way if they get confiscated at least you're getting a little something something out of it.

I think that's the way to go if people are planning something for next time. Something visual that the stewards can realistically have no issue with.

The advertising things in the corners are hardly in the same realm, they're in place of seats.

Did they have a flag out during the game? Never mind me then.

It's not adverse banners, it's just banners themselves.

It comes back to them very quickly, and not during the game. It was funny to see the guys with the banner in the CET stand give them the runaround.

He looked alright and came fairly close. Still a little lacking fitness, but willing. Did more than O'Donovan certainly, although he was full of running too.

It's to prevent people from having their view obscured. Roll out a banner saying 'SISU are lovely' and they'll be taken away for the duration of the game also.

I think the tags are automatically created based on words in the title. Try maybe 'SPL vs EPL'?

The result won't make a difference to the perception of what's going on behind the scenes to anyone bar the more simple folk. Oh, hi glen.

Wily stuff. We provide the transfer fee in order to bid,but no mention is made of where the wages come from. As the players continually reject the paltry contracts, the interest built from the transfer kitty goes to... any guesses?

I never get these emails from the club, unless Gmail's spam filter is feeling particularly tetchy.

Coventry's survival would otherwise be based on the hypothetical arrival of saviours who'd be taking over a club in FAR worse shape and a much less attractive prospect than it is even now, which is little more than hope unless someone knows of some opportunistic money-men hiding in the shadows...