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That sound is a woosh.

Wouldn't exactly help his chances of engaging in active dialogue with them if he did run to the press again.

Excuse the ropey picture quality, taken using a phone.

I hate that mawkish guilt-inducing bullshit that you see idiots roll out when someone famous dies. If you honestly have to question why the death of someone famous and part of pop culture makes bigger headlines than a fireman or a soldier, I wouldn't trust you to cross the road unsupervised or...

Boothroyd's got that authoritarian thing going on. Great if it works like that one time with Watford, but his spell with us was almost exactly like Colchester fans said it would go so I don't envy his next club.

The club shop is rammed today with the open day going on so I wouldn't fancy the chances of anyone trying to ring through.

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Reading have had a bit of joy over the years plundering Ireland, I'm surprised more clubs don't look over there.

As the first young man to ever be in the slightest hint of bother, I hope we steer clear of this obvious stain on society.

Keep me informed of your decision.

Second post, people. It's nothing to do with football.

EXCLUSIVE: Coventry Telegraph editor diagnosed with Tourettes

If a contract expires the player should be a free agent, you can't hold them captive. We've signed players on freebies over the years, we're hardly victims.

Who says that moods are affected by the weather? Sunny, happy. Sunny, happy. Sunny, happy. Raining, about to cry.

Solid stuff from the Telegraph again.

Where did I say any different? I said it's standard practice; the rule change affects the majority of clubs. What it isn't is exclusive to us or surprising in any way, shape or form. Pretty much every club that isn't wiping their arse with £20 notes from PL parachute payments have to seriously...

Bignot is a right-back, which supports Thorn preferring Keogh in the middle.

The advance against guaranteed season ticket income is not exclusive to Coventry City as Godiva mentions. It does make for some nice 'Oh no! Click here!' Telegraph website hits though. Not that I'm cynical about the Mirror Group's journalistic philosophies or anything.

In my last game just before a restart I took Cov up first season by the playoffs before launching a record-breaking losing streak. I resign in November before I take them down and Shearer takes over and miraculously keeps them up. Even more miraculously, 12 straight PL defeats is all Man City...

You'll all be in love with him when our offence are hitting in three-quarter power right in the top shelf where the cookies are.