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If you were to look at how many club owners are doing it for love rather than money, you'd no doubt see that SISU are far from alone in this philosophy.

He's a cut above, but ironically given their history Boothroyd's style of football didn't seem to get the best out of him. Hopefully the display at Burnley is suggestive of how we're going about the rest of the season at least.

It's still Puma yeah, there was mention of them when they first ran the article with Joe Elliott's 'best kit ever!' spiel.

Perhaps a little, but cynicism is healthy. I consider it a small step forward, which is something at least.

In what way did Di Matteo get lucky with WBA, a team who deservedly were promoted?

Because that goal's the exception and he's generally been off the pace and misfiring.

How can you lack confidence in a completely hypothetical person?

I like how the kits in the 1800s have the tag 'Various knickers probably worn' Nothing like wondering whether players are going commando.

McSheffrey's goal is a peach. I don't recall seeing both him and Baker successfully take players on in the entire season to the same point that they did in that two minute video. Maybe change is good.

Retro style would make sense seeing as Joe Elliott loves it. If we are reviving an old number here are our selections: http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Coventry_City/Coventry_City.htm Personally my vote goes to November 1889's pink and blue ensemble.

Pffft, the application is based on methods 9 years out of date. Who are you, George Graham?

He was quoting Joe Elliott who says it's the best he's seen in 50 years of support. Quite the boast.

I liked the sky blue/navy stripes of around 97ish.

I don't buy into the theory that we'd be more of a bargain in League One personally. We'd be the same club but with even less earning potential (you think gates are low now?)

He had a tough job, but his job essentially is to succeed with the players available to him. He didn't do this. He's not the first manager to have decisions taken over his head and won't be the last, here or in other clubs.

We have only just managed to raise enough to build a modest statue of Jimmy Hill.

That seems to be a different shade sadly; one that encourages shots on goal. Let's hope Dimi never gets to wear it.

I believe Petr Cech's current bright orange kit was designed with a similar philosophy; to dazzle forwards and make him seem 'bigger' in the goal.

I remember Campos saying that he designed his own jerseys. Not really something I'd own up to personally...