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At the moment it feels like we lost it, but at least we got a point and keep the unbeaten run going. Really need to win the coming two home games now to consolidate our position in the top six.

Very sad news, both for Reda personally and for the team.

I think that your final point is right. So good to have a bit of excitement and a feel good factor. I hope you're wrong about his impact though. If he has half the impact of a Strachan or a Wise, that'll be great. Also we have a pretty young side and his experience could be invaluable.

And you'd be telling us why we shouldn't :)

I was with you as far as "polka dots". There are limits.....

It would be great if it was Joe Cole, but it'd also be hilarious for long time CCFC forum followers.....

1900 tickets sold since Wednesday lunchtime - looks promising for a decent crowd.

I think that part of the problem was that they thought that their skills were transferrable into this area. I gather that in their more normal line of business, they often purchase distressed debt and then "play hardball" with the other parties to get a good return. I guess that that can be...

Sorry, but some things are just too horrible to contemplate......

I've supported Coventry since the late 60's - how could that be so if I wasn't a masochist?

That was it. The next home game was (I think) QPR. We had the newly signed Sandy Robertson playing and we were rubbish. I remember a guy shouting "Where's the midfield" as QPR came through again and some wit replied "He's gone to Wolves".

But I resisted for ages........ Oh........OK!!

Puts a late equaliser into context.... Was that the game where Chris Marsden ran the match for us and then a few days later Phil Neal bought Sandy Robertson and Marsden went to Wolves instead?

They certainly would. However they wouldn't be in the position to be able to do so if not for the staggeringly inept "strategy" of our owners.

It would be good - and no more than TM and the team deserve.

459 tickets sold between noon and 4.30pm today. Time to start the rumours of a sell out!!!

Not sure if this'll meet your version of "recent", but the best two I saw were Curtis and then Yorath.

We've also already played away to three of the current top four teams - they've yet got to come to "Fortress Ricoh".

I'd agree with pretty much all of that. Good as Danny Thomas was though, I saw more promise in Graham Oakey before injury also stopped him.

Neil Martin was my first real "Sky Blue Hero". In those days I used to make my Dad wait with me outside Highfield Road until the players came out so that I could get autographs. After the one game, Neil spent a few minutes chatting to my Dad - it was a bit like Zeus had come from Olympus to...