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I think I remember optimism...........

Sounds like you've taken some pretty powerful stuff this morning Otis. Got any going spare?

I reckon this is our most important game of the season - particularly with everyone else at the bottom playing each other. if you can possibly make it to the match - please please do.

Probably another one of those media conspiracies. B@stards....

No, Captain Black was a mysteron!

The mystery deepens!

Doesn't that look suspiciously like it was going to be built in Wasps' colours.......(cue the dramatic music).

Yeovil gone. 3 from 9 for the other places.

Got to start winning some home games - quickly!

Half time scores could be a lot worse.

Looking at today's fixtures, a win might be even more useful than usual.

Tommy Hutchison (no "n"). End of thread, no more to be said :D

No use trying to bring common sense into the debate. Let folk have their faux indignation - they seem to enjoy it and it doesn't do any harm. In fact it's helped produce one of the most entertaining threads for ages.

OK - maybe hysterical is a bit strong ,but then "spurious bullshit by the Council Evening Telegraph" isn't exactly measured. The headline is intemperate - as so many are - I think it's sadly part of a sub-editor's (I think it's them wot do it) job description, but I don't see the problem with...

Correct. As you said, you'd already quoted it. Can you explain what the hysteria is about, as no one else has had a try yet?

This is/was the article: Former Coventry Citymanager Steven Pressleyis suing the club for breach of contract. The Scot is demanding the pay-off he says is dueto him after he was sacked three weeks ago – five months after signing a newfour-year deal. The terms of that contract – signed at a...

Might be better for some to re-read the article. it's still on the Telegraph website.

And would you think that that's because they have an anathema to companies whose names are alternate consonants and vowels, or do you think it might have some link to their behaviour?

Don't quite get this. Surely burying it under concrete is exactly the right thing to do with Leicester City memorabilia?

As a matter of interest, has any one checked how many of the clubs that own their ground have the ownership within the same company as the "football business". (Obviously excludes any clubs whose accounts are "a bit of a mess").