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I remember problems in the early days when their customer service was poor. Sorry you've had so many problems with it, and of course your complaints about being blocked in such circumstances are not OTT. You've plainly lost patience but I can't help thinking there is probably a simple solution...

Feel like I'm the exception. I don't seem to have any problems these days. Saying it is worse than ever seems a bit OTT when thinking back to those early days of a single camera, no replays or commentary etc. I imagine most of the problems mentioned are connected to your choice of browser or...

Completely wrong. They were predicted to bring 1,500 when there was talk of a boycott, but then they went on a winning run and bought about 4,500 come the game. https://www.expressandstar.com/sport/football/west-bromwich-albion/2022/12/21/coventry-v-west-brom---match-preview/

You dislike Eccles so much! He gets a mention in almost every negative post you make about the team or squad :ROFLMAO:

We had this with West Brom a couple of years ago with talks of a boycott, but they then had a run of form before playing us and sold their tickets. The same will apply this time. If they are in form and feeling positive they will sell out regardless, but if not they will make a big fuss about...

You might be right I don't know, but I would have Sakamoto in the team ahead of BTA for the Norwich game.

There will be a major overhaul next Summer regardless of the outcome this season. I don't see MVE, Rudoni and Haji staying unless we are promoted, which would leave lots of work to bring in suitable replacements. If we do go up however we would probably have to spend like Sunderland have done to...

Watch it back. Oggy picked up on it immediately!

Watch it back. Oggy picked up on it immediately!

Yes to be fa Yes, also if Wright had scored that chance at the end of the game and we had won no doubt the criticism levels would be lower.

I think Grendel's views on Biamou would have run him close.

It was naive of Rushworth not to keep his eye on the ball. However, the gap for Brannagan was already there before he moved the ball, the wall was simply set up badly. It wasn't only me that saw this at the time as Oggy was screaming about this even before Brannagan moved the ball, commenting...

Odds are that you are right, particularly if FL remains manager. Things change quickly in football however, and should he bang in the goals, particularly given his age, his value will increase even given the league he is playing in, and in which case if we still don't want him he would command...

It wasn't. Brannagan had already spied the opportunity and made it even better by moving the ball. The shot went in about a yard from the goal post which was more than the ball was moved so he would have likely scored the way the wall was set up even without moving the ball. Oggy had spotted it...

We will have boobed if the loan deal is with an option to buy, as the only way they buy him will be if his loan is a success, in which case his value increases and we don't get to benefit from his improvement. On the flip side we only get him back if his loan fails and his value incrementally...

Sheaf leaves with my thanks and appreciation for his part in moving the club forward to a place I thought unimaginable 10 years ago, and he deserves to be held in high esteem by our support because of that.

.... but BTA only scored 4 league goals himself last season! Having scored 2 this season those stats suggest we can expect a bit of a drought moving forward. Saka provides far more to the team. He gives us more balance, better coverage for our wing back, is more likely to provide assists and...

Hoping this is just a blip on Rushworth's part and that he will prove to be the keeper we'd hoped for when he signed. If this form continues though I can see us curtailing his loan in January if we are able and looking for an alternative. Apt for a keeper, but its in his hands!

Didn't mention the first goal! Not so sure it went through a gap in the wall as you say but it did go close to Torp who wasn't in the wall. The ball did swerve a bit and wasn't an easy save, but having got to it he might be disappointed to have not pushed the ball out wider. It was a bit unlucky...

Sorry, but he was badly at fault for the second goal. If your keeper positoned a wall so poorly playing Sunday League he would rightly get pelters, and if Wilson had done the same he would have been slaughtered on here. It was clear what Brannagan was going to try to do and he made it easy for...