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I was getting ready to buy a ticket, then they moved the game to Friday, so I can't go! Bummer. :(

Nimely would cause an awful lot of problems for defenders in this division. Maybe he wouldn't score loads, but he'd certainly get a lot of 'assists'. As I recall from watching him at the Ricoh, he had very quick feet and in this division would probably be awarded plenty of free kicks because of...

RFC, the spivs and chancers that own the football club have backed themselves into a corner by moving out of the Ricoh and threatening to build a new stadium. Their bluff has been called, and I firmly believe that they are now very keen to move back to the Ricoh. Assuming that this would be...

Noggin is not alone - very few people believe a new stadium will be built or even land purchased. Of course, RFC, you claim to be in the know. So please enlighten us (without revealing your sources if you wish).

I suppose it depends on what is in a footballers contract. Maybe strike action is not allowed unless it is an official action of the PFA. I don't know, and I don't want to enter the quagmire of employment law!

If they work for Sisu, they quite probably would be sued.

They not only don't do the smart thing, they don't seem to do much at all.

Dennis Wise was no pushover. Perhaps he'll come out of retirement:o

Mark Robins has left Huddersfield Town. Been there a year and walked after the 4-0 defeat by Bournemouth yesterday.

I suppose the answer to that is "whatever someone is prepared to pay for them".

"The £590,000 debt is non-negotiable and its settlement and the dropping of all litigation involving ACL is a pre-condition of any deal to return the club to the Ricoh Arena". This is the quote from ACL provided earlier by shmeee. It seems to me that negotiations can start now but not be...

30 percent? Are you sure it's as much as that?

I'd welcome him back, but he seems a bit 'lightweight' for this division. I think he would be easily kicked or brushed off the ball.

The fighting stopped in 1918 but that was really just a ceasefire. The war officially ended at the signing of the treaty of Versailles in 1919.

How long did delivery take? Three weeks?

The sale of Terry Bly (ironically replaced by the Hud) was a bit of a shock, too.

Quite rightly, too, in my opinion. They can't be expected to just sit and leave the pitch unused while Sisu continue to bugger about.

19. Must try harder (as my school reports used to say).

They will, NW, they will.

Chiefdave, the new phrase is 'the Coventry community'. This is even more nebulous and vague than 'the Coventry area', and just as meaningless. The FL have quickly latched on to it - just about the only thing they have done quickly.