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No, it’s anything below £1,000,000 and above £99,999.

You say that, but Robins switched the system to two strikers when we were chasing a goal in the second half. To echo what other people have said, we need to be flexible and have several options available. We switched to 3-4-2-1 because we had no wingers and Gooden was injured, so I can see why...

I imagine iFollow would be the key to plugging some of the whole. Or something like a ST giving access to home games on iFollow. Don’t get me wrong, people will most likely go to pubs to watch games, assuming they’re still open. Unlikely, but it wouldn’t surprise me if Amazon or Netflix...

I was about to post something similar to this. I’ve got ‘6 digit’ and ‘6 figure’ mixed up myself.

Is he any good Pete?

If this is true, it would fit a certain player profile we currently need. In my view, we could do with a bigger, more physical CM as a squad player.

No. Shipley certainly contributed more last season, than Bayliss did the season before last. I appreciate we probably had to sell Bayliss last summer, but I feel like he would’ve really prospered in that 4-3-3, the. 3-4-2-1 system we played last season.

That would be ideal. We certainly need to pad our squad out with quality options. At this moment, we lack options at LWB, CM, ST for definite, and perhaps even at CB. McFadz is certainly a top end L1 CB. Whilst Pask and Drysdale have looked good when they’ve come into the team, there’s still...

Perhaps. But, I doubt it. Gooden is a good, natural goal scorer. I could certainly see him scoring 10+ goals this season if he stays fit. Martin and Gooden upfront would compliment one another.

In fairness, we need a couple of experienced heads with no resale value. Our team‘s average age is around 23 and mostly without Championship experience. We need a couple of Championship experienced players to give us the best chance of staying up. All this said, I’d be pleasantly surprised if...

In the Covid-19 22 team playoff. Gotta love the playoffs!

You two need to sit down, face-to-face for an episode of 'The Gloves Are Off'. The result would be pure verbal entertainment.

The comment about the football revenues being ‘immaterial’ to Wasps was particularly striking.

For example, Kastaneer...

Agreed. Its been a stitch up since the council took all the money from the Tesco deal for the land. The club cannot continue to be ‘enslaved’ by the RICOH indefinitely. Regardless of tactics, SISU were right that it was totally broken and unsustainable relationship between the RICOH and CCFC...

What happens when two hedge funds are pitted against one another?

Regarding the sale of the RICOH. What legal action could SISU even take against Wasps alone? Obviously all action against the CCC impacts Wasps either directly or indirectly. But, I can’t think of what we take Wasps to court over.

Totally agree that we need to be on the owners case for getting this stadium built. However, I totally disagree that we shouldn’t be asking questions of Wasps and CCC. Everything needs to be done to ensure that we can get playing back in Coventry ASAP. If Wasps not the CCC are not asked...

I don’t disagree. Again, the Brighton example. One local authority agreed with the planned work, the other didn’t. The link I provided to NW outlined a few things. The main contention is a disagreement over interpretation of policy. Which clearly demonstrates that some of this is open to...

What other city that is similarly sized to Coventry in the UK would have 3 sports stadiums?