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Win, and all will be forgotten. Lose, and TM is showing himself to be stubborn and/or tactically inflexible..

When this formation has worked, it's been great...but it hasn't for a while. It has one more draw or loss in it, before it needs to be ripped up and burned...

You're 100% right, the game is in the toilet

Yes ! Phew

Fuckmyoldboots 20 players under contract and 6 on season long loan :o Let's hope it's an exit strategy...

Reading you all stumbling over each other to prove you've picked the 'right side' made me look forward to a time when you'd all died at the hands of old age, beer pickled livers or, dare I say, prescription medication. SISU would be long gone, as would the Coventry Councilors and ACL execs...

Wallet related ?

Meanwhile, the protagonists in the sorry affair are reviewing their considerable personal bank accounts (figures comfortably healthier than ours)....all the while, not giving a flying fuck about you, or your internet points...

Maybe I should have an afternoon pint more often

All a bit pathetic really. We've all been wondering what the 'truth' is, who did what, to whom and why. We're all wondering who will win, because some of us really want to know what went down, and some just want to post the ultimate 'I told you so'. Whether we delved deep in to the facts...

I endorse this as well

Without doubt, Peter Barnes had already played his best football for Man City, West Brom and Leeds before joining us. Two years after his last cap for England he joined us, and proceeded to make 18 underwhelming appearances. He then joined Man Utd, and played only 20 games. He went on to...

I'd go with Keith O'Neill and Peter Barnes (who was as spent by the time we got him).

Eh?.....

And Carlton Palmer was decent...(Somethimg I never thought I'd say)

Two centre mids need to be your best at holding, and the best going forward/creative.... What 4-4-2 side from the current squad would you pick?

In my opinion Arma is the kind of striker that would thrive as part of a front two...

Well put. However, it's clear that those who solely blame SISU have an issue with seeing anything beyond....even given the facts.

Watford do, and Leicester transition in to it during games...

Yep, that's fear based football. Not playing to win, rather, playing to try and not lose....hoping to nick a goal on the break.