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Why will it?

That's called the Pressley factor

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-city-fc-would-pay-8797060 Coventry City FC chairman Tim Fisher has confirmed the club would pay rent in any new stadium built by owners Sisu. The confirmation came as Mr Fisher responded to questions...

And I'm just saying we have enough about us to pick up enough points against poor teams.

Form can change and we have a good enough team, relative to the rest of the league, to make it change. if it was as simple as that we may as well end the season now.

http://www.rugbynetwork.net/boards/read/s96.htm?98,15141682,page=1 They don't seem to happy, I don't think they relalise there are still tons of free tickets in circulation for every game at the moment.

Of course it will be difficult and absolutely we have problems but so do other teams, the difference in quality between teams at the bottom and teams who are challenging for the play off is minimal and certainly not anything we should be fearful of. Look at Barnsley who have gone from relegation...

Of course it will be tough fixtures as they always are when you are low on confidence but the way some are talking it sounds as if they are expecting a comprehensive 3-0 defeat like Swindon served to us earlier in the season. They will be tight games decided by a goal either way. And league...

Not should or would but could, they were tight games. On another day the same level of performance over the last 2 games could have yielded 4 points such as the margins are in this game. Theres people on here saying we will be lucky to get more than a couple of points, these aren't brilliant...

True but you could extend that further and say anyone is capable of beating anyone in the UK as Bradford proved earlier in the season. Point is we aren't playing a Bristol City or a Preston. We have a decent chance of winning going into everyone of the next 5 fixtures.

We're capable of beating all of them, Chesterfield, Fleetwood and Peterborough were all poor at the Ricoh. Doncaster are an average team and hopefully Bradford will have there eyes on other matches. That said we're also capable of losing all of them if things go wrong.

Yea just been on, Mowbray didnt give a very definitive answer when asked if this opportunity was right for him.

I think he knows this, he said today we didn't protect the defence well enough.

It's not so much he mistakes or howlers, he just looks to lack the sharpness, speed of thought and fitness.

It's not great though is it, is it that hard for you to admit that the Rugby had an impact on the deteriorating pitch?

Yea, relative to the rest of the league you're ok but the standard of this league is shocking imo.

You're still a poor side, although as I've said before I think the whole league are poor outside the top 5 (even then I don't really rate Sheffield Utd) the only bit he was wrong on was saying we should be beating you with ease, as we are awful at the moment.

JOB has 5 I think, I don't think he was ever officially credited with the goal in the 1-0 win at Sixfields vs Sheffiled Utd.

Mowbray said after the match, he'd like a calm voice and experienced head at the back. He said his concern with Webster would be that the defensive line would have to drop deeper to cover Websters lack of pace and then if you drop deep the opposition will just pump long balls into the box...

I think he's just coming back from an injury As far as injuries go, Reda Johnson, Jordan Willis and James Maddison remain out while midfielder Conor Thomas made a return to training yesterday but won’t be pushed for the weekend...