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Suchet was back in Cov about a month ago as part of a tour. Deliberately asked for the Belgrade Theatre on the itinerary because it's where he met his wife. Similarly, Ian McKellen did a show a few years back about his time in showbiz because he started his acting career in Coventry. I was one...

At least he seems genuinely upset. To be honest did anyone really expect this to lead to anything new that the countries had any real intention of sticking to? It seems to be that the entire point of these things is not to do something but to be seen to be doing something. Words not action. A...

It does say in the league. Howley played in the EFL Cup.

It's pretty good because it shows we're doing well - success breeds stability - and we've done OK with injuries but there is that nagging thought that maybe at some point they might get fatigued and performance levels will drop. If we can keep that small group fit and be able to swap a few...

First meeting is going to be murder.

Well, for a very short term to cover losses it makes a bit of sense if you like risk. But then they have to rent it back (often making the owner money in the process), it reduces their balance sheet assets so thus reduces their attractiveness for securing debt and makes it more expensive where...

Bedworth and Nuneaton get ten times the points cos they're used to having an extra digit.

It's the privilged upbringing that tells them they're exempt from the rules and can do what they like. Rules are for the lower orders to keep them in check.

Legal maybe, but sensible? It's pretty obvious that it's a strategy that long term won't work in their favour. As has been shown a few times.

Can tell we're not near an election. Threaten to annoy and alienate their main support group. But it's the Tories testing the waters as usual. There will be a backlash and they'll say it was never intended to happen.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-59238464 Well, there's the proof the UK is corrupt. Johnson has said it isn't. Amazed that the question has been asked now over the (in the grand scheme of things) minor corruption of MP's second jobs. Not on the giving contracts to your mates no...

Home.

A graze?

Covemon Go.

No, it hasn't

But I think that late in games where we're winning and the opposition are pushing to score that could be useful. He either gets covered by a player and can get in a foot race with them if we clear it into space upfield or they have to keep an eye on him and it reduces pressure on us.

"What do you mean you're part of the Leamington & Warwick Supporter's Club, Matty? Can I have one, you smug prick!"

Brilliant! I'm just off to the crem to dig up my Auntie Pat.

The production line of striker-bots is operating at full capacity.

The more I hear about the man the more I dislike him.