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Perhaps they're all Villa fans :confused:

Totally feeling it man! There's something about the team at the moment that is just wonderful. When the goal came in the 91st minute I was watching final score and was jumping up and down on the sofa shouting "Yeeeeaaaaaah". I've hardly every actually jumped up and down on the sofa with...

That's some textbook playground football isn't it?! Haha!

I used to get annoyed with Huckerby because whenever he'd get the ball, his head went down and he just ran like a charging rhino. I used to want him to play more touch football. But then when you see things like this, you realise perhaps it wasn't all that bad ;) Haha!

Great idea. Good work.

Great work this. Nice one.

You're totally right man and we do measure value added in things these days too, which accounts for what they're predicted when entering school and what they come out with. For example, predicted a C at GCSE and they achieve a B = +1 on the value added. This in my opinion is much better. But...

There's some good football there, nice to see. Brings back some nice memories of Highfield Road too. Thanks for sharing.

One chap at work is a miracle worker. He's simply awesome. He's an English teacher and opts to always work with the toughest, kids and takes children that typically wouldn't pass a single GCSE and gets them E's, D's and even C's. This in turn has tremendous knock-on effects for the individuals...

We've won a game or two this season that apparently we were lucky to win, so it figures we'll lose a game or two we should win. It's karma. I still have massive faith in Robins and believe with a run a of good football we could make the playoffs. PUSB.

Education has become soooo unbelievably target driven, it's ridiculous. Private and State sectors. All they're concerned about is the end result as opposed to the journey the student goes on through their years of education. The school where I work (private school in East Sussex) is pretty...

Agent Lambert! Haha! That's some funny shit. It is satisfying to see them in this position. I don't really know why, but they just are the most dislike midland team. Everyone seems to hate them. Blues, Baggies, Wolves etc. I remember going to see us get battered 5-1 (possibly 5-2 I forget) at...

On the subject of BBC breakfast presenters, I've got a thing for Sian Williams. Got a few unusual fancies, but I'll leave it there for now ;)

As a teacher, I totally agree ;) (even if I do work in the private sector :whistle:)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20984464 Looks like Robins is in it for the long haul. Good stuff.

Brilliant!

Create a Coventry equivalent to TOWIE! That said, if it brings some much needed money into the local economy, is it such a sin to consider the idea "selling out"? Tough call.

Leaving early... poor form, no matter how bad the teams playing, we have a duty as a supporter to see it through to the end. I made the point in another thread: I'm a teacher; if I'm disappointed by my student's work, do I get up and walk out of the classroom? Yes make you feelings known, but...

Leaving games before the final whistle is a travesty. Your football team's like a tattoo, it's with you for life. To walk out before the end of the match in my opinion shows utter disrespect and is not what being a "supporter" is about. Through thick and thin, better or worse. They're human...

Robins is a tough sod. Doesn't mince his word. He's clear and honest, always. You can only respect that, and the players obviously do as they're really playing for him. Best I've felt about a Cov manager for a loooong time.