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Good luck to the lad Hope it works out for him Which of us hasn't made mistakes when we were young? Hopefully he'll start again and move back up through the divisions as many others have in recent years

Robins has done a great job - in the circumstances He came in when we were in free fall, a divided club with huge off field problems and was the 4th manager that season What he's done since is remarkable and has given us fans some great days So he's definitely a very good manager of players and...

Leyton Orient at the time were owned by a crazy, vindictive Italian who deliberately sabotaged the club to get back at the fans, who had been giving him stick because of his insane stewardship The guy had paid Barry Hearn £4M and used the club as the basis for a reality show on Italian TV

I think there might be a bit more to this The Times ran a sympathetic article at the weekend where all parties apart from the club and fans were condemned including SISU and the council As this news has also broken in The Times today it's more likely to have come from a source within, or close...

Here's the story from the online version The print version is a shorter precis Coventry City will today propose a ground-share with Coventry Rugby Club next season in talks with the EFL as they attempt to avoid being thrown out of the Football League later this month. The Times has learnt that...

I know the Butts was the club's preferred option back in Chris Anderson's time It would be the least worst option

The Times is saying this morning that sharing with Coventry Rugby at The Butts is the main option after St Andrews was disqualified because it's too far from Coventry

Nice to see Kelly being recognized He shipped some unfair stick last year when he was trying to play through niggling injuries The lad is fit now so we're seeing the benefit

Pretty fair assessment Mind you looking at it dispassionately it would be a great adventure if we went on a run now and got up through the play offs again But let's be honest our young team would find it hard to cope in the Championship next year As others have said maybe a near miss this season...

Sounds like a nasty piece of work

I'm hearing St Andrews is favourite

The players all like the Ricoh stadium and facilities but hate the surface they have to play on They'd all prefer to stay there despite the state of the pitch

It's actually simple The top teams want to play against us and go for it The journey men teams sit back and defend deep and try to frustrate us and get set pieces With a young team like ours it's actually easier to play against a side that is trying to win than a cynical team using war of...

The new McWankty

O'Brien is fit now. Played for U23's yesterday but he's had some sort off fall out so is in the bomb squad

Nice article today by Oliver Kay in The Times saying the situation the club finds itself in is a disgrace

Think you might be right

Expect the EFL to be sympathetic Everyone knows that the innocent party in all this is CCFC who are caught between a group of horrible Hedge Funds and an obstructive council Providing we have a written agreement for the option of a ground share with a host club they won't boot us out and the...

It does a bit, we'd all be the same looking at a new job So much so that a club with a scruffy training ground will have their first meeting at the ground to make an impression if they have a decent stadium A club sharing a ground but with believable and tangible plans for either their own...

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