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Yes, my memory is not that good now, but I definately remember him bombing down the left wing, he had a great 'engine' from what I remember.

The Telegraph has an article about Steven Froggatt on their web page, they say he converted to full back. He was my favourite player of that time but I can't remember him playing full back, can anyone else remember that?

Kastaneer is at a critical point in his career now, surely. What's he going to do, sit back and see out his contract? - then what? or settle for playing in a lower league team in this or any other country? or sort himself out, start listening to the coaching advice, and get to a proper fitness...

No it doesn't prove your point at all. It's a matter of opinion which role he was best in.

Yes he was brilliant playing up front. I just checked and apparently he started his career as a centre back with Norwich, so my original comment still works in reverse.

Yes, his 4 appearances were as a striker but I'm pretty sure I remember Hoddle (I think it was) mentioning his ability to play centre back as an added bonus to him being in the squad

Gordon Strachan tried his hardest to get Dion to convert to centre back. Read this. Gordon Strachan: My ultimate line-up of players I’ve managed – without Roy Keane He also played centre back regularly when he signed for Leicester And this is what Rooney thought. Dion Dublin: Wayne Rooney said I...

Pask would be more likely to fill that roll, he has played as a defensive midfielder before. Tongue in cheek, I know, but there are many examples of players converting to a totally different roll and excelling in their new position. Kevin Phillips started his playing career at right back, and...

The two on the left have got very thin left legs. Worrying, if they are new signings

Wow! can that apply to me as well?

There could be some big bargains available, It's going to be a balance between signing players early to get the squad settled as soon as possible, and waiting to see how many players become available on the cheap. I don't wish administration on any club, but Wigan could just be the start.

They won't finish in the relegation places this season I don't think. They have 50 points and have collected 13 points from the last 5 games, including 3-0 last night

Or this: EFL slammed over Championship decision that affects Coventry City It's about returning loan players, and why only some are allowed to play this season. Coventry are not even mentioned in the article. Or this. ‘Exciting’ - Mark Robins provides latest on Coventry City recruitment plan The...

I feel a bit sorry for their supporters, they have been in the playoffs 3 out of the last 4 years and lost them all. Their supporters were not a bad bunch as I remember.

Doesn't sound right, I prefer the White Christmas version

Easy to schedule games so that both teams don't play home games at the same time surely?

I would take another look at the stats if I were you. Coventry City 1-0 Sunderland: Matt Godden strike sends Sky Blues top of League One As you say, we sat back on our lead as we did in many games this season. 48% possession and more shots on goal (on and off target) is hardly being played off...

Not this year, it was difficult to find any L1 form table we weren't top of

If he was offered one last year it would still be on the table I assume. They wouldn't necessarily need to improve on any offer made last year in order to be entitled to compensation