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I agree Nick. Winning games is a philosophy lost on us at present so I am bothered about points on the board. That will save Mowbray's job for sure.

Sorry, it that because he is too expensive, wouldn't come or you think he is not good enough? A multi promotion winner at Swansea, Millwall and Wolves, ousted at Wolves by the new owners keen to bring their own man in.

I would get Kenny Jacket in. By the way I would love it if we went on a run and Mowbray proved me wrong.

I would like to think that something will happen that is more positive but from this standpoint I must admit its looking a safe bet that some or all will turn out correct

Mowbray is dour and does not inspire confidence that things WILL change, that much is clear, his buys have been suspect in the main and his successes have been limited to the first half of last season. He is a decent man and I don't like to see decent people lose their job. That said he is...

As we all know there isn't anything straight forward in our situation and whoever is to blame is irrelevant unless we are looking for who to lynch. What really concerns is there isn't anyone who can navigate the storm we are coming into in the next 12-18 months. That much we know and we can...

I did like our 60's and 70's badge

if it was a permanent move I would agree but if it was because all of the idiots concerned couldn't reach a solution then rather than kill the club then I am sure we could stay afloat locally. At Northampton I really was at the point of divorce from the club as the owners had taken the step...

The scary part is that we haven't got anybody capable of navigating the club through the quagmire of legals, relationships, sport or even with its captive audience-us! We are bereft of leadership, common sense and cash, whats left is hope and that is what is expiring on a daily basis.

If we had to move from the Ricoh then the blame would have many fathers and a willing partner in Wasps. If it came to that then I would suggest the club moves to a home that with a bit of work could accommodate them and still be within reach for all fans: our brethren at Nuneaton Town, forget...

I see you voted to remain!

I believe that the manager and his team have had enough time and are heading in a downward spiral, Mowbray is uninspiring and you can see that each week in our results.

Mowbray has had long enough, its time for him to go, take his fitness coach, his director of football with him. Wait until the team have bedded in? I've been waiting since 2000 for a decent team. Get rid of this lot and give someone else the chance, maybe just maybe they will be able to make a...

I hope Coventry City return to Coventry with new owners, otherwise the team I have supported for 50 years is dead to me. Not based on results, not based upon sport but based upon having my club run by people who are not characters I wish to be associated with. A replacement club?, I am open...

And the point of this is?

Starving Sisu of funds has not worked, anybody who has followed this ongoing debacle knows that protests fall on the deafest of ears and with the best will in the world the fans are disunited anyway and accept the status quo, albeit reluctantly, and no longer are looking at the FL, FA or any...

I would agree with that assessment of his managerial talents and for me has been lucky that the off field issues have deflected away from the results and worrying lack of nous in the transfer market. I think that in NORMAL times he would have come under far more scrutiny but he hasn't rocked the...

at the moment 55 people does represent a sizeable chunk of the support

Be careful what you wish for When we failed to pay for the build of the stadium no one could imagine the shit that it would cause long term, we were grateful for the council and the Alan Higgs Trust for getting us over the line and getting our new ground open, yes the same group that some are...

well according to ransom, we were debt free at the start of the decade and are now shit loads in debt, my maths tell me we are losing far more than a million a month to accumulate our debt. Anyway congratulations to Leicester, a great season, and enjoy your season in the premiership.