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Going back to the OP, on the whole the tactics are fine. The biggest problem we have is going ahead and becoming a bit more protectionist on our lead rather than continuing to do what got us the lead in the first place. On too many occasions MR has been slow to react to changes in the way the...

I think it's because they're the two that seem to tire the most, possibly due to the amount of ground they cover. With O'Hare and Allen available it is something we can afford to do without too much disruption, but this time MR decided to go to the two up top and bring on Biamou instead. Whether...

CL hasn't swapped places with the SkyDome at all - it's going for a very different market. It's about way more than having a night out.

You do realise culture goes way beyond a football team don't you? Would you have expected Hull to be stripped of it because the owner wanted to change the name to Hull Tigers? Or if a local theatre shut down?

Although I on the whole agree with this, it's more that you know what is going to happen is it will be brought back into public control for a bit while it's sorted out, public money spent on getting it in order and then it will inevitably be tendered out again for the process to repeat...

If he does I want to be standing directly in front of Westbrooke when Baka starts firing. Only surefire place to be safe.

I created a more simplified version of a forward facing elephant badge a few years back (just after that monstrosity of a new badge was revealed). Just felt it was more dynamic and 'in your face', and also more symmetrical. Obviously nowhere near as good as this flag as I'm no graphic designer...

If you check the hat of the effigy of the Bishop in Cov Cathedral ruins there are swastikas on his hat. I think it's an old Hindu symbol meaning good fortune/luck or something.

I also heard it's translated as 'meeting of two rivers' - probably the Sherbourne (called the Cune in Saxon times) and Sowe, or as Settlement/farm near the Cune

Anyone else seen the story that they sold the ground to the owner and they're now renting it back at £1.25m a season? Might affect our situation (or at least cost) if we should need to stay for longer.

I wonder if it's a link to Cofa - the Anglo-Saxon who supposedly ruled the area - and where the City may get it's name from - Cofa's Tree.

If this happens we could do it with a charity collection for Shelter

I think this is technically anti-Semitism under IHRA ;)

We could have a bit of a protest just by singing "We're supposed to be at home"

Had a few flyers through the door lately which show a pool table but the cover converts it into a dining table. Got chucked in the bin so can't tell you name of the company.

I think that's a very good analogy, although not sure he could fill in at full back.

That really is one tough test if it requires it's own undertaker!

I think the novelty of playing as the away side in their own stadium would attract a few, plus those who wouldn't want the embarrassment of having more Cov fans there than Brum. Think our attendance might jump a bit also due to the novelty, but I can't see it selling out completely. Besides got...

He having a colonic with the leftover pieces from the Wave waterslides

Not sure. Maybe as he was trying something different it was 'Blue Sky' thinking and he took it from there.