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Nobody's in hysterics. At most you've got people quite sensibly suggesting that if fit, an experienced international player might be quite useful to a league one team with a very young squad. Don't let that stop you manufacturing a moan, though.

If he was training with us and it wasn't reported, people would be bitching about the site giving us no information.

They always tend to have numbers for training that don't translate to their squad numbers, not sure why.

My first game was in '88, riding on a crest of optimism and good feeling. I'm either a loyal home team fan or the world's most moronic glory supporter.

I'd be for this move. His age is irrelevant if he maintains fitness and wants to play.

I've been to Whistler, rode the trolley up the mountain directly over the bike trails. Looked awesome/terrifying.

Who sent the PM? Name and shame!

I like Newsnow's page. In reverse order: In the last hour Coventry City back in the race for Oliver Norwood Coventry Telegraph 17:27 News: Coventry city target Oliver Norwood signs for Huddersfield Town Coventry Telegraph 17:27 That's a race so quick it'd put Usain Bolt to shame.

Please don't, ever. Deegan committed an apparent disciplinary offence while under contract and has been suspended, that's not even close to the King situation.

Unsigned at the CollyKasbah, Microacoustic moved to Oak in Earlsdon, Comedy moved to Careys. All free entry as far as I know, it's nice the acts are getting to play still.

He seems a decent chap, sounds like he didn't string them along or engage in lengthy nonsense talks.

Imagine. If you only read the Sun, the only impression you'd get of Coventry is army-hating IRA sympathisers binning cats all day.

A bit tasty on FM too, come to mention it.

Nephew apparently.

The two-week suspension ought to be enough.

It's turned into a fairly nasty witchhunt now independent of the original issue, which is unfortunate.

PS I'm publishing my MS Paint Ordinance Survey map book later in the year.

That's the problem with these things. The people involved may all have found resolution but things like Facebook and Twitter create monsters that snowball and you get idiots latching on and letting down the people who would have had good intentions in highlighting the issue in the first place.

It's being picked up quickly now - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2165433/Soldier-pallbearers-rehearsing-funeral-comrade-killed-Afghanistan-banned-drinking-tea-bar-wearing-uniform.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

Serious? Woah, I thought it was just some angry people on Facebook at first, not that it'd go national.