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You suggestion is a bit daft to be honest. ;) This would be a new club formed out of the ashes of the old club, so a direct and tangible link to the original club and that is entirely different to a club that is already in existence and has existed independently for over 70 years. Which other...

Course not. Sphinx are an entirely different club. they were formed in 1946. But if a daft analogy that, Nick. :) Would love to hear of other clubs that went bust and reformed and how their fans felt and feel about their new club and if they still feel it is the same club. Maybe I'm wrong...

You are both right though, Nick. Officially, of course it wouldn't be Coventry City FC, but it's all about fan perception too and if CCFC went bust and we started a new club formed from the ashes of the old club it would most definitely still be Coventry City to me. And my guess is to many...

Yeah, but players say all sorts of things and can change their minds. There is going to be a season if he carries on where he's going to get pumeled every game and he he risks serious injury. His reactions are going to slow and he's not going to be able to throw so far, or with so much...

I think we ARE close though. If we had one single striker who was taking half the chances we have been creating we'd have won a lot more games and be very close to the top 6, if not in it. I think we are close to being a good side. The failure to take excellent chances has cost us dearly...

We should build there. It will be perfect for all the hospital balls we play.

How odd. Quite baffling that. Do they think he is in a hidden underwater cave with a huge stockpile of deep sea diving equipment or something? And where exactly are they going to search? They have no idea where the plane went down.

He still totally has my backing. He's not let us down so far and still has a win excellent win ratio in terms of managers of this club.

Just found out they have retained that offer, Si. The 2 sides for £6 has gone though.

You sure that's right? Pretty certain Thomas has had about 172 shots and only got 4 goals. ;) Again, it is subjective. It's great that players are getting the ball on target, but Hiwula has hit so many shots straight at the keeper as I recall. What I would like to see is Enobakhare and Chaplin...

Yeah, fair point. He is definitely the GOAT. Heard it said so many times last weekend. Would love to see him win one last one and then I really hope he changes his mind and retires.

Have to confess, I am riding on the shirt tails of my parents. I can hardly ever afford to eat out, but they pretty much ONLY eat out and are always paying for us (myself, wife and daughter). They just don't know what to do with their money, so are always in restaurants. I turn them down 9...

What, every leap year? ;)

Ah, but weren't you saying some of Chaplin's were tap ins? It's all relative isn't it. It's the same when some point point to clean sheets and praise Burge, when of course it could have actually been the back four that saved his skin. All I'm saying is that Chaplin seems more natural and...

You can't beat a nice meal out though. One of my favourite pastimes.

None. Agree. But JCH is not a goalscorer and I think Baka's and Hiwula's shooting is worse. Chaplin showed he can smack a lovely goal with that effort at Plymouth. That was a beauty. I just feel with Hiwula and Baka they tend to drag a lot of shots wide. I know it's only the warm-up, but if you...

Bet you were a barrel of laughs when your kids were younger, Nick. 'Daddy, it's a lovely day, can we go to the seaside?' 'No! You can go and sit in the back garden garden and I'll go to Wickes and buy some building sand.'

No, but then he's our top scorer isn't he? I can see why Robins still plays him.

The balsamic glaze is beautiful. Don't know what they do to it, but it's kind of caramelised. I bet the Asda woman COULD whip you up one of those, but I bet it'd taste awful.

Pfft? Pats Finger F**k Todd?