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While I get the mocking tone, one thing in particular we're lacking is a strike partner for Jutkiewicz. I'd go for Platt as that player over McSheffrey, O'Donovan and Jeffers.

Yep, seconded.

He'll be kicked out if his tie isn't knotted in a particular way.

SSGL Stuart Linnell MBE Ex Sky Blues midfielder Lee Carsley, now coaching the U-18's reveals to BBC Coventry & Warwickshire that he is still registered as a player SSGL Stuart Linnell...

He might have been evaluating us to see exactly where we need players he's happy to loan us for free. If I repeat that in my head enough times it automatically becomes true.

Another huge positive - we're now only four points off the playoff places, and we'd have KILLED for that in April. That's progress!

Yes, they could do a lot, lot worse. Effort isn't the problem, it's just an easy way to explain away another defeat.

We've had players who knew where the goal was at a lower level before. If we do sign him he could drown under a wave of expectation.

You realise it's a bit more than -10 points, hello new owners?

He's right to do so though. How many people live to a budget and yet scream that the club ought to gamble financially?

They'd sell players and then ask for the money to cover the sale of those players? What?

I take 'not for sale' as meaning they're not actively offering the club around, but were an acceptable offer to come in they'd be off in a shot.

I'd like to agree with some of the above.

He signed a new contract literally days ago, do you think maybe you're jumping to conclusions a little suddenly?

Cov playing or rioting looters? It's people in tacky sportswear embarrassing themselves either way.

Thorn's in a fairly unique position at the moment; even if his team does terrible, he's not going to get as much stick as previous managers have for far less based on the sympathy people have built up for him.

Do you have any reason to suspect such a hateful lack of professionalism from him?

Blimey. Sounds more like he was on loan at Dawson's Creek.

With those e-petitions announced by the government, one has been raised (and passed the 100000 signatures needed to be discussed in parliament) is the idea to remove/severely reduce any benefits for all those convicted related to the rioting, on the basis that the taxpayer shouldn't contribute...

He does, he just knows it's a week tied up in Dave's dungeon if he dares express them.