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Just passing on what he said. Maybe it was another game if anybody can be bothered to research it?

Seen better Sunday morning keepers!:emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

Interestingly I had a conversation recently with Steven Pressley and his time at the club. I think it is well known that his remit was to replicate the Falkirk model at Ccfc where he slashed the wage bill and was told to "develop" the academy into the first team. Remember he gave an example...

Yes I've been asked in the past aswell on the basis of expenses etc and a windfall if any you have recruited make the grade and are sold on etc.

Agree with that, it wouldn't be an "arm around the shoulder" either, more like a boot up the arse and out of the door!

Coaches For City's Game At Swindon On Tuesday - Coventry MAD

He's not as good as Joe Murphy either.

Got to agree there. The other worrying thing is that at the minute we are pinning our hopes on a 19 year old.

I thought Gilbert outside the court was one of his better days. Actually did something by asking the questions that should have been done years ago.

It is indeed you big gallar!

Aye-they both have the same size conks on them.

Forgot to mention Wimbledon 0-2 Coventry City at Selhurst park. Peter N'dlovu at the double and 7-8000 Cov fans and many more in the home end.

The one with Tim Fisher at the Albany club! :emoji_thumbsup:

True, the away support at any ground I would say sing more than the home. Main point was was the drum though.:emoji_thumbsdown:

Ccfc 4 Spurs 3 1986-87 is a great shout-Cyrillie in the last minute. Ccfc 5 Notts Forest 4 league cup from 1989? Steve Livingstone et al. One from the more recent Ccfc 2 PNE 1 from the Johnstons paint trophy. Leon Clarke with the last kick off the game.

Home support and singing is just plain garbage. Tell them to turf that drum in the canal aswell. 20 or 30 people joining in with the silly songs followed by the banging of the drum does not create an atmosphere. On a better note the away support is ok.:emoji_clap:

He certainly was. I remember the cup match against Bristol City away when he was under pressure and we came from 3-1 down with Stern John getting a late equaliser? Then I remember the reply where it was obvious that the players didn't play for him and ultimately got him the sack.

Lots of people slating the telegraph over the last few months etc and quite rightly so. Funny though as when Turners name is on an article it doesn't get the same bashing on here as Gilbert does?:emoji_thinking:

Er, not quite!

Oh he is!