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Coming back from an ACL injury could take him some time to return to previous level of performance. We may need to lower our expectations that he could be a major influence in the first half of the season

Chris Chilton..... a centre forward we bought from Hull who was awful ! Surely one of our worst all time players

The kit one is starting to take off..... “don’t like it”!

This is great fun we are now over 2000 votes.

As expected - the legal system works [slowly] for the judiciary, so they can maximise fees..............or am I being unnecessarily cynical???

I remember the same rubbish being spouted when we sold Huckerby to Leeds, then replaced him with Robbie Keane.............that worked out okay!

Is this a deliberate ploy by MR to upset Grendel so he decides to move on and abuse players, who he claims to support from another club?

Let’s hope Bournemouth get relegated next season, then they’ll have to offload Wilson’s wage bill. That could be a nice little top up to our 19-20 campaign

It’s clear that McNulty has great awareness within a game, but he’s not a great athlete. He looks like he gains weight easily and it’s notable that his improved performances came later in the season, after some great coaching and lifestyle management. Getting £1.2M for a player we picked up on...

I also forgot about Eric McManus - good spot.....as for Ramsbottom carrying on after the great Bill. I'm can't remember.....is there anyone else who can help on this one?

I've been shown round Readings training ground too a few years ago..................my contract must have got lost in the post? That or they realised I was too old and crap!

Spot on - the only other keeper I remember playing during Bill Glaziers time was.....Neil Ramsbottom, who had a great game when he deputised.

Whilst there are still some people still wanting to buy football clubs, but we are long past the peak of external investment. Some of the big money from China is drying up, due to their government taking a dim view of such things. They are facing a debt crisis and the impact of a trade war and...

Correct - In terms of control over the players wages, etc, but we've lost the option of purchasing 50% of the Ricoh from the Higgs Charity, when we went into administration. The lack of access to 7 day a week revenues from the ground is a barrier to any takeover.

Agree - MR & Doyle need to have a chat with him - emphasise the support he gets here & how much he's improved due to the coaching.

Good points - well made. The citizens of Coventry are no longer exposed to losses incurred at the Ricoh. The issue could be "Who would be a potential new business we would trust to maximise the value of the site"? Given that any liquidators would be seeking to sell the asset. Certainly CCC would...

I think we need to be cautious about the players returning to the team, who've been out with knee cruciate injuries. They may need a little time to play themselves back to form, so MR may have already factored this into his recruitment thinking. It might be that both those players start on the...

Every city/town should have a variety of events and businesses that generates wealth for the economy of that environment. The actual type of sport of events is immaterial. As ever your snapping without thinking. The profile of the economic generating activities will vary according to the...

Correct, but projecting the economic impact on the city of football, rugby or concerts will be variable. Most councils project value per head per hotel room night. In some areas I've known that to be valued as a subsidy passed onto event organisers at £10 per person per hotel night. However...

The amount of revenue generated by CCFC & WASPS fans is not a straight forward calculation. However, CCFC have more fixtures at the Ricoh, but WASPS have a higher average attendance. Having said that I thought it was reported that secondary spend from the WASPS supporters in the stadium is much...