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I have a question. In recent years, clubs who have found themselves ‘exiled’ from their city, the local council have played a big role in delivering Rotherham and Brightonnew stadiums... In what circumstances would CCC be willing to offer support for our proposed new stadium? For example...

You’re an entertaining fellow!

The season was finished 10 games early...

Would actually make buying a beer in the football stadium worthwhile. Personally, I don’t really drink in the stadium - expensive, long queues and poorly poured beers. It’s a no from me.

If the council really cared about CCFC, they’d held this refurb as a collateral if a deal to keep us at the RICOH couldn’t be agreed. Why is city propping/protecting up this franchise? Corrupt.

This seems totally above board. If the council were willing to help us as they helped the Wasps, perhaps we’d have avoided being in a situation where SISU had to ‘save us’ at the last minute.

I was 100% being sarcastic.

With Champions League football coming up, I can see myself doing the multi screen bonanza again! Few beers and snacks with mates round and it’s a great setup.

He’s really pacy so he could stretch defences, and also strong enough to hold the ball up. ... mind you, probably better attributes than some of our past strikers: Kwane Thomas, Andre Wright, Platt and Callum Ball.

The two screen setup with a TV and laptop will be your friend here. Last day of the Prem season my mates and I had 4 games at once - and yes, it was fun, but also chaotic to watch.

Also, he’s very obviously respected by the group of players we have. Doesn’t mean he’s the best player, he’s just important.

At least use a good example. Dabo and Rose were carrying injuries before lockdown and are now out until the end of September. I didn’t take exception to the comment about him not being good enough or not. Professional athletes are still human, and they get tired and injured like the rest of...

All due respect, do you even play remotely competitive sport? By the end of a season, pretty much all players are struggling with little niggly injuries or are starting to feel a little bit jaded compared to the start of the season. It’s a 50+ game season at a v high intensity, not a kick about...

I wasn’t a huge fan of Hummel before it was announced they were doing our kits. However, the standard of kits across the EFL and abroad has been really high. The Fleetwood, Northampton and particularly the Braga kits look v good. I hope a long term, bespoke agreement can be struck with Hummel...

I first seen Shipley play CAM (behind JCH) in the FA Cup tie v Walsall back in 2018/19 (I think). Personally, I thought he looked quite good and saw something in him. Though admittedly, at the time that was probably a minority view. Either way, consistent game time in that role and he’s does...

Could you share some of these stats websites, please? If they look similar statistically, it would signal that Robins has found a natural successor for Kelly. Hopefully the deal gets over the line.

Agreed, even Doyle kept his place for the first half of our first season in L1. When you have a young team such as ours, you can’t take out the leadership figures without replacing them. Therefore, if the intent is to start Sheaf and Hamer, we desperately need an experienced head somewhere...

I don’t think it’s forgone conclusion Kelly would drop to the bench if Sheaf comes in, even at the quoted £900k. Kelly is a leader, and he an McFadz formed a really good leadership core in our team last season. Going up a league, we need to keep this intact or, new leaders have to brought in...

I really hope not. I’m sure MR mentioned something about Sunderland and/or Pompey sniffing around him on deadline day. Either way, JCH was never bad enough to be let go for absolutely nothing in the present, and nothing in the future too. He really must’ve been very, very disruptive if that was...

This is the beauty of having long term stability at our club. The success Robins has brought us, he’s earned the opportunity to plan our squad over a long term period. It’s also clear that we actually have a recruitment strategy, something we had lacked for years before MR came in.