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So very true. The amount of people I talk to who were born and bred here but have never heard of the Godiva Festival never ceases to amaze me.

Yep, even if it was just to hear him talk about Mahrezo and Varro and Kingo and Simpo and Maguireio and Kaspero.

I'm not talking about Cov Rugby though, Nick. Coventry City have been the number one sporting team in this city for 130 years. Different owners I am convinced would have resulted in more involvement. I bet a lot of people around the country don't even know we have a rugby club and didn't...

Yep. Leave the back four alone, it's clearly working for us. Playing Haynes instead of Stokes will leave us more vulnerable. If Haynes is to be included it should be on the left in front of Stokes, with Stokes retaining his position.

Doesn't this go to show that our owners have absolutely zero interest in the city of Coventry. Local owners, or owners with the club truly at its heart would surely have resulted in a much more full on involvement with the bid.

Wow, wow, wow!!!!! What a game!!!! What a fantastic sport. Sensational. Raiders v Chiefs. Watch it!!

I can get a semi for nothing.

Bit harsh. What's he done wrong?

£250k to pay off your mortgage? ? What???!!!!????

Yeah, we could write things on there like 'pass' and 'cross' and 'catch the ball' etc. Or even be a bit more expansive and write 'Why didn't we buy James Collins?' and 'Does Grendel really have a butler?'

Yep, I think I have in mind the same identical line up.

This is interesting. My daughter has just come back from air cadets and has said they have to move from Coventry Airport because someone has bought the site. Don't know anymore than that. My guess is, obviously not the City.

What we do need playing against us is a defender with a high own goal to appearance ratio. It's our best hope.

Yeah, agree on the play-offs, but the aim has to be the automatic places.

Don't think it's desperate, people are just looking at the squad we have and the only options available out wide left or right.

The £100m but would then give away £90m to charity.

And in turn, the exact opposite! One woman was offered a ticket back to the city of her previous life, from which she had escaped from due to domestic violence from her partner.