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Thought signing him was a real coup for our club, he hasn't reached the dizzy heights people were expecting, but genuinely think he could still carve out a good career, by that I mean premier league. I thought he'd be this good if he got a good run in the team, and he hasn't let me down...

They gave us a matched grant, we committed 500k to our academy, FA matched it. I don't recall the FA saying anything to CCFC about the Higgs.

Hmmm, I guess ACL appointed SP, signed the squad, and committed funds to the youth academy, and that's why we're doing so well.

I don't blame the guy, he's looking out what's best for his (which may conflict with the interests of our club, I want CCFC to be back in Cov at the nearest possible date!) club, and I wouldn't mind if CCFC got 100k if the roles were reversed.

Especially when they pay rent to their owner...

A) We signed 20 players last season. Quality players such as Fleck, Moussa, Clarke, Adams, as well as McG, Bailey, Jennings. Thorn did waste a lot of our resources on players like Edj, Malaga, Ball, Kilbane, Elliott and so on. B) Robins went to a team a league above, on x4 his salary, that imo...

I agree, but I suppose it depends how well we do, if we continue at this rate then 2 straight losses would be considered a dip in form. Task for us now, is to keep the points tally ticking over, would be awesome to reach playoffs, would have been a probability had we not had a 10 point...

Phew, that was my big concern about starting a Cov save.

You could argue our 2 losses in a row was a dip in form. Perhaps we can go and go on a decent run?

Based on? Both looked pretty woeful, but at least Wilson got a good goal v Colchester.

Of course the 'debate' is getting boring, it hasn't changed for the last year. At least last year, many Cov fans could talk about the matches, player performances, but about 90% of that support doesn't go to matches for whatever reason. For example, I'm focusing on rugby this year.

I genuinely like that kit! Not even Cov's worst (red one as stated above, ad the yellow n purple!), let alone England's worst kit ever. Perhaps attitudes towards what kits shod look like has changed? I seen a retro Hull (home kit) that was an eye-sore, like most of their kits. Grey Man U kit...

As we all know, the situation for each club is different, for example, Hull, Ipswich, Doncaster and others pay ridiculously cheap leases, whilst earning the revenues match days create, so it is fair to say that those types of lease agreements are sustainable and to some extent mutually...

Edj was a very, very, average defender. Who was rightly released.

You're right, we're actually playing entertaining football this year... Broadly speaking, when CCFC are on TV, and at home, a large proportion have been season ticket holders, and a few 'walk up', that won't change.

The same reasons people went to games that were on tele at the RICOH or away games.

Well, I suppose there's 10k potential consumers lost in the local economy straight away on a fortnightly basis, less people going in Tescos and other shops, think travel, trains and other e.g taxi it all adds up I'm sure there's there's other things to be factored in. Personally I think that...

Like who? Coventry United? Cov RFC? No. I don't think there's a sustainable alternative to CCFC.

Departed from when? A few years ago? When the current regime have admitted they made mistakes? The past is the past. This window has been unideal, but we've signed players and SP has green light to sign more players - not much to complain about seeing that current team have all been signed by...

Why can't you quote a post like everyone else!