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What was our average gate prior to the 87 cup run? Cov folk will show up for the big occasion but struggle to get there week in week out. It's funny how 'most people' play along with SISU just fine when a big game rocks up.

And the following game? Despite the fact we'd won that game? Who is oblivious?

The people of Coventry won't get us there.

Yup. It reflects the current status of the club, when that changes, so can the retail set up.

Am I the only one on here who lives in Cov?

I'm not sure how you've managed that G!

Have you been 'away' ?

The size of the shop is not that important, stock can be fed in from a far cheaper storage space. And it's better to have a small fully stocked shop than a barn with hardly anything in it.

If only that were true

As you say, might be a lot bigger. Dry cleaning does not require large front of shop area.

You have shown nothing of the kind. You don't need to be a snooker expert to comment on that post, please try harder. I have met dozens like you, educated, empowered and striding forward with a new standard which is promoted slavishly with all the fervor of a new devotee. Whatever the field...

Which is exactly what you have done. You have merely regurgitated other peoples opinions and claimed them as evidence. You have offered not one jot of evidence as to why most fail and a few excel. I refer you back to the post regarding Ronnie O'Sullivan. Would you like to comment? And can I...

It soooooo wasn't Otis!

Lets cut through all this bullshit once and for all... Hundreds of Thousands of people go through all the same processes and practice you describe and yet some fail and a few excel, the difference is the bit you cannot possibly explain. Stop being silly.

Gosh you learned a lot at Uni right? Good luck with applying it to life.

Did this joke on page 1 wingy!

If you want to believe there are no geniuses, you go ahead. He was simply better than everyone else and didn't need to put the hours in.

I think there was a bit more to him than that Astute.

John MacEnroe in his pomp rarely practiced and was not particularly fit. A perfect example of the triumph of talent over endevour.