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Probably right there mate.

Cobblers fans that I have spoken to don't blame the pitch for being bottom of the league. Lack of investment on the football side of things by comparison to building hotels and expanding the ground are more of a bug bare.

I assume you have seen the wiki "fact" that it was down to being a bit lightweight for the Southern League, and as we didn't have a nickname, then this one stuck. I wouldn't know if there was anything in this.

Hot off the press - Just started to rain. Is it me or this a fairly quiet day?

So that now makes me more of a fan than last season as Cov now play 3 miles from my home! :)

Yes - I know, which is why I respond to him in the way I do. :)

Just been to Tesco in Kettering. NIce chicken wings and no rain here either. IN other words, looking forward to thre points tonight (jinxed again)

Nick, Andreas did state a few weeks ago that he would be prepared to display banners in the ground, as long as they were unbiased and focused on the time away from Cov (I paraphrase slightly). He may be taking the pi** of course and sitting back now enjoying himself at the discussion - fine. But...

You must post some pictures up on here tomorrow for all to enjoy ;)

I am aware that there hasn't been a game since Christmas, which is why I was asking now as to how the banners were coming along. Straight forward question in response to you mentioning protesting.

Careful now!

Don't worry, I believe he was too. He did refer to some kind of banner protest a few weeks ago which focused on our time away from Coventry (number of weeks away which changed game by game). He talked about "How to engage the Sixfielders"

I will let you know - depends on his response (if any) ;)

Have got the banners sorted for tonight Andreas?

I have lived in Coventry (born there), Dublin, Johannesburg, Kettering and Northampton. My parents are Irish. The old man supported Cov, as do the rest of the clan, and my kids (Northampton born) . Find all of this bickering a bit confusing to be honest. I have often questioned myself as to why...

In light of the post above, this may be slightly risky; but here goes: The local forecast is for light rain this evening and tomorrow afternoon, so it could be nip and tuck for the game. As for the attendance - not too fussed really. As for the score, I hope we win.

Not that I am one to bear grudges, but I have disliked Alan Green ever since.

Saints are at home just down the road, so footie plays second fiddle to the rugger. Common practice in these parts. Really pisses off a lot of Cobblers fans

Sorry about the huge image Nick, and thanks for getting rid. My level of competence with IT is probably the second worst on the forum :(

Not had that much rain today by comparison to recent events, so likely to be on (unless it w**ks it down overnight of course)