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Well it's always a drama at the City, so I think we qualify on that front anyway and it has often been said that Biamou is like Bambi on ice, so there's a bit of ballet right there. Think you will also find that Andy Thorn was acting manager.

I have seen it, but always thought it was for scholars and staff and not for the general public type plebs like me. Might give it a whirl.

Yeah, I didn't think much to the dinosaur one. Just found it dull. Did you ever get to see The History of Us? One whole gallery documenting the history of the world by a street artist. It was so humourous. I went 3 times to see that.

Can I just add, I am pretty sure the Declaration of American Independence wasn't signed with a pencil. Much more likely to have been a crayon or biro.

Yeah, agree, but I don't think we can just look at plane and pencil museums and assume they are boring. Like you say, they need to make it interesting. Example: 'This aircraft engine is blah blah blah size and has blah blah blah pistons etc.' Boring for me. Add to that though, 'And this plane...

Yep, agree and would be happy with that.

If it's from last year it's probably too late to claim.

I disagree to a point. I would just go and spend less time there. I would guess if the watch museum is small (guessing it is), I would just assume to spend a lot less time there. Same as when I went down London the other week. Like history, not so bothered about science, so spent two hours in...

No, I think that was because he looked in the dressing room mirror before kick off and found out he was ginger.

Not just a shop, Nick. It's also a museum and people have come from all over the world to visit.

The watch museum sounds great. I guess it all depends if you are fascinated by Coventry's history or not. I am guessing not in your case, cos all you do is slate the place. As I said before, I have not the slightest interest in cars, but love the transport museum. I am not bothered by watches...

And fixing washing machines.

Only two unfortunately. Was down to go to the Weavers House on the last open day and had it down on my calendar, but completely forgot. Have meant to go to the watch museum too, but I do keep seeing them at events here and there. Still no excuse. I love my history and I love Coventry's history...

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.