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Captain's not that bad surely? Sent from my LG-D405 using Tapatalk

Our top goalscorer on the bench? Armstrong has to play. If you recall, TM said he would change the team and the tactics depending on who we are playing. With his pace and eye for goal, Armstrong has to play. Burton was a one off and many players were not available. Armstrong for Tudgay...

Bring it on. Going to make the season incredibly boring though, what with us being 30+ points clear by Christmas. Sent from my LG-D405 using Tapatalk

The distressing route with our own club and for our own sport. Wasps are a rugby club and have no affiliation to Coventry whatsoever. Sent from my LG-D405 using Tapatalk

And yes, of course I am enjoying the football. The situation off the pitch doesn't stop me enjoying the football on it. 2 completely different entities.

I certainly agree that we have to work with what we've got and try and make things work out as best we can for the football club, but it's very hard to move on as you say, italia. You have to admit it would be better if Wasps failed. If they failed they surely we would be in the best position...

If they are doing really well and don't particularly need us there, they could very easily just put more of a squeeze on us and say 'you can't have this day, or you can't have that day etc.' Why would they feel the need to pamper to us if they didn't need us there? The bigger they become the...

And therefore the point of Oggy is ........? Answers on a postcard please.

I personally never buy anything at the Ricoh. As I keep saying italia, if there is no new stadium, then the only option for us is that of Wasps needing us here. For that to happen Wasps have to be failing.

Maybe though because he has no more money in the kitty and has earmarked players elsewhere. And besides, he's hardly going to 'not back him' is he! Worries me this stance of saying he hasn't cost us any points. That's simply saying it's okay because we got away with it on Sunday.

Ahh, that old chestnut. Sunday's mistakes could have quite easily cost us and we all know that. Lucky for us that it didn't cost us and our defence got him out of jail. Just because we were lucky enough it didn't cost us on Sunday, the likelihood is if he keeps fumbling the ball it will cost us...

Indeed.

Parents like this make me fume!! Ridiculous argument. Schools have rules. The rules are made clear. You obey the rules. If you want to be a rebel and flout the rules, then fine, but don't go crying about the consequences. And besides, wouldn't the kid learn more in isolation? Isn't that...

Doesn't the manager listen to the goalkeeping coach's recommendation then? Mowbray picks the team, but surely Oggy has some input by telling the manager who the best keeper is at the club. Yep, Mowbray's decision ultimately, but Oggy must have recommended Burge as his number one keeper. Facts...

Clearly he said the first 3 league games! :whistle:

Many would say NOPM and trying to get Sisu out has been a futile battle.

Yep, like 'Are you a big, fat, gay, black lesbian?' Would say that is a question that speaks at a pretty high volume.

Would say 18,000 is pushing it a but 14,000 - 15,000 would be doable. Don't think everyone has yet bought into the Mowbray era and it will take longer for a lot of fans to get back onboard after so many years in the wilderness. If we are top and continue a really good run, then maybe we could...

So, 37,609 - 5,367. That means over 32,000 away fans at our home games. I would say that is not impressive at all.

Defenders hate pace and attackers running directly at them. Really nice that we have some pace about us this year and Armstrong is really quick too.