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Yes, most certainly. We date back over 120 years and have always been the biggest sporting club in the city and with a local pedigree. I think if we were kicked out with nowhere to go, people would indeed be bothered.

I've come to the conclusion that these aren't officials at all and are merely people who just want to see a game for free. Probably get their tickets through a Tombola and village fete raffle.

I also think they realise they need the citizens of Coventry onboard with their venture and by 'kicking us out' they would pee off quite a large chunk of the population of this city. May not be many go to City games, but when we won the cup over 200,000 turned out to watch the club parade the...

Poor first touch when I saw him. Quite often the ball would bounce off his shins as he was trying to get it under control.

I eat out of necessity.

How? There's the Jimmy Hill statue, the car parks and a number of bollards in the way.

Well that's what I was thinking. We tell Liverpool £2000,000, but then make the cheque out for £200,000 and hope they don't notice.

Why? It's only a piddly little thing and they only get 75 people on the hourly train to Nuneaton. Nice views of Tesco and the Ricoh though I suppose.

Either the Wolves game or the game against Man U when they were top of the league and we were bottom and they had Law and Charlton and Best and Kidd and we beat them 2-0. Around 1968? My dad wouldn't let me go and took me to the pantomime or Gang Show at the Cov Theatre and they announced on...

I reckon a sneaky bid of £200,000 and we can nab him in January surely! Sent from my Hudl 2 using Tapatalk

Well Millwall was a good start. Could this be a season of the Old Five?

Yeah, it sounds like we have decided to go sailing in a leaky boat.

Not us. Very rarely that we even tickle anyone, let alone smack them.

We just have to accept though, that with so many youngsters in the team, on occasion we are going to fail to turn up, be that of being outfoxed or lacking the experience (i.e. Ryan Kent and his first inclusion into first team football). We still have enough about us though to do a lot of damage...

I would say that I have already liked this season so far than the whole of last season. How many exciting games did we have last year? How many times did we break at pace and have people out of their seats in anticipation? How many times did we look capable of hammering teams?

I thought the ref was okay, apart from the Morsy situation, which was scandulous. The guy simply should not have remained on the pitch. That pull back on Vincelot was cynical and a bang on yellow card, no messing. He had already been warned by the ref prior to that, so the warning plus a...

Going to be hard for me now not to smirk when my daughter asks me to come on the slide next time we're in the park.

Or that the on field excitement is nicely masking the off field problems for them.

Yeah, but we didn't have an exciting team last week and put in an inept performance. Like it or not, that does have an impact foe some fans. Had we beaten Scunthorpe last week and played exciting football, we most certainly would have had a bigger crowd on Saturday.

Think we have to assume that everyone has an Irish parent, or grandparent, or distant relative.