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No, Nuneaton is Pound and Beduff is Land.

Portsmouth would have much higher gates. Theirs are around the 13,000 - 15,000 mark at the moment.

That'll be like Poundland moving next door to Fortnum and Mason.

Think you will find they are happy to go 5 miles away. Just not a foot.

Word of advice for you. Never hug a twat.

Yes indeed. And yes, the tackle is very bad, but it pales in comparsion to a player picking another player up and slamming him to the ground. Good job this wasn't in the Premiership, because the player involved there would be looking at a very lengthy ban indeed.

Yeah and the odd broken back wouldn't do any harm to the game either would it. :whistle:

We may well want Tony Mowbray, but we all know we will probably end up with his cousin, Melton.

No, not at all. At the time I was shocked at the drop. I was expecting around 18,000-20,000 maybe for that game. Still can't get my head round it, but what I am trying to say is in terms of the drop from 11,000. That was more like our 'normal' attendance. I think the attendances dropped further...

Okay then, 'Waggott and Pressley got rid of the bully.' Feel better now?

Thoughts? Can't see how anyone can come out and defend that at all. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31588349

Yes, it was a concerning drop, but the problem for me lay in that second game against Yeovil. It was all rather grim and dire and though we won, it was not exciting football by a long chalk. I still think fans should have come back anyway, but had we turned on the style in that Yeovil match I...

Didn't they get rid of him cause his name sounded too much like Rioch?:whistle:

Now the council are out the picture surely Mark Robins should re-apply ofr the position.

If not, at least 6 of them will be from Phil Brown. His motto is 'If it moves, apply for it.'

The same as with the empty sky blue seats were making passing difficult for the players, the Wasps badges are now putting the players off when they have the ball at their feet.

All of them made by a Mr. S Waggott.

My god there are some scary names on there.

I do remember us being unbeaten between a Sunday and a Friday when we had no midweek game on. That is surely something to be clebrated.

Yeah and of course Stuart Pearce.