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maybe they know it'll be a draw? match fixing anyone :whistle:

ah, the old story that recirculates every FA cup year

apologies, filled upper tier :facepalm:

maybe a new number now they've moved to Gallagher? just a guess though

But just tuned into Gillingham v Wolves. And from what I can see, about 30-40 wolves fans behind the left hand goal? If so, very poor for a top 3 team, even taking into account the weather and friday on sky factors. Just shows Covs support has been brilliant this season away (no reference to...

That's very honest. I did wish him to do well, but after a while lost faith in him. Not the team, just him. When stories circulated about AT being hungover at training etc, I wanted him gone.

To answer your post Grendel, I think the problem was the "honeymoon" period in his time as caretaker. I was at the 3-0 win at Portsmouth, and was very impressed with what I saw that night. Attacking, exciting football. And I'll admit I had high hopes for the following season. Then the summer...

I'd agree with that too be fair

That seems a good theory, agreed. It's just why football? Not rugby?

Yeahh, I was just wondering if it was a build up of events, or a sudden culture appearing?

I was thinking about the so called "Heyday" of hooliganism in the 70's and 80's. My question is, what lead to this era? Old photos in the 40's to 60's shows what seems like well behaved spectators at games, so why did this part of footballing history occur?

Very good :claping hands::D

:wave:

who said that? ;)

and what if, out of interest, the club stay away from Coventry, whether that's a foot outside or 34 miles?

I do agree, but imagine how much Hodgson would get slaughtered. Although, the kids might surprise us, where have we heard that before ;)

oh dear :facepalm: :D

I don't know anymoreeeeeee :D

agreed. Wilshire is a tricky one, a good player, but inconsistent. But then again, he's only 21

oh dear :facepalm: :whistle: