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Yeah, but I'm mental.

Habit as much as anything. Just what I have always done. It's like when I meet my Mum and Dad in town, which I do every Tuesday. I go when I have absolutely nothing to buy and nothing to do past saying hi. Most of the time I am there for just half an hour. Quick hello and goodbye. I haven't...

Great therapy, Torch!!! Completely agree.

Exactly. The majority of us were completely deprived of that, so only have the memory of his time here when we came back home.

Worse for me, don, cos I don't enjoy the experience at all but still go. It's like visiting a sick relative. You don't really want to go, but believe you should be there to offer your support.

I wouldn't say it is belief as such. Just wishful thinking. Like every Saturday night I think it might be my night for the lottery.

We have missed a goalscorer all season long. Number one priority next season has to be a player capable of 20 goals.

And so much worse for those of us who didn't go to Sixfields. Our view is very much tainted merely by his time here at the Ricoh.

1. 4 wins 2. 14 points Total of 40 points. I think we will get the odd win here and there, but could get a couple of wins on the bounce maybe once relegation is confirmed and the pressure is off.

They are both not good enough. Far too many mistakes from both of them.

Have to say I think you are very much in the minority on that one. Speak to most Sky Blue fans and I believe they would say RCC is the better of the two.

The worry for me with Nuneaton (logistics of ground standard etc apart) is that if we were to go there we could be there long term. Long, long term. If we had a bit of success on the pitch could we end up all but 'taking over' the ground and sidelining Nuneaton Town?

Wasps are our landlords. If they refuse to negotiate a new deal with us we will have to leave. How is that not being kicked out? Doesn't matter who caused it, the bottom line is that if Wasps won't negotiate that means that won't let us play there.

Oh, why? Because you would think what's the point, soon there'll be no club to support? I would come from the angle of the last chance to see my team play for the foreseeable future.

Was thinking in terms of it not being close. We then get into the debate of how far is too far don't we. I wouldn't go if we ground shared at Birmingham or Villa, or Leicester. Not sure on Nuneaton. I wouldn't be comfortable with it, but wouldn't say no outright for sure. Would have to think...

This was to be our last season in the city of Coventry for many a year? I know there has been a 'will you get a season ticket next year' thread and many said they definitely wouldn't renew, but just wondered if the goalposts move for you if you understood that this would be our last season...

And there's always that glimmer of hope at the back of my mind that the 4 teams above us will all be docked 10 points for fielding ineligible players. If that happens we will probably only be relegated by a couple of points or so.

Might also show how crap he is and how things improve after he's gone.

Yeah, I know. We all know for sure. Going to take a miracle to get out of this. A true miracle and we would need teams who have been in decent form to now crumble like a pack of card, at the same time we play like League One champions. As I've said before, if we ARE to be relegated I would...

Still don't get that at all. We are all pretty much talking that we are down. We all pretty much believe we are down. I said myself we are down, but have merely talked about wishful thinking and nowt more than a wild hope. In that scenario everyone elses results are absolutely vital. The...