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I'm kind of where you are on this. To me though, it's like the head teacher is ill and the caretaker is running the school. Despite all the constraints he has around him, I still don't think AT's good enough for the job. I remain convinced that a better manager would have us further up the...

Ahh but he was in Geoffrey's pocket.

What numbers turned up?? There was a 3 and a 7 for sure. Don't think 9 bothered though and 2 was washing his hair.

He is like a broken record. This is a broken club, mind.

He wasn't a bad player for Wimbledon though.

Absolutely knew it. The moment people decided to miss the first 15 mins I damn well knew there'd be an early goal!! :whistle:

If he goes to another club ... a Ricky Lambert If he comes here .... a Robbie Simpson. Here we would turn Lionel Messi into Lionel Blair.

Used to live in Burnaby Road for many, many years. Now almost right opposite where The Whitmore used to be.

Was thinking exactly the same thing. Sounds like Juke going with no guarantee of any replacement so we are reduced to having to try and get a disinterested, overweight millstone back into the squad.

You need a better aim.

What, English?

Wondered that too. Surely any transfer lined up could be put on hold with a billionaire wating in the wings to save us all. :confused:

I'm sure collecting £53.25 and giving it to the new billionaire will just help tip the balance and bring in that top class player we have been looking for.

Agree with you. So why offer him a new contract?

Well some were praising Sisu for not letting him go in thelast transfer window, but all that was happeing was that they had him lined up to go in Jan instead seemingly.

"He has flown the flag for us up front and has always been there to have a go and never once ducked the issue, so he’s been brilliant – a real good pro. “He’s busting a gut to play for us and he’ll continue to do that until he’s told different.” AT giving Juke lots of praise for his...

Where it stops no-one knows.

Would disagree there slightly. If a takeover happens and we go down we should be challenging at the right end of League One next season.

Tweets say bid is set to happen According to a couple of Tweets today, the bid from the Hoffman consortium to buy Coventry City is still on course. City supporter Richard Keys tweeted: "No more CCFC news yet - but on course." Fellow radio presenter Tom Ross has also tweeted: "I understand that...

Would love to believe it. But why on earth would we believe we are suddenly going to start picking up points away from home, bearing in mind we have scored just 6 goals in 12 away matches. 1 goal scored every 2 games. Not good enough and no sign that things will improve in that department...