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Okay, following on from another post in a thread about our woes, should CCFC no longer exist and an AFC Coventry were to be formed, competing at a very low non-league level, would you still go up and support them? A definite yes from me. So, yay or nay?

If we could do what Wimbledon have done then great. big if though. Anyway, should CCFC no longer exist and AFC Coventry were formed then I would be there.

Anyone else fear that if Thorn goes a new manager might give Eastwood yet another chance? :o After all, he has all the attributes and skills to be a top player in this division. :facepalm:

Disagree, Platt. This squad isn't good enough. We have a few good players and some promising youngsters, but we don't have enough of them. Juke, Cranie, Keogh, Clingan and then the kids, Christie, Thomas and Bigi, but that's about it and remember these kids are still kids so are prone to...

Thing is, he has got something to work with. Just not a lot. Players worth their salt here you would have to say are Juke, Bigi, Christie, Keogh, Cranie and Clingan That's about it. So, Thorn does have some good players here, just not enough of them.

We will take it seriously. But will then go on to lose in the first round.

Could we though? BBC is reporting that we had one shot on target in the entire 90 minutes.

Yes, sorry, what I meant was that a win against Southampton would be momentous, but after such a fantastic effort we would still be in the bottom 3.

Cool. We were 2nd favourites to go down and we are 3rd from bottom. We have exceeded ourselves.:D

:thinking about::thinking about:Evens.

£150? You're joking! You would need to give me more than that to take it off your hands. Make it £250 and i'll have it.

If he can get 20 in League 1 then he should be able to get 40 in League 2.

Thing the worst thing about it is even if we put in a fantastic performance against Southampton and win the game will still be in the bottom 3 and at least one point behind 4th from bottom.

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Yes, where's Paxman this morning?

So the players have their own idea of how the game should be played and Thorn sees it differently? No wonder we only get 45 min performances.

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Just checked with William Hill and the bloke behind the counter told me Eleventy Billion to one. Though the odds may go up by the time the fixtures arrive.

"I'm sick of hearing excuses and people having opinions that aren't right, I know what's right and the players will do what we say or they won't be playing." *Thread obviosuly meant to read as "who" is Thorn talking about. Tis early.