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Was not sure about him, but quite optimistic now. Hope to see us passing the ball tomorrow instead of hoofing back to them like recently, which I think is why the midfield have all looked poor under Carsley.

Yes in the team but no way to the Manager. It is normal at a football club for even the senior staff right up to the Chairman to call the manager Gaffer, just a point of respect.

The highest current turnover is in the board room.

Without opening the tapping up debate, do you really think that discussions haven't already taken place before this became public, this is nailed on.

Comment from the Falkirk forum; Remember, the way the first team plays is the same style all the youth teams play. Most of these players only know one style of play - to pass and move and keep the ball until it creates an opening. At least we wont be hoofing it. :claping hands:

Sign him up now then.

Sounds really uninspiring to me, but I thought the same about Robins, so hope to be proved wrong. Despite my reservations any Manager of Cov will get my support, call it blind faith.

Big crowds in the 70's were brilliant and add Hutch Wallace Fergie Yorath and playing 424. Great memories. 1987 will always be etched though.

Beat Tranmere 2-0 and lost to Peterborough 4-0 both at Highfield Road.

He has to be a better Manager than he was a player for us or we are fucked.

Specially if its 2 out of a board of 3

Who gives a toss

Just hope that means Curle and Dickov are not on it then.

There is no benefit for the club to start selling season tickets until they can actually bank the payments

If the club are entering insolvency he would not want that against him as he is a director of his own business.

The problem is that unless you cure football finances globally the best players will always go where the money is being offered. Which means the financially strong get stronger and the weak get weaker. It will not stop unless either Sky or some of the big clubs go out of business. Until then...

Can we not get back to thinking about one game at a time. I know that is a boring cliche, but each win gets you closer so 3 points at Scunny would be a good starter.

Bournemouth was a backs to the wall performance where we got lucky. Swindon was a backs to the wall performance where we did not get lucky. Both games = shit tactics

Admin is only an option if they have a potential buyer who is willing to pay them back some of their investment as there is not a lot else left for the administrator to turn into cash.

Sherwood was there today also, so he could be another!