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Ever considered resigning from your White collar position at JLR due to their sponsorship, vis a vis endorsement of Wasps in Coventry? On principle like.....

La Isla Bonita-Madonna "Last night I dreamt of some daygo"

Maybe's, but what it exposes amongst some posters (not necessarily you) is where the onus of blame lies.

Wholeheartedly agree. He could look as calm and composed as Beckenbauer sometimes, but had this self destructive tendency to play a too short back pass or be robbed of posession whilst being ponderous on the ball. As regard the OP, I've been to colder matches, but the 4-3 Cov win v Spurs in...

I remember the 'Frido Trophy' orange plastic footballs from the 70's-80's. On a cold day the plastic would go rock hard! No fun kicking that wearing a pear of Dunlop green flash.

Why are they seemingly hell bent on pedestrianising everywhere?

Wasn't Jim Blyth's penalty save regularly repeated on the end credits of Grandstand?

Possibly sound like an old codger, but my favourite ever football game, even today, is Kick off 2 for the Amiga. Fantastic graphics, real player profiles and supposed realism of PC games presently are no match for the superb breakneck gameplay, skill required and sheer addictiveness of KO2!

Yet again, conveniently failing to make the distinction between club owners and club. It's something you consistently, lamentably, hilariously do to suit you're tired and frail argument. One small consolation in this whole sorry affair is the delicious irony of Sisu's distressing tactic working...

And me! 1983. Place was packed. My Dad had to put me on his shoulders so I could reach to shake his hand.

All those wishing Ann Lucas gets her comeuppance at the next local elections should consider that it won't make a blind bit of difference who they replace her with, as whoever replaces her will have voted to sell to Wasps too.

Yep, I remember one of the slats was actually broken too! They also used to let people stand on the concrete mound between the upper and lower terracing, something else the HSE would have a field day with, before they made it safe in the 88-89 season I think.

The Crows nest, An extension to the concrete bulk of the Spion kop made from wooden slats with bushes, shrubs and garbage underneath. Still amazes me it was still open for 3 seasons after the Bradford fire.

Yep, different game back then, spirit wise. Agree with Sam though about Cyrille, don't forget he provided the flick on for Houchen in the lead up to his goal.

Laughable, truly laughable. As the OP suggests, the bid was put in to make it look like there was a desire to obtain a share of the Ricoh by fair legitimate means. What Fisher has said of late pretty much exposes that as a sham. There, bullshit you see. You just want to promote the idea that we...

What was the OP about again? Nick. Attempting to expose a hypocrisy that isn't really there in order to justify his Sixfields attendance since Dec 2014....

Why currently Nick? You know the 30,000+ potential fanbase CCFC has. Do you really believe we would garner that type of support if we were relocated to some featureless barnacle in the middle of nowhere? I hate the franchising of sporting clubs, but if anything would encourage a club owner with...

We are the Cov City Preservation Society, God bless Sky Blue Sam and litigation calamities!

Oh the irony......

This actually, is hogwash..... I went to my first game when I was 5 years old in 1978 against champions elect Nottingham Forest. Can still remember it vividly, the crowd, the pensioner cars, the vivid contrast of the sky blue of Cov, red of Forest, vast green of the pitch and the unmistakeable...