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I was too, but it could it maybe be down to TM being so impressed with Harries that he feels the lad can make the step up and therefore be a much cheaper replacement for Martin?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36246470 Think that's just about as strong as I've heard from a manager about an official. I have seen the incident and it does look soft, but that is way over the top from the manager surely. Going to be a big fine for him for sure.

Unless we play against them in the first 8 matches it won't be a problem.

Yep, I remember suggesting him myself (as did a number of others on here) when we were looking for a new manager after Robins left.

Think with ours we kept waiting for it to end, but it just keep going and going.

Just an elderflower presse for me please, Daz.

A large proportion of Dongo don't you mean?

I predicted 7th this season, Pax.

Rupees?

The one in bold is the key one there. Fact is, if we had had just a bad run instead of a dreadful one we would have been sitting in the top 6 this afternoon. Has to be top 6 next season. That has to be the aim and anything less is failure.

Too readily accepting mediocrity?

Completely agree. He was excellent for the first 3 months and I had him pegged as a potential player of the season if he carried on like that, but after that brilliant start from him he became nothing short of a liability and he made so many mistakes and was responsible for giving away so many...

That he'd be making the tea?

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/coventry-city-skipper-sam-ricketts-11296458 Says he's a great influence behind the scenes, so I hope if he does get a new contract, behind the scenes is exactly where he will stay.

Ah, if we are starting to delve back into he depths of history it has to be Clarrie Bourton! Forget about Bury at home, we would be winning 6-0 every week and he would have had eleventy billion goals for the season. Not bad looking back, considering he was out injured for 5 months.

Yep, just watched it. A lot of the jokes fall flat, but the humourous moments that worked, worked really well. Also liked the premise and thought it was played out really well. A passable afternoon's entertainment. No great shakes, but not dreadful.

He'd have been getting yellow and red cards for crunching tackles on our own players.

If it works that way then, on a sliding scale, we'll be playing on Monday night.

Wise. Close thread. :)

I'm getting a tad concerned though. Willis is a centre back who TM wants to play at fullback, Stokes is a left back we want to see playing at centre half, Phillips is a fullback we want to see as a midfielder and Haynes is a left back we want to see as a left winger! Add to that Vincelot who has...