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Oggy followed closely by Glazier then Blyth. 1960s

I agree with all of this except that Sisu are not to blame. They have made a bad situation a lot worse in their efforts to get something for nothing. In the end they have given a franchise club the chance to walk in and pick up the stadium, that could have been theirs if they had acted properly...

Great pair of strikers in a great team. Fergie was the best header of the ball that I have seen. He could dominate the opposing centre half and find team mates what ever the ball into his head.Loved that team.

The idea that Sisu as owners would always ensure we play in a top stadium is strange. Was Sixfields a top stadium? Would they not do something like this again if they felt it was in their best interests? It seems to me that this argument about the Higgs Centre is like the one about the Ricoh...

The bit about the sponge cake made me laugh out loud.

I have no love for Wasps. I agree with the franchise label and feel sorry for their south east based fans who now won't be able to watch them. They are as bad as MK Dons. I don't think you and I will agree over Sisu. I will finish by saying that they have presided over one of the most disastrous...

The last time this went through the legal system Sisu lost and were castigated by the judge. Is Joy still not there? She has certainly still been in the headlines today and not in a positive way. As the owner she must have sanctioned the disastrous decisions that Fisher, presumably made...

Explain which bits are not true.

I will never trust Sisu. Court case is still pending, same old misinformation/ no information about the new ground. The new chap may turn out to be different but at the moment it is the same old faces lurking behind the scenes. Fisher still spouts utter BS about how taking the club to...

When Gillingham took their corner yesterday that we went and scored from (nice to say that!), my mate turned to me and pointed out that we had two players on the half way line and another just outside of the box. To me this shows real attacking intent. The fact we scored by having Kent available...

Maybe our penalty decision against Southend was a bit soft? We missed it anyway.

By my reckoning these have been the poor decisions we have been on the end of so far this season. Tudgey's goal at Rochdale disallowed. Penalty against at Millwall, their player dived. Ryan Kent's goal against Chesterfield. Penalty against at Bury. On the face of it the cost has been a place in...

My favourite all time player. He was a great player who if he had played for a more "fashionable" team would have been acknowledged as such by people outside of Coventry. Due to the fact that there was no freedom of contract he stayed with us for 8 seasons but really was allowed to go too soon...

You're confusing him with Bobby! (Unfortunately more snail than spider).

You're confusing him with Bobby!

The fact is we didn't. Had we done so it wouldn't be an issue as we would have had that little bit of success that encourages people to think that it might happen again. Win some games, score some goals, give people hope. They will come back. It's even happening a little bit at the moment...

Over the last 48 years (since promotion in 1967) we must have the lowest wins to games ratio of any team in the league. In these terms, not talking of league position or the cup win, we are the least successful team around. Add to that that the entertainment value provided by the team has...

Terry Butcher was a very poor manager for us (and most of his other clubs too). His decision to force Cyrille Regis out of the door was terrible. Cyrillic was probably playing the best football of his Coventry career at that stage. What Butcher was looking at when he saw Cyrille's performances...

After Leeds though he had two failures on his CV, Brighton and Leeds. Not sure that clubs were clamouring to employ him. He almost needed to prove himself again at Forest which he did. Hopefully Mowbray will do the same.