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Our goal difference is a lot better than some of the teams below us as well. I think were going be OK. After this clusterfuck of a season I'd be happy with that. We just need to be careful not to underestimate Crewe.

I don't care what's best for SISU. I care what's best for CCFC.

Begun, The Mowbray Era Has.

Its amazing how much better Saturday's are with a City victory. Well done, lads. Thank you, Tony.

They should be kicked out of the Cup. That would brighten my day.

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/football/football-news/tony-mowbray-strikes-deal-become-8756073 "He was the first person interviewed for the job and was approached by chief executive Steve Waggott rather than applying for the post."

I'd be happy with that. As good an appointment as we could hope for, while in this League for sure.

Its like watching City at home. The team in Sky Blue being played off the park.

Barca 2-0 up and cruising. Will they do a City and fuck it up? Not likely so far.

http://twohundredpercent.net/?p=26813 A good, if somewhat sad, read.

We could, and probably will, do a lot worse.

From CCFC: We have received several dozen applications for the position, most of which have been of a high calibre. As reported in the media, a short list of suitable candidates was selected and interviewed this week. However, after careful consideration, we have decided that Dave Hockaday is...

Text-a-Sub.

Me and my Dad were season ticket holders years ago. We won't be going back until the product on the pitch is fit for purpose. I don't even listen to the games on the radio any more, I've decided I have better ways to use my time. The BBC Sports App is good enough to alert me when we've fucked...

SISU is the disease. League 2 could be the cure, but in my heart, I doubt it.

He'd be much better off at a club like Everton or Swansea.

From the B'ham Mail (before the sacking): Amazing how that reads when you swap 'Lambert' for SP and 'Aston Villa' for CCFC.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31431649 :whistle:

This time next season that will be a massive crowd. In the 4th tier of English Football. 4 wins at home this season. I can't blame anyone from staying away. I know I have.

I still remember the goal he scored v Everton at Highfield Road (sniff), a powerful run into the box which no defender would dare stop, and a bulldozer of a shot which exploded into the net. Pace, Power, Goals. A great footballer and a gentleman as well. Happy Birthday, Cyrille.