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Come on, don't hold back. Tell us what you really think 😆

The next few games are important. If our current form continues I can't see us being any higher than third by the end of January. We need at least to steady the ship and get four points from Leicester and Millwall. Six points and we can start to believe again.

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C'mon Baggies.

They have but they need to take their chances.

There may be some tension in the StrettoBoy household tonight. I will obviously be supporting WBA whereas the wife, as a Wolves supporter, wants them to lose.

There was no suggestion in what I posted that we had already signed him. Personally I wouldn't think it means any more than that our interest is serious.

https://www.footballinsider247.com/coventry-can-now-pile-more-misery-on-rivals-birmingham-as-transfer-news-emerges/ Obviously I have no idea if this is true.

It's now being reported that Sunderland have no interest in Fatawu.

I'm pleased to see it's Sunderland because I was worried that you were referring to Middlesbrough, not that I thought they could afford him.

I thought Frank answered the questions well.

It's not just parachute payments, they have also taken loans secured against future instalments of transfer fees. The most recent ones are in respect of James Justin, Tom Cannon and Kasey McAteer. They are certainly heading for trouble.

A lot of people in Coventry care about us 😆 For the record, I live in South Leicestershire (near Market Harborough) and I care about the Sky Blues. That's because I was born and bred in Coventry and I have been supporting the Sky Blues for 63 years, since I went to my first game aged eight. PUSB 👍

It was his debut. It was good to see him giving his all. FL will soon get him playing with the right balance.

If Bobby Thomas goes to West Ham he may well find himself playing in the Championship next season , whereas he could be playing with us in the Premier League. It probably makes more sense for him to wait until the summer.

I doubt if he will care if he's on big wages. Birmingham could come up through the playoffs this season and are in with a very good shout next year.

If it's a loan then I think we have a chance, given that he will presumably stay on his current wages with Brentford, which are reportedly £40,000 pw, with us making a contribution. If it's a permanent transfer then Birmingham will outbid us on the transfer fee and wages.

It's more likely to be me and I'm in my 70s and have arthritis. Besides which, my resale value is nil.

Without wishing you to identify a specific player, are you able to tell us if it is someone with a particular liking for kebabs?