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Err..... I believe, or at least how it is quoted, the quip from Clarkson was .... 'That is a proud moment, but there's a slope on it', as a man walked towards them on their makeshift bridge over the River Kwai. If true, that is I would have thought, racist. Knowing Clarkson that is pretty...

Think it was 6,000 at the Ricoh max for away fans. With 6,000 Wolves fans I still say around 23,000.

Game at the Ricoh and it might well have been around 23,000 - 24,000 I reckon.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgABbHPdwH4 Top gear again.

Have you seen the Stuart Lee Top Gear thing, Houch? It's really funny http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7CnMQ4L9Pc

Apparently 'slope' is a derogatory term for people of Asian descent. Was not aware of that at all myself. Just because some of us don't know what it means though doesn't make it any less offensive if it was used as a derogatory term.

Was the bridge only white then with no black bits in it?

That's not what I am talking about though. This is surely the worst ever pitch due to the simple fact it is 35 miles away from Coventry.

Surely we all agree that the pitch is a horrible, horrible pitch to play on.

I blame all sides ccfcway. Tossers aplenty.

I was on a train back from Manchester last night and there were quite a few Leeds fans on there, heading back to Reading (no, I don't know why either.) there was about a dozen of them. When the train arrived at Birmingham New Street a shed load of Chelsea fans got on and it got a bit tasty for a...

He can afford razor blades, but it's just that his doctor says he's not allowed them.

I'd say they pretty much make up everything.

Forgot we were even playing. Off to the park with my daughter and her friend. Don't get upset at all now when we lose and when we win I barely raise a smile. The whole thing now has turned into a complete joke. Thousands like me too I would guess. :( One word sums up a lot of feelings these...

Might as well knock me then too. Sorry I'm not a proper supporter either. I've only been going up every year since 1968, but am fast losing interest as I no longer am able to watch the team I love. Another 'glory' fan bites the dust.

Horse Death Watch? Is that a similar thing to train spotting, where people stand around in anoraks waiting for the next fatality to happen, so they can document it and then go home and draw up a pie chart?

Many a time I have watched Coventry City play and thought this is absolutely nothing to do with football.

Not sure. Heard that David Cameron has aids and so too does Barrack Obama. Apparently anyone of any degree of importance has quite a few aids around them. The only important person that doesn't have aids I know of is Kate Aidey.

My safe word is 'Aids.'

Did you miss out the 'n' deliberately there Dale?