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No we think Tudgay had a poor game on Friday and that Thomas had a good one on Friday.

Wasn't the no rent offered only to the administrator whilst we were in administration?

Spence was from Crystal Palace I think

He certainly has a greater awareness than Christie, quality crosser and a great pull back yesterday for the goal. Christie either crossed poorly or cut inside and lashed a shot way off target 95% of the time.

What makes you believe Phillips would be selected ahead of Clarke anyway?

Just found this on wiki Ryan Matthew Haynes (born 27 September 1995) is an English football player, widely considered to be one of the brightest ginger prospects in football. He is a defender who currently plays for Football League One team Coventry City. He played the game of his career...

I'd stick with the current formation as or right now, early to say if it is a long term solution.

I think last night put Haynes and Pugh joint first

I agree, it was a good performance. It's down to the player now to put in the same type of performance every week now.

He's slow off his line from what I've seen. When I've seen him play some balls played in behind the defence should be easy pickings for the keeper but the defender have to nearly scream at him for him to come and collect it. Example yesterday in the first half where the Gillingham player beat...

It was a great pass I agree but how many of them have we seen him play over his Coventry career? I said yesterday I didn't even know he was capable of such a pass. If he can start pinging a couple of them every game then that will go a far way to changing peoples opinions of him.

I said when he signed, even if he isn't great. He offers us something that we didn't have and were desperate for.

Just checked and the only team who can overtake us are Crawley if they win 4-0

I hope you're right

Obviously the attendances will drop from the first game. The real challenge is if we can keep the atmosphere and intensity generated with only 15k in the stadium, should be able to with the North stand closed and everyone packed into the south and east stands.

Has it already been on?

Wolves played a 4-2-3-1 / 4-4-1-1 most of last year, its why Clarke had such a hard time getting in the team as Dicko was always selected ahead of him

If we can average 15k, close the north stand and having 15k packed in the east stand/south stand then hopefully we can create a good atmosphere.

Segregation + empty away end probably accounted for 2.5-3k tickets. Then the top balcony which most of it wasn't opened another 1k. North and East stands looked packed to me.

Fair point normally but for this match, people may not have had much of a choice of where they want to sit?