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Still happening, still in discussions with developers. The original thoughts were to develop the Butts Road end first, but now they are looking at starting at the Railway End and following with a West Stand (ie opposite the current one) which may well just be a small standing terrace initially...

As if today wasn't already a shitpile for them, their A team just got humped big-style by Newcastle. Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.

Bet half didn't know at eighty minutes TBF

According to someone who was there, we had a penalty try disallowed when the advancing Cov maul was brought down on the line, and one of theirs was yellow carded for it. How the feck does that stack up? Still, two points is a step in the right direction. Watch 'em go now.

The oldest footy team in the city you mean? ;)

Nail head, meet hammer.

Can't stand Bath, but more power to their elbows today!

No, none of those. I thought the Raggs type was a southern/original one? Not really taken much notice, so could be wrong.

I do. An entire family in fact. But they were always bell-ends and W*sps are very welcome to them. One of them posts on their forum, and often purely to attack CCFC in very vitriolic terms, so they're doubly welcome!

Cup quarter finals now confirmed with Cov playing the Not Nots at their place. Weekend of Feb 1-3.

Chairman of Fylde, but his son plays. So, no, sorry. No freebies for you. Bet you're devastated.

Expert? Don't kid yourself Anyway, I have better things to do than travel to Nottingham on a Sunday and watch Cov get humiliated again...

Cov unchanged starting XV. Nutley for Tolmie on the bench. Continuity for once.

Lol. I was expecting the first one to hit the corner flag (I've seen one or two of his previous longer training efforts, but not recently) but respect - he was spot on, and yes, they went over with plenty to spare and plum middle.

Speak fer yersen. I had clean socks on on Saturday.

And therefore I'll go my usual Cov by 15!

No, quite. However, there is definitely something in the agreement that permits the RFU to veto such a move. Although the Prem also has a huge bargaining chip as it (or its constituent businesses) hold the players' contracts and could, so they wish, withhold their services (for internationals)...

So young ;) As an aside, Rob's son Tom, a stand-off, now plays for Tigers (and is currently looking for big money to stay there).

I'm pretty sure he'll come back better than ever TBH. Not the same injury (knee), but a young Rob Hardwick (another prop in case you don't remember) was thought to be finished in the mid nineties after a terrible injury that needed reconstruction, but came back to win an England cap while still...

Josh McNulty back in town. Good move for Cov. http://www.coventryrugby.co.uk/2018/12/04/coventry-rugby-sign-harlequins-prop-on-season-long-loan/