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and have to say McSheffrey looks really good in his roving role up front and keogh is immense. Experience useful from heriederson but he's way off fitness. Platt great as ever for 65 minutes. Clingan leads well and solid. Nimely looks like he has learnt his football along side Aguero...

How right you are! very perceptive old chap!

ha ha hope y'all enjoyed that !!!

http://www.vipbox.tv/watch/29183/1/coventry-city-vs-middlesbrough-live-stream-online.html Enjoy!

Gone to join old mucker Seve Keane at Blackburn. Well, well thought he may have waited and stuck with where ever Bruce would end up. Steve Keane has done remarkably well under all that pressure and it will be interesting to see if his old mucker can assist him even further and save...

Goodness me we are now excited about a few crumbs being thrown our way? How low we have sunk...and that's the shame of it.

jack that's 12? is woody fit? prefer him to cranie.

Can you call it?

That was my point was it not Burbage? How long is a piece of string? As for Hoffman and his cronies? Well suggest you do some research then.....there's a lot to know about our man! "Numerous stand offs"? Take it from me we are long past that stage.

Save Our Sity (S.O.S.) may get more notice?

The back line is not so bad tbf and the problem Thorn needs to highlight as a stand alone problem is the attack! had we scored a few then we would be mid table easily.

Admin? Hold on a minute...how does that work for SISU then?

Ok it seems I have to spell it out then... WTF is Hoffman doing? What possibly could be so protracted? Perhaps he is full of it and can not even persuade his 'investors'? Perhaps he is unwilling to compromise enough to make it happen? Maybe he won't risk any money himself? (if you asked me for...

According to Richard Keys SISU should have accepted the deal in August. (you know the one on the back of a fag packet because there was no letterheads around) and for £1. According to Richard Keys the deal is still ongoing with Hoffman and his 'investors' and SISU should again do a deal. I see...

...the clubs we are chasing at the wrong end of this league are all playing away from home this week and face strong opposition and doubt any will win. We are at home. A chance to gain ground... ....trouble is the Boro' are the visitors and next to West Ham have the best away record in...

...show me the money!

...it's really a case of paying down some of SISU's debt. They won't go unless they get some of their invested money back. League one overhead will be much less and would not surprise me if they manage to break even there. It's up to Hoffman to 'value' his investment on potential...

It feels 'worthless' at present but yes of course it is! A lot depends on how much of the 'debt' SISU hold (not any bank) are willing to relinquish for the sake of getting out? The other clear question is surrounding the Ricoh and that option but more likely Hoffman wanting more than that option...

Keys understanding seems no more informative than any of us quite frankly. The fact he claims Hoffman and his bidders are still around and SISU should take the deal is ludicrous. What will that be? Another £1 written on the back of a fag packet? Hoffman wants the Ricoh (don't we all) and...

perhaps the question should be; If an experienced manager had been at the helm from the get go would we still be in this dreadful position?