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Positive from Robins. He delivers it well and I like that ex players say he is a disciplinarian. The negative side we have heard everything he just deliveried in various guises over the years from all the previous managers. The only constant is how the club is run from the top unfortunately...

Good point, the start was when negotiations began. This is another example IMO

That pitch was already trashed. This is start of a long process of Wasps change in attitude towards us over the legal action. We will be gone from the Ricoh if that legal action goes all the way. IMO.

I thought she was hands on now and making decisions? The decisions over the last few years of which she regrets non, Including moving away from the Ricoh. Meeting managers and players and installing in them the ethos of the club?

Cuts were just one of his remits and even that he hasn't managed to produce a model where we operate a breakeven. You can only do that by achieving his other targets aswell ... Coventry City chairman Tim Fisher misses out on bonus after Sky Blues fail to go up

It sure does and some other side affects we are yet to know about, I think.

The bloke was sacked by Scunthorpe and has been out of the game for a year. His stock is hardly high. The reasons he said he left us have got worse. However his situation has got even worse. When those problems were issues his stock was very high and he was a man in demand.

I am very pleased for once that we had a new man lined up straight away. However I think this is desperation to stay up as oppose to planning for next year. Which makes you wonder what does relegation actually mean?

Wasn't his targets promotion, (relegated, soon to be twice) cut costs, (yes, still not breakeven, though) community club ( I dont think he has improved that ) A club with the academy as its cornerstone ( achieved, but now under threat ) New Stadium and or Ricoh (Failed )

You would think only Tim Fisher himself would consider it a good idea to direct a load of questions towards the Trust at the open meeting that he attends.

Robins doesn't rate Haynes. The lad needs to move in in the summer.

But does he?

Slade was working for SISU for free or Les?

No No the headline was Slade talks about things on and off the field that needs fixing. Then nothing about what needs fixing off field in that short article. With a more to come. Then no mention at all about what needs fixing off field. Yet it was important enough to be part of the head line...

They never did that exclusive where Slade talked in his press conference about things that needed addressing 'off field' We had a more to follow. It never seem to follow. I assume Slade will have a pay off now with a little clause to keep his gob shut?

I don't give a rats ass about Wasps. They mean nothing to me, which allows my judgement and opinions on their actions to be less clouded. You despise them, so your opinions on their actions is often heavily influenced by that. So when someone's opinion on them is different to yours. You assume...

Achievements so far Messed up the negotiations with ACL when they state a deal was shook on regarding a new rental agreement that would have brought some stability to our club. Resided over our relegation to division 3. Stated that we need consistency and can't keep changing managers. Said...

So you think suggesting they are using their position as a landlord to force SISU to drop legal action is fighting Wasps battle for them. How exactly am I fighting their battle for them? It's just pointing out the bleedin obvious. What's more important to them our tiny contribution to their...

Well I am sure Wasps will sleep easy at night and won't perceive any risk to their £35 million. As long as you maintain that the option the judge has as a remedy of reverting the lease length to 40 years , won't be utilised by the judge. Why on earth would Wasps not try and stop this risk as...

I think in the summer he will get a new goalie, two new CB's, A full back 2 strikers 2 CM's