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Every game in this league is winnable, but unfortunately from a Coventry fan's perspective they are also loseable as we've proven many times! If the team can get a bit of consistency, particularly away (we've already got the home form sorted), then I think crowds will rise to 14/15k.

The Burton game probably gave us the template for away games. You've got to have a stronger more experienced player up top for their hold up play and to relieve the defence. The speed on the break should come from the flanks.

Prior to Saturday, it was 4 points from 4 games. 2 away defeats, an unconvincing home draw and one good performance (Burton away). Some would have seen that as a return to type, hence the impact on the attendance. Those fluctuations will continue until the team are solidly top 6 over 20+ games.

I honestly don't believe that it has a great deal to do with the owners at the moment. Whilst the current form and standard of football is admittedly encouraging, it's not yet sustained enough to entice a whole swathe of support back to the Ricoh. The fans have been let down and disappointed...

If his contract has been cancelled, I'm pretty sure the signing could be done after the deadline?

http://www.londonmidland.com/contact-us/contact-us/customer-relations%20/ We should flood their Customer Relations department with objections to this. An absolute disgrace and farce!

This is an absolute scandal and should result in heads rolling. At best incompetence, at worst corruption. This actually makes me want SISU to win their case against the council!

Yes, but he wasn't the only player culpable. It shouldn't have got to that point in the first place. He is still young and will hopefully learn from his mistakes.

I think everyone is being a bit harsh on Willis. One thing my dad spotted for the first goal was that Lameiras had switched sides leaving Willis unprotected with a acres of space in front of him. Up until he was subbed, Lameiras had a tendency to go wandering in search of the ball and perhaps...

I know it's the way things work, but there are a sizeable portion of the fans waiting to see concrete investment in the team before committing to a season ticket. Unfortunately as the bulk of the team building is going to take place after the end of the early bird discount I can't see the club...

It's not on tonight.

Another weekend to think things over or consider other offers!

A defeat for us at Crawley, a win for Notts County away at (nothing to play for) Gillingham, a draw for Crewe at home to (nothing to play for) Bradford. That is not a huge shift. Even then it discounts the outside possibility that Colchester will win both their games, which means only one of...

"So by making sure we get our bit right, getting the right manager in place and setting the prices at a level that makes a season ticket more affordable for the fans - we hope that will mean more supporters can get on board and help us get the club back where it needs to be. "We all have to...

If all the teams had 3 games left I think I could say with near 100% certainty that we will stay up on the points total we already have. As it stands, I'm 80% certain we would stay up on the current points total. That said, a point from the Bristol or Crewe game should avoid any last day jitters.

How about - I enjoy other things more and it's a free country so I can choose to spend my time how I want to without being lectured by smug pr**ks.

I think we should be aiming for 53 points to make sure. The total to get in the top 6 is looking quite low this season, which generally means the teams at the bottom are picking up more. On current form, 2 wins and a draw from seven fixtures shouldn't be beyond us.

Shutting down free speech. I don't agree with the view and think it's a positive appointment, but would defend someone's right to express a different opinion

Lee Burge may be young, he may be inexperienced and quite possibly he's not good enough, but one thing he isn't is a kid!!