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Looked to me like he slowed his run to see where the rebound went.

Hi Andy :wave:

For me?

I hold no grudge against any writers from the Telegraph, but WHAT is going on in this article?!? Did anyone find this interesting? Or self indulgent nonsense? http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sport/sport-opinion/coventry-city-win-little-bit-8868399 If it’s not bad enough the Football...

Ha, 'No. Just no' pretty much sums up how I feel when I hear people bang on about them.

It was a joke! How can anyone honestly put together an All Time XI?!?

Dublin was number 4 and had Williams on his back, right?

Ha, Im not trying to convince you. I know I was in the minority but that's how I saw it. nothing more frustrating than having a player with talent who only turns it on when he wants. Id go for months waiting for him to have a good game and have to listen to everyone going nuts about him.

I'm not saying he's good, Clarke was excellent for us last season, much better than Nouble has been this season, but he was slow and not very good in the air. I'm still not convinced by Nouble but I think he has every attribute you want in a striker, whether he can apply them consistently and...

I can't remember us having a striker who has every attribute like he has - Cyrille? Leon Best (at a push - but he couldn't dribble like Nouble can). He's a beast, can shoot, can hold the ball up, outpace a man. If TM can get him to apply himself in a system that he's comfortable in...

I just didn't like him. I used to sit in the East Stand as a kid thinking 'Dublin's having another shit game, he's not won a header, he's not putting any effort in, and then people would chirp up with that dogshit song that we stole off the Villa. Granted, he did occasionally turn it on, but...

It used to wind me up that everyone loved Dublin. This is how I remember him (97/98 aside)... He would have a flurry of games where he'd dominate defenders and score a shit load of goals, then he'd be gash for the remainder of the season and barely win a header. Same with McAllister, shit for...

Having a play at work and I came up with this: http://lineupbuilder.com/?sk=6dy8v Subs: Chris Kirkland Brian Borrows Peter Atherton David Speedie Robbie Keane Noel Whelan Gordon Strachan Have we ever had anything better than an average left back?!? Was tempted to put Borrows or Warnock there.

I made a point after the Sheffield United game that the fans had a positive influence on the game by supporting their side and making it tough for the referee to give decisions against them. I think our fans are easily disheartened and are too quick to berate individuals or the tactics rather...

Whenever I've seen Stokes he's looked pretty solid. Didn't see him at Barnsley, but away at Sheffield, home against MK and at home on Saturday he looked reasonable. He may have been at fault for one of the goals but all of our players have a mistake in them and that doesn't make them a bad...

He never played, but yep, he was Carlos Batista when he joined and then was credited as Carlita.

I see what you're saying Hill - there is a disconnect between the emphatic tone of the headline, and the more cautious tone of the article, but ultimately that's the nature of The Telegraph, and if you want CCFC content, you have to live with the medium it's given to us in (I don't think The...

where's this notion that Mowbray is 'old school' coming from? Is it because he looks rugged and dour? Every report about his tenure at Hibs talks about his free flowing, progressive style and his West Brom team were lauded (and later criticised) for their one touch quick attacking style...

You are easily aroused Steve. You're right about this though: Joking aside, last week somehow felt like a loss and today doesn't quite seem like a win. Four points against two of the best sides in the league is a decent haul and gives us a solid base to push on from.

Aye, can't argue with any of the stats. Just reflecting on the last two results.