Eddie probably needs some time to chill out with his family, and watch some football without the pressure of results to improve. I can see him being linked with West Ham when Moyes is inevitably sacked, and meets up with the British Managers Association.

Very naughty of you to make stuff up like that!

"When I said curl one past the keeper towards the far post......"

Had a good day in Birmingham yesterday with my dad. Had lunch at the Indian Streatery on Bennett's Hill, and it was brilliant.

That would be funny, seeing as he was the hero in ousting Septic Bladder, Jack Warner and all the other corrupt bosses. It shouldn't be surprising though as the dodgy business is so ingrained in FIFA that it would be more than a few senior figures at the top.

You know when you get a bit of sick hitting the back of your throat...........? My contempt of Talksport is clearly well founded.

Yes, but I meant 11th-15th is about all we can achieve. Some seem happy to be in that position until we need a fire sale and end up with a squad of Wes and Chris Browns.

Changed your bogeyman from Phil Brown then. Oh well, I guess we must stay with Tony and finish 14th every season.

It's a no from me about Ibe. He's obviously a legend in his own lunchtime guy more interested in getting more points on his driving licence than appearances and goals. Talented, but is never going to amount to anything.

Nah. I think he's still comfortable here and is not being pushed out the door or pressured.

Good call Chaddy. He's probably got something to give to a 'big' league 1 club for a season or two.

Wouldn't mind Vorm, Ayala and Yoshida.

Done pretty well for us, and if he still wants to play, I hope he finds a last hurrah somewhere like Australia or the MLS.

In order to return, I would have to start going. I get enough exercise from work and cycling.

All true, though SISU tried to buy 50% of the Ricoh through a holding company that was being liquidated, which sounds dodgy. I can't remember if it was the council's half, or the Alan Higgs Trust's half. And there was a whole weird set up after City went into administration, whereby SISU put the club into administration, and then effectively bought it back whilst other bidders were ignored (some American guy called Preston Haskell was involved in a bid, that vowed to buy 50% of the Ricoh). Would you trust these guys do pay you the money you agreed on? With Wasps having financial issues, it may just work out for the vulture capitalists that own Coventry city, but that money will disappear to Panama or wherever, and not build up the club into much more than it is now.

Not this season, but Coventry city may one day..... possibly have a stadium. Warwick University have been battered by Covid 19 as both they and Coventry University have loads of students come over from Hong Kong and mainland China so probably need the money. My brother in law works for the IT department and he's been working from home since it all started, and whilst his job is OK, it seems that the facilities, marketing and so on will be run on a much smaller scale. Anyway, if the stadium is built, I'm guessing that it'll be in the Canley/Tile Hill area as that's where the university is. Of course being Coventry city, some NIMBYs will probably destroy the plan, and it'll be back to square one.

Mark Robins said Coventry city will have the lowest budget in the league on Saturday when he was a guest on Final Score. SISU have also been asset strippers for years, selling any good players/promising prospects as soon as they can. It's surprising they've spent any money at all so far.

I don't know if Marinovic of Wellington Phoenix could make it here, but his team are having their best season in ages after losing many good A league players like Krishna and Singh. He may be a left field choice that works out.

He seems to be a younger version of Warnock in that respect.

Now some of you might find this funny, it seems that my TV is showing Ben Brereton scored a goal. Does Urgot infect tea bags as well as Rye?

I can understand the fear of another Kean or Coyle coming in, but to do nothing would mean a slow drift towards the bottom of the table as happened with Bowyer when we ended up with Delfonso, Brown, Guthrie, Akpan and other uninspired signings. If Mowbray is given the 2 years of his contract, we'll be looking at the bottom 3 more than the top 6.

Even the facebookers are starting to criticise him.

I hope he had a bad case of the shits today and no toilet roll. I think he's still ruining some Greek or Cypriot club.

Nothing being mentioned in the local press, if you're wanting an update. The corona virus has left Wasps needing to shed their budget, with Coventry Rugby having to lose about 10 players and a number of office staff to make ends meet and stay professional (the RFU also halved what they give to teams in the second tier and haven't postponed it due to the crisis).

I still think he should go, and we need to either go for it with a manager like Hughton, or if we're going to try and survive a financial starvation diet, get Mark Robins or take a bit of a punt on Ainsworth. Sticking with Mowbray is not really doing either, just plodding along with no direction, being happy with a slow fade into obscurity.