Strokes Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 http://www.ccfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/NewsD...1149643,00.html
Fez of Mahrez Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 Very little sympathy given their attitude towards our troubles a few years back. Be fun to see if they try and gamble on promotion like we did. Operation Premiership? Abort! Abort! Abort!
Strokes Posted 23 October 2007 Author Posted 23 October 2007 Very little sympathy given their attitude towards our troubles a few years back. Be fun to see if they try and gamble on promotion like we did.Operation Premiership? Abort! Abort! Abort! It couldn't happen to a nicer set of supporters
Asha Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 http://www.ccfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/NewsD...1149643,00.html what a shame...
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 http://www.ccfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/NewsD...1149643,00.html What were you doing on the coventry os
Simi Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 Such a shame. It's so funny watching them sell around 15,000 to the Ricoh.
Sods Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 Your not very rich. wheres your money gone. Were the chants recieved that night against cov, the reply in L1 was quite simple. 3-0 to the leicester boys.
Strokes Posted 23 October 2007 Author Posted 23 October 2007 What were you doing on the coventry os I heard it mentioned on the radio this morning and was looking for a link.
Sods Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 Actually whats more laughable is the picture of dowie, with a recycling bin. He does look great in anything.
Boycie Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 This has brightened up my day and will send me to the Walkers tonight a very happy chap, may change if this striker is Horsefield.
Strokes Posted 23 October 2007 Author Posted 23 October 2007 I'm suprised more people don't feel the need to laugh at the scummers
MPH Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 Life can be like a boomerang... cant say im saddened by this....
Dames Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 Hahah Gutted. I hope they lose 10 points and go down. I can't stand Cov fans such cocky little sh*ts, Least theres no way out of this mess for them
ASH17LCFC Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 Talking to a cov fan who knows what happening. Says they are going into admin but theres alot to sort out and its all up in the air with all the shareholders and takeover talk happening.
Ultra Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 I'm suprised more people don't feel the need to laugh at the scummers Indeed. With the free-flowing, attacking, creative football we all witness on a regular basis, we can all feel free to mock the afflictions of our neighbours..
Matt Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 With all the talk of Administration at Coventry is now the time for Dowie to enter the on-going saga that is Leicester City Football Club?
James. Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 I actually find it quite disappointing that they face administration regardless of how unsympathetic they were to us. It's a sad reflection of modern football. Inevitable that it will happen to some clubs given the state of the game but still not nice to see.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 25 October 2007 Posted 25 October 2007 I think this can be filed in the drawer marked 'most inevitable things in the world ever', along with stuff like Darren Eadie being perpetually injured, Collymore going off in a huff, and the signings of Mascherano and Tevez at West Ham turning out to have not been quite above board after all. I remember when the Ricoh opened, the chairman was interviewed and it was put to him that it had been suggested that they would be fcuked financially if they didn't get in something like 25,000 week in, week out, and he didn't deny it. They averaged just short of 19,000 last season
Father Ted Posted 25 October 2007 Posted 25 October 2007 Even more of a reason for Dowie to jump ship to us...
dandannieldanok Posted 26 October 2007 Posted 26 October 2007 Cardiff City have signed Manchester City goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel on a one-month loan deal. Schmeichel has not played for City for over a month and has now fallen down to third on the goalkeeping pecking order. The 20-year-old was set to join Coventry this week until they were hit by a Football League transfer embargo. Cardiff manager Dave Jones is keen to strengthen his defence after seeing his side concede 15 goals in their last eight Championship games. The Bluebirds, who currently have veteran Michael Oakes as their first-choice stopper, pushed through a deal with City on Thursday evening. Schmeichel kept four clean sheets in his first six games for City at the beginning of the season, and signed a new four-year deal with the club last month. But he has since fallen behind Joe Hart and Andreas Isaksson, and manager Sven-Goran Eriksson is keen for the youngster to go out on loan to secure some first-team action. "This does not mean Kasper has no future here, he just needs to get some games," said Eriksson.
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