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Goss listed as one to follow in The Guardian today. http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2015/jul/15/premier-league-20-youngsters-pre-season

Still not sure that anyone's addressed the elephant in the room on this one. What will the position be with regard to the lease of SJP?

It's like a babies' arm holding an apple.

Buckle's... ... got the flick, apparently.

How do you know this? Most don't post under their real name on here.

Why is sharing a link that is already in the public domain in any way a problem??

Agreed wholeheartedly.

Hi 'Friend' of Roger. Yes of course that photograph is me. I'm a dead ringer for someone who appeared in Grange Hill 30 years ago... Nobody seems to have explained how these 'friends' of Roger - none of whom are, of course, him have simultaneously decided to join Exeweb in the last day or two?

You appear to know a great deal of detail about the interaction of the Trust and Club, and RC's position therein for someone so at pains to pint out that you are not him!

Going slightly off-topic from the original thread, contracts needn't be set in stone, they can always be renegotiated.

Talking to a mate on Saturday - a non-City (indeed non-football) fan, and mentioned - knowing that RC was an acquaintance of his - that he'd left the Trust board. His response was along the lines of 'no more free matches in the directors' box then'.

But no more important - given the Trust membership model - than any other ordinary Trust member.

How does Loyalgrecian know that he represents the 'silent majority'? I wouldn't claim to know what others - apart from those who have posted here - think, and don't understand how LG thinks that he does. For what it's worth, a personal view is that it's hard to knock someone - anyone - giving up...

Might Wheeler be one of the two?

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Was reply to quote re Copps in Doony v Reading game.

And Jake Taylor came on for Reading, and did well, apparently?

To get Yeovil to finish above Sheff U is pretty astonishing.

I think that Tully often gets exposed by a lack of cover in front of him. As our midfield tends to play narrow, he can be confronted by a winger/wide midfielder, and overlapping full back. Not since Wayne Carlisle have we really played with a natural wide player on the right. Hence, Tulls...

The table doesn't take account of the fact that someone has to take the points in each game. For example, while Brighton could (theoretically) lose every game between now and the end of the season, someone else is winning those games and collecting those points! So, whilst some of the bottom...