The Tigers Down Under

Another International Break is in the books as we reflect on a somewhat stodgy performance against Millwall before the break, with the third of the relegated clubs our foe this weekend in Southampton.

After a positive week comes one with a healthy dose of reality as one point from two games pulls us out of the top 6. A game for the taking against Milwall offers an opportunity to bounce back after a tough test at Ipswich.

A stellar two outings against Leeds and Stoke saw City walk away with 4 points which very easily could have been six. Two big clashes with promoted clubs Ipswich Town and Plymouth Argyle await as City's unbeaten run looks to continue.

A battling point against Coventry where City arguably deserved to run out winners underlines the improvement this team has shown over the course of the season, and no bigger test than a Yorkshire derby against Leeds this Thursday will set City up to prove how far they've come. Stoke awaits Sunday as well, and the crew look back on Jacob Greaves' time at City so far.

A stellar win over Leicester City and a first clean sheet of the season headlined City's on-field success prior to the International Break, while off the field, a busy deadline day saw four players join the club. We look back on a busy period for City and look ahead to an early start to the weekend against another promotion contender in Coventry City.

The Tigers Down Under look back on the second half of the 2015/16 season, as Diame brought the Wednesday fans to tears at Wembley.

A stalemate with Bristol City where, despite a strong start, City struggled after the half hour mark leads the show. The transfer window heads towards a close with a number of irons still in fires for City, with one potential outgoing being the player of focus this week in Oscar Estupinan. A big clash against relegated Leicester looms this weekend.

The mood around the club has shifted considerably with first the confirmed signing of Scott Twine during the previous week, and then a superb victory against Blackburn with Aaron Connolly scoring a brilliant double. The panel look back on the week that's been, as well as even more exciting transfer news still to come, and a clash with Bristol City that gives City a big opportunity to keep the winning feeling going.

What a bounce back! The panel chat the 4-2 win against Sheff Wednesday and a spectacular Ozan Tufan hattrick, as well as looking back on Alfie Jones' time as a Tiger so far. Blackburn are the opposition this weekend as City look to make it two on the trot.

The first two games for the season have been and gone and the crew are back to review a troubling start to the season against Norwich and Doncaster. Are there concerns with the playing style already?