A familiar feeling as City crash out of the Cup, at least this time with the excitement of a penalty shoot out. In the transfer market, deals are moving typically slowly with Millwall looming this weekend as a game reinforcements would be welcomed for.

Only a point gained from two fixtures but a stirring comeback against Leeds caps off the week in positive fashion. Wheels starting to turn in the transfer market give City a week of progress ahead of Doncaster in the Cup.

A loss and a win against Preston and Blackburn makes it two wins in three and a first clean sheet since Millwall to cement real signs of improvement for City under Selles. The games keep coming thick and fast with Boro and Leeds to come this week.

How good is that winning feeling! Three points secured against Swansea not only takes City off the bottom of the table but out of the relegation zone for Christmas. Preston and Blackburn to come round out the year with the promise of putting some real space between City and the bottom 3.

A point against Watford finally saw the six game losing streak broken for City, and a lead against Coventry promised to make it an undefeated week. That wasn't to be as City slumped to defeat in the Midlands, and Swansea rapidly becomes a must win game this weekend.

An inexplicable loss to Blackburn where the away side failed to even register a shot in the first half underlines the notion that when a side's luck is out.. it's really out. A 300th episode for The Tigers Down Under as we look ahead to City's first two games under new manager Ruben Selles against Watford and Coventry.

A fifth loss in a row but an uptick in performance perhaps under Andy Dawson? Burstow scored his first City goal, with the latest on City's search for our next permanent manager, and Blackburn up this weekend.

An emergency mid-week podcast as Acun finally pulls the trigger on Walter's tenure as City manager. What next for the club, who should be put in charge, and does it change the mood for the games to come? We also touch on a tough game against Sheffield Wednesday that spelled the end for Walter.

Once again we huff and puff but struggle to create clear cut chances to score and fail to make an impact in the game. Luton score once from a set piece and come away with a reasonably comfortable victory. Of concern is the prolific Middlesbrough looming on the weekend, with a visit from Sheffield Wednesday to come first.

A poor second half against Oxford after City failed to put away chances, and then a meek performance against a tired WBA spelt trouble heading into the International Break, but as we sit here Walter is still in charge as City head into a clash against another club with a manager under pressure at Luton.