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I too would be surprised if we get him. I know AT has had to build a lot of bridges with some premiership managers as they were totally anti their young players playing under Boothroyds 'style' of football. I don't understand why we asked about the man city keeper, the only thing I can guess...

My understanding re ALF is different to the public message in that we had a bid accepted, he spoke to AT and Reading and chose Reading.

Is there an echo in here? 

We definitely made enquiries for both late this week. Would be surprised if we get either though.

Ok you got me, my real name is Joe Onye Brody-Hoffman. It's a fair cop, what do you want to know? 

Haha! Sorry, I'll bugger off again. Just hope for the best!

I'm afraid it is true and is why I'm purposely trying not to post at the moment as I'm probably not in a very objective position. What will happen next? That's the tough call. If I had to be pushed to gamble I'd say GH and co will eventually get control, what we're seeing now is the start of the...

Yes, absolutely. Let's say they sell Cranie for 500k then that's the companies total losses for the last year covered. Sell the club before end of Aug and they have no quick fix option. Pretty much every player we have is being hawked about as of last week.

I think it's likely that they'll stick around until after the window closes personally.

Graeme Souness is a name that I've heard is linked to the investment group, not had that confirmed though but he has links with Keys and Shephard too so woukdnt surprise me.

I'm certainly not pro SISU by any means but they are talking to other potential investors, they met one lot on Thursday with more lined up over the next few weeks.

The deal was on, they wanted Freddie. He then got injured so we offered RO'D - deal stalled.

They took the debt on Tommy but they keep publicly spouting that they've invested £30m. They haven't, they've just taken on that debt and serviced it's payments through 1) selling players,2) reducing overheads,3) mortgaging our one remaining fixed asset - ryton 4) selling prozone. That is not...

I'd best not! Sorry

Only slightly surprising, I don't personally rate him

Tommy, believe me, they've invested next to nothing. Yes they took on the debt but that's still showing in their balance sheet as an existing debt all they've done is service that debt through selling prozone, mortgaging ryton and selling players.

Not Turner

I completely agree that Robinson and Richardson have caused almost irreparable damage. SISU must also take a chunk of the blame for the mess we find ourselves in, we must be the only club in world football who have been taken over and received no investment.

There are 3 players with interest in them that would reduce the wage bill and are not deemed crucial to first team plans shall we say then? Freddie, Wood and one other which may be slightly surprising.

No CCFC neither would I, no major loss regardless of financial position.