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About another hour of additional time, I reckon.

Looks like he's employed as a manager by a company that doesn't have a football team. And the club is managerless. so it looks like you got your wish Greggs.

So let me get this right. The situation as I see it is: 1. CCFC Ltd is in administration 2. According to the Football League (who should know) the "golden share" belongs to CCFC Ltd 3. According to SISU, all other assets (including player registrations) belong to CCFC (Holdings) 4. According to...

The last (posted) accounts show both the FL share and the players'registrations with CCFC Ltd. They could surely only be transferred with the FL's agreement?

If that's what Southampton did, then it's exactly the same here. CCFC(Holdings) is the parent company, CCFC the "property company" that SISU had put into admin, is its wholly owned subsidiary. I think, but I may be wrong, that it wasn't just the FA but the High Court as well that took the view...

Just who are you saying is lying? Be careful who you accuse, because you could lay yourself (and Nick as owner of the site) to a libel charge.

No Nick, it's a case of confidentiality. Thanks Porky. From what we've been told, the groups are serious about investing in "the whole package": the club, ACL and the land around the stadium. That, it seems to me and I stress me, seems to be the ideal solution so long as the stadium ownership is...

Nick, look at Porky's original post. He doesn't expect names. He can't, because we can't say who they are.. The source is at a very high level, let's leave it at that.

We believe there are at least two potential buyers who are waiting for the right time to buy the club. Membership fees are solely for the running of the Trust -postage, etc. As yet, the Trust does not have any money to put into buying a share in the club. We are right at the beginning of the...

Try looking up the Football Fans Federation's website. They have a campaign going on ticket prices, and I think they've done a survey

However you feel about it, sufficient people (and former players by the way) felt strongly enough that they contributed well over £100,000 to commission the statue. The Trust weren't the only ones. When the future of the Academy was under threat a few years ago, the Trust raised around £60,000...

Good grief. If SISU's publicity people are writing his scripts, he's got no chance!

all correct except for: The council bought the land The council stepped in and built the arena when CCFC's plans went belly up The council got outside money from Government and the EU The council guaranteed the loan that was needed to bridge the gap in funding (Oh, and it was the council...

For heaven's sake! If someone asks you "What are people thinking?" And you say "Most tell me they'd be happy if admin happened if it meant new owners" are you really saying that's what you think, or what people tell you? And yes I did watch LKO last night

Ah! Now it all becomes clear. McSheffrey's job is to clean the changing rooms. I knew he was useful for something.

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Who's this Henry people keep mentioning? Henry who?

ACL has never been a development company. It was set up just to run the Ricoh. It doesn't own any land, it simply has a lease on the arena. Neither is the Council (which owns the freehold of the Ricoh and all the land around) in the business of developing. It doesn't have the money to be a...

I have a number of contacts in the council, both politicians an paid officials. From talking to them, what I believe is: 1. The council would not block the sale of the Higgs shares in ACL and would sell rheir own, providing that the buyer: a) developed the surrounding land, and the produced a...

And they have never claimed to speak for anybody other that their own members. They can hardly be blamed for what some ignorant radio commentator says, can they