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This seems to be becoming more and more of a thing unfortunately. I was having a quiet pint in Stockport high street one Sat evening a few weeks back; big airy pub right opposite the town hall. Walked into the gents and there are two lads, probably late 20s/early 30s casually sorting each...

Fella I knew from the Potteries drank too much one Vale game and ran onto the pitch - he did get a ban but only for for the remainder of that season and the one immediately following. He was being brainless but ultimately didn't mean much harm (nor did he do any) so it was generally felt that...

Looking to buy a long-sleeve L-size 1987 final replica shirt - one of the batch that was released a few years back. Anyone got one they want to part with for cash? Or anyone know where I can buy one? Club no longer stock them as far as I know. Ta.

Nah it's stupidity. Why risk a ban to hare about like a moron? Any fool can run on the pitch. Enjoy your bans, you planks.

Wonder what Dan thinks the score was

Brilliant - so in the last three games we've gained 5 points in injury time - what a brilliant habit to be in.

I don't remember anyone saying that after the Bristol game

Typical City...just as you start to get excited, it all goes off the boil

Understand that theory but given that, in reality, CCFC will never be in a position to repay the loans, regardless of interest, the whole load is effectively shareholder funding.

It's just that the report itself says that "The group (CCFC) is reliant on shareholders and the group's forecasts indicate that additional funding will be required during the next 12 months. The group has received written confirmation from its shareholders of their intention to provide...

Might be wrong here but don't the accounts state that owner funding kept the club going during Covid when we couldn't gets fans into the ground?

Does anyone know how much of the pre-administration debt was carried forward under the "new" owner's balance sheet post-admin? Assuming they wrote off £50m (conservative estimate), added to the £56m in debt to SISU-run funds means that they've as-good-as written off £100m on CCFC....so much for...

The club has lost money in something like 28 out of the last 30 seasons, so not sure what your definition of a "blip" is....

You would think that the next set of accounts. covering the current season, would be significantly better than this lot.

Back of the net!!! Put tonight's winner into that vid!

Looks like a possibly fatal heart attack for a fan in the stands. At least some of them have a sense of humour, from tonight's match thread peil said: Far Fletch replied: Even weirder to think we were in the premier

Also Oxford were in the top flight a little further back (beating United 2-0 in Fergie's first game as manager in 1986-87) and later found themselves in non-league for a while.

Luton and Notts County went to non-league having been top-flight in the late 80s/early 90s. Millwall were also top flight a couple of seasons pre-PL and later fell to League One.

Yes there is a long list of sometime-Premier League teams who have fallen into League One (or lower), including the following Portsmouth Wigan Bradford Ipswich Sheff W Sheff U Cov Hull Southampton Leicester Barnsley Man City Oldham Norwich Blackpool Charlton Wimbledon/MK Dons Leeds Sunderland...

They should hire Darren Ferguson again for the umpteenth time, heard he is out of work now