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Is that what we're talking about then? Because if CCFC are getting booted out this month then everything I've said might be bollocks.

The biggest problem you'd have sharing with us is the egg chasers round the corner. We're not allowed to have home games at the same time (same day is apparently fine, just as long as there's a gap), so the fixture chaps would have to do some thinking.

There's plenty of precedent for temporary ground sharing: Wimbledon and Palace, Gillingham and Brighton, Fulham and QPR. All it takes is for the two clubs to play at home on alternate weeks.

Worst Spot the Ball ever.

I think it's admirable that someone is trying to communicate with the fans. I have a question about the above quoted paragraph though. What does the last sentence actually mean?

The one annoying thing about SBT - multiple duplicate thread topics.

Mr Neal seems to be a wind-up merchant.

Jamie Scowcroft returns.

Shame on anyone answering this seriously. If my club vanished I wouldn't start watching another one. I'd turn away altogether. Shocking.

Can you tell I use Twitter a lot?

No. When they were hoofed out of Millmoor and moved to the Don Valley, they were told in no uncertain terms by the Football League that they had three years to return to Rotherham. They had nothing but huge debts when they moved away; now they're in a shiny new £20m, 12,000 seat stadium, which I...

Nick, I get the impression @peasantville is the author of many of the aforementioned spam emails. Ask him if he got the £2,500 I sent him. Only I never got the million quid in return you see.

Not guilty. If the roles were reversed, I could never develop the same level of passion and loyalty for Coventry, Forest or Derby. I expect it works the same both ways. If some of you do decide to start rocking up at the KPS, give the Catering Operations Manager* a heads up and I reckon he'll...

I reckon the club should buy the bottom half, that way you can still use the pitch and the lower part of the stands. Might reduce your attendance figures though.

There's precedent for this though. If push comes to shove, Cov could move to a nearby town for a maximum of, I believe, three years - see Rotherham United's temporary move to Sheffield. It doesn't mean that at all. The fans would get no say. It just means that fans must not be unreasonably...

Marvellous wind-up thread. Good work Otis. That said, we've usually got 10,000 or so empty seats. Fuck all food available at the kiosks mind.

Bag of shite the lad is.

Is this a wind-up?

Yeah, it's difficult being a Fox this season ;)

Bit heavy-going in here. I might run off back to the LCFC boards to talk about crisps or summat.