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I know - but they're all members of SISU so I'd assume they take a sizeable wage from them and as they're acting in their best interest's (although many on here would disagree). To take 2 wages wouls seriously take the piss and I doubt they're stupid enough not to realise this.

In a word - confidence. He'd just arrived from League 1 as a big fish in a small pond, since then he's been in and out of the side. I think he's well suited to playing behind the strikers but then McSheff has made that position his own - good backup/squad player to have though.

Surely the SISU board members would be taking their wage from SISU - not CCFC?!?! Also, is there any hint or information re. investors? Seems a lot on here are assuming the 2 new guys are acting for investors, from what I've read so far there's no info to back that up so we shouldn't get too...

Were they both involved with SISU before or have they been appointed from outside? Seems strange that they would appoint people on the board who weren't SISU when they had the problems with non-SISU members last season?!?!

Luck git, got back from Maggas just over a week ago and the holiday blues are in full effect!!!

Would be a good replacement for Marlon...

Nah, by the time the deal goes through (if it does) he'll have 1 day max to train with his new team mates. It's the same reason I'm fussed we haven't signed anyone yet as they'll be useless for Saturday.

Or proof they're searching for investors and not giving in yet?

Le Fondre and McFadden - the only way they'll be coming here!!!

The big boy's called us a nasty name, let's ban him from all football stadiums!!! What a patheitc excuse for a thread.

So the club didn't provide him with a contract to sign?!?! How's that his fault??? Edit: And I'd put money on one of the songs directed at him being ''she said no Marlon, she said no'' - obviously for the way he left us....

Thorn anounced on the club's website he was told he would sign. King never said to any media he would sign....... I couldn't give a fuck either way. Our downturn in form started when he was introduced into the team and I don't want our club to be assosiated with a sex offender, just find it...

Given the choice of a relegation battle or promotion shot (before Yeung went down) AND more money I know what I'd choose - and I'm a City fan. And it was a stupid move by the club to announce he had agreed when it seems he hadn't - the club lied to us not King.

Well considering we gained about 5k fans when we moved to the Ricoh and we've had jack shit to shout about I'd say that was about right. Easy to forget we were averaging around 12/13k in the years leading up to leaving.

If I was King I'd make sure I played against us - guaranteed to score. And I love how King (if he plays of course) is going to get stick off the same people who backed him so rabidly. No doubt the ''she said no'' song will be sung by our cretins.

This was taken from another thread from Oldskyblue58 from the accounts: ''May 2007 the CCFC Holdings Group had a negative balance sheet of £37.6m (gross liabilities £40m) having made losses in 2007 of £4.3m and 2006 of £3.3m May 2010 the SB S&L Group had a negative balance sheet of £17.9m...

Sorry, not being an arse but what am I wrong about? The bank called in their debt, Robinson/CCFC Holdings couldn't pay which forced the club close to admin. SISU stepped in, payed off the bank debt and agreed to pay x pence in the £ to Higgs, McGinnity, Robinson etc AND agreed to pay more...

Good season.

Yes, I'm a SISU shareholder who's been posting on GMK for over 5 years...... If your reasonable and look at the facts you'd probably come around. In fact I'd go as to say SISU's biggest mistake was taking us on in the first place but I'm glad they did. The past 3 years (as shit as they were...

Tisza The previous owners created this mess - hence them writing off their debt. I think they actually recieved some money but not all they were owed, but then there are plenty of people who think Robinson, McGinnity actually made more money off Cov than lost... SISU had to pay the debt to the...