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It looked to me at the time that their player had fouled Wilson and ended up hurting himself. If Wilson retaliated I didn't see it but I can't deny it. What was annoying was he didn't hold his head in agony until he realised that the ref wasn't intending to stop the game.

....in the transfer window. Perhaps the window doesn't limit youth loans

That's an interesting strategy Perhaps CCFC should adopt it as a model

The club statement does not preclude signing free agents after the deadline

BBC transfer gossip days there are a number of players at various club's who are negotiating pay offs so they become free agents before he deadline

You can make it up. He did

I wouldn't get rid of Kane. I don't think a lower league club would cover his wages and my confidence in Dabo is at an all time low

That's OK, I had seen it

Yes, thanks

I have tracked this helps few times and I remember an occasion when it " disappeared" in that area. Noticed it as I was brought up in that area.

What has Walker achieved to attract interest from another club other than a cheap lower league loan which wouldn't save very much? And if Kanes problem is attitude/ behavioural rather than ability he will have been exiled by two clubs in a row so who else would take the risk other than ...as above

Who knew?

............ and have an owner who no longer can or will spend money to keep them there

Whatever is SISU strategy, it is generally believed that cash is needed Immediately to keep the club afloat so SISU aren't going to take that money and run because without it there would not be an ongoing business to sell.

In some ways I guess there's a selling chain, just like with houses. I'm sure you all expect Robins to have tentative deals on the go in anticipation of people leaving. I'm not sure what people are moaning about

Only if he has the nous to put his head in the right place

Once again I see those dreaded words "Speculate to accumulate" Bury did that. They had owners who really cared and wanted success, and I remember they were held up by some on here as a great example. All they accumulated were debts which led to those owners giving up and a downward spiral to...

Robins seemed to me to be acceptive of the situation. Let's face it, it's nothing that wasn't obvious to him when he signed up to a new contract. The only change of circumstances are the loss of income affecting cash flow.

Because that's what the club statement said

Agree with Grendel. It wasn't the club's fault that ACL had tied up the facilities during the football season but, by not advising the customer as soon as they realised, the club has made it their problem. Hoping that it could be resolved and nobody would notice is not the way