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he asked how is lending to a wasps owed acl not a risk but loaning to us is? but even if he meant years ago much of what I said still applies, if you have an asset to secure the loan against it's not much of a risk, if you don't then it is. edit - also the council loan only came about recently...

havn't read the rest of the thread so forgive me If I'm misunderstanding the discussion, lending to ACL is a small risk because they have an expensive asset to secure the loan against. If you don't get paid you get the asset, ACL also have no history of not paying what they owe. Lending to us...

What did I write thats a conspiracy theory? everything I wrote seems to be pretty obvious to me.

Quick Quick, someone is critising sisu, better try and misrepresent what they are saying and change the subject, You can pm Toorch while you are at it, he'll have something to say about Wasps. no of course I'm not pissed off we have extended the loan because today that is about the best we can...

who'd of thought signing a load of cheap desperation loans and ones that come free with player sales wouldn't work out? oh yeah everyone, including the manager, before it was even done. well done sisu for figuring it out, not quite as impressive as you figuring out how important revenues are...

The club will never be self sufficient under sisu, they have devastated the ticket revenue, the merchandising revenue, the sponsorship revenue and the corporate/hospitality revenue, they have alienated the fanbase, lost us our ability to own our own stadium for any reasonable sum of money and...

Gotta love the fact that the final part of the article is them telling us how good they are at communication these days. That alone should tell us how much belief to put in everything else they say

I wish you were our manager, better strategically and tactically than pressley, better at recruitment than pressley, better at player and squad motivation than pressley. Other than the fact that LJCunderscoreCCFC LJCunderscoreCCFC give us a wave is a bit of a mouthful you'd make the perfect...

wouldn't really be a uturn in this case "“He’ll be a consideration for the short term but, longer term, I don’t think there’s a real future for Marcus at this football club.”"

To me the bigger issue is not so much that we arn't paying fees (though when you sell someone for a few mill you really should have some sort of a budget for a replacement) but more we sign gambles on short term and loan deals. There is no way for this to pay off, if the gambles succeed they...

and I pointed out that according to your link the average cost is massively inflated by the 5% of requests that amount for 45% of costs. So yes I do know these requests come to nothing like the average cost. Just like if you'd posted the average professional footballer salary is 1mill and we...

I didn't storm in and call people Toddlers, i did that after having to justify and defend a position multiple times to people who actually agreed with the position. and you say I don't know but I do know, you posted "Apparently according to Google (may be wrong) each FOI is a couple of hundred...

my mistake, thanks for the correction, sorry about that Nick. You were right.

It's like debating with a toddler because when I posted that these cost nothing like the average cost instead of just agreeing with me (which is what you actually believe) both you and Grendel try to discredit me because I don't know what the exact cost is. This forum is like debating with...

yes I know they were nothing like £300 each. I don't know the exact cost and never for a second suggested I did. I don't understand you guys at all, am I really giving you too much credit when I assume you don't believe the nonsense you are spouting? I give up it's like trying to have a...

Of course not, I don''t know what each member of staff is paid, what they pay for postage, electricity, paper. It's like posting the average professional football salary is 1 mill a year and we have 25 players so ........ anyone with any sense would point out that there is no way we are...

no I won't. All they had to do was read a letter, find out the answer to a simple question they almost certainly already know the answer to and reply to the letter, it's 30 mins job at the worst. The actual cost will include that persons time so it's quite possible they would consider it about £20.

I don't disagree that the average price of an FOI request is £300 or whatever the link says, but that number is utterly meaningless when wondering how much these FOI requests cost. It's incredibly obvious that these requests cost almost nothing, it's an easy question for them to answer, Your...

I guess I was giving you too much credit when I said not to be silly and you understand better than that. none of the links you posted remotely suggest that these requests are expensive.

It is the tax payer, the trust have now cost the tax payer a few minutes of each councils time and the price of printing the letters and posting them, shocking. But you've got to keep up the sisu defence making the other side look bad at every opportunity.