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Perhaps Slade is a bit tougher than previous managers with regard to resisting player sales

On that deal we could throw the club in for free

Hoofball has no place for flair players like Reuben

Can't be that desperate to leave then

I'm not sure that Premiership or Championship players are what you need for success in Div 3 or 4

Yes. I did look it up and I found nothing either

I didn't know that. What's on? Anything more interesting? I suppose I could look it up.

Was going but might have to look after my wife. Just had a major operation. As it"s only £5 I might take a chance and decide last minute.

Judging by the club's announcement of change of date they didn't have any choice. Sky + EFL

I can't remember the result when Keogh was sent off last game of season.

You haven't heard about Ticketmaster obviously

Despite having three trialists in they lost 3 0 You would think if trialists were good enough for the first team they would add to the U23 squad

Isn't Leahy a left back? And wasn't Gareth Bale a left back as a youngster?

All this could have been ours, if we had behaved in a civilsed way

From what I've seen in the last two games with wing backs, Haynes might be a wing but he's not a back, and Willis is a back but he's not a wing

My point is that a lot of these people are anonymous and their reasons may not entirely honourable. And to answer another point, you might know where you have invested your money but you might not know if that is re-invested somewhere else.

And that something is hardly likely to save CCFC

Their investors may be Arab Sheiks or Money Launderers who reading priority is not the football pages

I didn't immediately think that myself. Whether it was truly a yellow or red is not really the point; it was a stupid tackle, but I did later wonder if the ref was influenced a bit. ...and on the subject of stupid tackle (if I'm allowed to talk football) twice, not long after that, Haynes...

The reason why SISU are still around is that selling at a loss would then reveal to their investors how poor their investment in CCFC was, and how poorly SISU had managed that investment. As long as SISU "own" the club that poor performance may not be apparent to their investors, who may not...