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Wonder what the record is for hitting the woodwork in a season. Clarke's got to be on for it, surely!

Can't be because I do recognise it. Oops.....

Clarke close again.

Christie playing really well according to Geoff and Clive.

I used to organise my life around getting to games. I have absolutely no desire to go to Northampton.

Coleslaw is much the better of the two!

That did seem to be implied by some of the comments made about the deadline day compromise agreements e.g. McSheff.

I thought that that was Malcolm Allison.

Thought Duffy was pretty good first time he came to us. Never quite happened for him on the subsequent occassions.

As I recall it was JH who wanted the longer contract - DR offered him 5 years but JH would only accept 10. With Clough, I thought that it was all agreed in principle, but he kept stalling on resigning from Derby until eventually DR gave up on him, thinking that he was just using the offer to...

Delighted to hear it :)

I think we have to draw a distinction between innocent confusion and malicious confusion. If anyone is still "confused" then I would have to doubt their "innocence".

A few months back there was an attempt to smear (can't really put it any other way) OSB and so presumably call his analysis into question, by "claiming" that he had links with ACL. It was incorrect. On the basis of his posts on this site, he was asked to attend a meeting on behalf of the...

Here we go again.........

It's the facts that "bash SISU".

acl fc - ?

I normally subscribe to the cock up theory of history rather than the conspiracy version - but as you say, why would they not have filed them. One phone call to their accountants and a couple of hundred quid to do the necessary -assuming that it was dormant. Odd.

And yet - nothing......

Not for that long - it was only incorporated in April 2011 !!

To attempt to get back on topic, SISU's two defences to (this year's) unfiled accounts saga are: 1. It's all the fault of those nasty people who set up the structure in 1995 2. It's all ACL's fault for rejecting the CVA and so making the administration/liquidation process more protracted...