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What you have got to keep in mind is that it's easy enough to get on target, not so easy to beat a professional goalie, which is what he is trying to do.

We have won a few lower league tinpot trophies. We are still in a lower position than when SISU took over, and we are still not guaranteed promotion. We also currently have no home stadium. Yes it's bollocks because it's SISU because SISU are bollocks.

Complete bollocks more like.

6 wins would guarantee a play off place (82 points). 9 wins would guarantee automatics (91 points).

Wouldn't be getting ahead of ourselves by any chance, would we?

The encouraging thing is we have had a strong run over the Christmas/post-Christmas period, quite a rare occurence, and the fact that we have emerged from that period with an intact strong squad.

9 cases in 66 million - work out the odds for yourself.

Was wondering if the game would be postponed so I looked at the BBC forecast:- Noticed that the windspeed peaks at 55mph at guess which time? Yes, 15:00 Saturday.

Birm 2 Cov 3 Godden hatrick to shut up all the whingers on here.

Seems to me there is a lot more frothing about 'frothing' than there is actual frothing.

With the exception of Sunderland none, that's why they generally stay or return to league 1.

Where is all this 'frothing'. It's not me that's for sure.

I don't think any of those players looked the prospect that McCallum does.

I understand we are a selling club, and all things considered, if the rumored figure of 3.5m is true then this is an excellent piece of business, I just wished we could hang on to some of these better players for a couple of seasons longer. This would help advance the team in the league and the...

I take it O'Hare missed a sitter

Its not irrelevant at all, it is possible that the commission could decide that there is no grounds for complaint within 12 months.

One thought is this. If this is a formal complaint then the following applies:- "The Commission services endeavour to investigate a formal complaint within a non-binding time limit of 12 months from when they are registered. The investigation could be longer based on the circumstances of the...

am here - the whole purpose of me posting was to see where the statements of "The complaint to the EU cannot be withdrawn" came from. Oldskyblue confirmed it and shmmeee posted a link to a CET article stating that the EU themselves confirmed that it can't be withdrawn. I am satisfied - as you...

Thank you for a sensible answer without all the abuse. I had looked myself and not seen any way of withdrawing the (state aid) complaint but that of course didn't mean there wasn't one. The link given by astute confirms that it can't be, I must admit the telegraph article had passed me by...

If there was no complaint they wouldn't have any need for the indemnity clause would they?