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No league 1 club has averaged over 30k in my lifetime, and I suspect sometime before that as well so I think your a bit deluded if you expect that. As for admin, I don't want it either, but according to Tim, its our only option left. The club can't go forward without Ricoh income streams...

<p> Perfect example of how a club CAN survive administration.

<p> 50/50 chance. But if Tim Fisher is to be believed then administration is our only chance now.

Leicester city being the perfect example of why we shouldn't fear administration.

<p> If were taking that attitude then I think only people who live within the city boundaries should be allowed an opinion on the rent debate.

Saturday at 3pm is the time to support the team. Rest of the time we are free to discuss whatever we please.

Could resist. Our new club anthem: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYj5o4kQsXs

Sisu agreed to it in 2007.

<p> Acl have filed their accounts.

Enter Tim Fisher to explain this is 'normal business practice'.

Unfortunately, just to make it look like a serious threat, I can see this bunch of clowns researching the possibility of moving to a new ground. That in itself will cost the club thousands.

Because the club didn't try and justify breaking a contract! The club accepted it was in the wrong.

Why sign the contract? No one forced them to move to the Ricoh.

Forgive me if i'm wrong but had Marlon not done his time? If you think he was still a danger to society then he should have stayed inside. If not, then he deserves to be treated as any free citizen. The club excepted they were in the wrong about owing Southampton money. They didn't sign a...

That wasn't the point I was arguing. My point was Fisher's remarks about paying matchday costs have about as much relevance to the debate as how much John Clark spends on food.

How is it different then? Please explain how rent and matchday costs are the same thing?

What a wonderful view of life. Just because other football clubs have done it, does that mean its right?

Surely there must come a point though when you cut your losses? They will never get their money back now anyway. No one will pay £45m for a club with no assets and limited income. I'm afraid Administration is the only long term option left to us. Sisu have proven themselves too incompetent...

I personally think Sisu won't be here next season if we're still in league 1.

His argument about matchday costs is a bit like refusing to pay your mortgage, but then taking the moral high ground because you've paid your electric bill.