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Ah yes, that's right. Something about being charged the annual rateable value for facilities they were only using for a few hours 25 or so times a year.

The counter argument to that was always that Fisher is a compulsive liar - except when people choose to believe him - like they did over his empty threat to move, which was very convenient for some. I get your point. My view on it has always been that at the very least, when the club moved...

Didn't ACL get found guilty of overcharging rates? To the tune of £500,000. Think they were ordered to pay it back.

What he said. Regardless of how we got here; the politics, the silly posturing, the huge mistakes made - we have to look forward. I hope and pray (as much as an atheist can), that someone takes the club on, and when they do they realise that the club needs a home, a proper home that feels like...

Just when the thread was starting to reach its natural conclusion ;) To clarify. 1. We all hate SISU - that's pretty much universal. 2. Some of us hate Wasps - but that hatred is several notches below the level of hatred reserved for those referenced in point 1 and is partly based on reasons...

The point is, surely, that having a strong dislike - or hatred - for Wasps (and its followers) does not somehow suggest that an attempt is being made to deflect blame away from the culprits who allowed things to play out the way they did. This needn't have become another debate about SISU...

Anyhow, whatever happened to the MMM from the old GMK days? Eloquent, funny, insightful and mischievous? What a fucked-up, bitter bunch we have become (myself included). The only one that seems unchanged by it all is Otis. A beacon in a sea of misery :(

Twat it is then. Probably preferable to being a bad father. I'll take that.

What argument? There is no argument. It was just a throwaway post about hating Wasps (which I do, at least those 'supporters' who suddenly discovered a sense of allegiance to a sporting franchise they had no ties to whatsoever). Tim Fisher? Yep, hate him too (perhaps I should reevaluate the...

This can be all summed up with a simple pie chart

What can I say, I'm a bad father. But if it makes you feel better, I would have taken the same course of non-intervention had it been a picture of Tim Fisher. Discrimination is a bad thing. Still a bad father though.

I just don't get the Wasps sycophants. I'm not one who hates easily, I'm far to mellow in my old age to go around expending energy unnecessarily, but Wasps? Hate them with a passion. Every time I see one of their 'supporters' swaggering around town my fists curl up into a ball and I have to...

They got a big crowd for their Christmas fixture last season too - they put a lot of effort into getting a big turn out for that one game, and a large number would have travelled in from outside the city. The crowd was 14,000 up on the previous home league fixture. Spoke to someone from the CT...

Yeah, replied to the tweet, but not worth following up. For the sake of £6 and wasted journey it's not worth it. Just annoying really.

Just a little example of how amateurish the club is. Made a late decision to go yesterday afternoon. Saw that tickets were on sale until midday today so thought I'd leave it til this morning, and checked again this morning a saw a tweet from around 10am saying tickets available until midday...

This may well be a valid distinction to a point, but there are plenty of examples of supporters entering the field of play during a match that have gone completely unpunished - specifically goal celebrations (an example being at Chesterfield last season where a number of city supporters went on...

Coming all that way to watch their team win away - the poor souls ;). They knew anyway, there were a group of them in The Mill discussing the protests before the game. The whistles were kept from everyone, including our own supporters, for obvious reasons. Anyhow, I was speaking to a Sheff...

I wasn't that arsed about the singing - it annoyed me, but it was largely just mischief. No big deal really. What was bothersome was how confrontational they became, to the point that they started to spill onto the pitch to try and get at the protesters. Why? Had it just been the singing...

Taken from SG's book: "CCFC was balance sheet insolvent, incurring regular substantial annual losses, and a loss of £5m on the annual turnover of £10m in 2011/12" - this was a quote from Judge Hickinbottom. I think it is pretty safe to assume that we made a loss that season - regardless of...

I do admire your reluctance to censor the forum and that you allow a little freedom for the crazies, but i think you'd be forgiven if you accidentally pressed the delete button once in a while :)