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Nope as it's probably at the discretion of the board - again.

There's no call for the use of the word "scab" in relation to fellow supporters, so I'm closing this thread. You might not agree with their decision to go to Sixfields but calling them names helps nobody, it's also a bit boring as Nick says.

Yeah I can see Tim announcing that the debt's gone up again mysteriously.

No it may well have been our club, I just don't think that there were any serious negotiations. I took that sentence with the word bitter in it as journalistic licence though especially given the mysterious source in the front row supplying the info. If they were looking to sound out other...

Forgive my poor eyesight but I don't see where it says in that article that SISU were negotiating with ACL over the rent, or that Mr Alvey was involved in the negotiations. That just says that ACL were preparing a plan in the event that CCFC left the stadium, that just sounds like prudent...

Swansea Council loaned the stadium management company at the Liberty (of which they are part owners) at least £2.5m which was subsequently written off. Will SISU be going after them too?

Where has it been written that SISU entered into any serious negotiations with ACL before starting the rent boycott? From the Trust Q&A:

It may have been a Freudian slip or auto correct or spell check etc. but the correct word is crux not crooks. Anyway I think ACL didn't kick the club out they decided to go on their own.

If the tenants at my flat don't pay the rent for two months they will be kicked out by the managing agent.

I think as I've said before they need an independent moderator who keeps an accurate record of exactly what is said/offered to whom. But yes probably some form of minders to keep the peace wouldn't be a bad suggestion. Maybe we just need to contact Jerry Springer or Judge Judy!

If the ACL statement is correct then what I think is that SISU hoped that the council would lose the judicial review, causing problems for the council and ACL. They'd then be in a more receptive mood to offers and possibly look to offload their distressed debt to someone. SISU would then have...

Okay we know from the ACL statement* that allegedly Joy wanted the freehold at her price I've snipped out the relevant paragraph and it is my bolding. Her price could be anything from £200m to £5-10m through to a half tube of toothpaste and a bag of day old doughnuts. I don't see how anyone...

I just hope you aren't sorry you ever heard the name SISU in connection with your club.

The ACL statement a few Saturdays ago said I've snipped out the relevant paragraph and it is my bolding. Now OSB reckons that Joy offered the council £5m for the freehold of the Ricoh, Again my bolding. I think that's possible based on past events and could have been less. But we don't know...

I'm can't stop you from trying it but personally I think it's a dumb idea as a vegetarian and given the religious sentiments involved.

Does anyone actually have anything factual (i.e. written) about the offer though e.g. whether F&B was included in this offer.

But if people want to try, they still can - there's no law against it.

I do hope you're wrong but I'm worried you may be right.

But how do you negotiate with someone who allegedly has said if you don't sell the freehold to me at my price then we're not coming back? Her price could be half a tube of toothpaste and a bag of crisps or maybe as you suggested £10m or my suggestion of £5m (as I think you've been too generous)...

It's as bad as I thought it would be - thanks for posting it though.