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I've heard Richo doesn't like being used.

...and even more ridiculously, they haven't even got any land yet!

Well done for the interview, you came across brilliantly. Were you told by the club that everything is in place for a groundshare at Walsall specifically? On the radio you indicated that no one knew for definite where it might be but were assuming it was Walsall.

Yes but one turkey does not a Christmas make.

Absolutely won't be Kiddy, - they are already sharing with Worcester City.

Only just discovered that Stuart Linnell does the breakfast show on BBC Northampton. Come on Stuart, what have you heard? Something surely? ...

...and then in a few years a name change to Sky Blue Diamonds?

...and how on earth can the League be satisfied we've got a plan to return if we haven!t even bought any land yet, let alone done designs/surveys/local consultations/environmental impact stuff etc etc. Oh yes, and the small matter of planning permission. Great plan eh FL?

Thought the same thing myself. Don't think this has been mentioned on here before but with the need to keep certain Birmingham clubs' fixtures apart Friday night games must be a real possibility.

Exactly. And if by some miracle we were promoted this season we'd go into the Championship with the budget of a Conference side.

Surely a complete boycott is now the only way to get rid of them and get us back to the Ricoh with new owners? If no one went to Walsall (how embarrassing would that be?) they would soon realise that their plan wasn't working and look to cut the losses and get out.

A very clever PR stunt and not much else. If we'd been in admin at the start of the season we were buggered as a ground share couldn't be sanctioned. ACL now say "no problem, you can always play here", but it won't happen cos we'll be out of admin with SISU blundering on with their master plan.

This could be another question for Mr Fisher. We' re talking to three identified possible venues but have any actually said they would actually have us? I'm guessing no.

- Because they've had their chance and blown it. Now only their stubborn "the club is not for sale" stance is stopping us moving on with new owners who want to invest and do it properly. SISU want to blunder on because of loyalty to their investors and a desperation to save face. £70 million of...

But an "interim" ground now as well? Really? Where's this one then Mr Fisher? More bluff and nonsense.

Not to mention a required annual budget for the Academy of £950,000 to maintain Cat 2 status.

Will someone please ask what is the plan regarding where we will play next season if still in administration in August if the FL won't sanction a ground share when a club is in admin. The only option would be to play at the Ricoh, so will they talk to ACL?