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What about the gold fillings? ;-)

Didn't Steven Pressely say it by highlighting there was no scouting system in place. And set one up by old mates doing favours towards the end of his stint here. Didn't Mowbrary say it by saying he felt like he was just flipping coins (taking gambles on players and team selection was replace...

SISU have a track record of asset stripping. Of course they will sell Ryton before leaving. They will probably check players mouths for gold fillings.

I agree Steve Floyd it does seem like bad planning - bad management. But for years now we seem slow of the mark when transfer windows open. It would make sense that if you are cancelling a contract then you have a few ideas on who your targets are for the new contract. Our vetting process...

And don't forget Wasps.

They (SISU) recruited Thorne, Boothroyde, Robins, Pressley, Mowbray and Venus plus a train of directors. We have seen truck loads of average footballers and played some youth before they are ready. Yes we have had some half decent youth players come through so credit to that. But they have...

And not even an attempt from the owners to try and sell us a plan or a way out of the mess. Beginning to think Seppala is deliberately suffocating the club. Has not got the balls to kill it off, will just let it die through complete neglect.

His kicking was crap.

What about Oggy?

Correct.

Nobody else was bothered.

Nothing is going our way

Well TM say when he left he felt he was just flipping a coin.

Liquidation and starting again is a stupid option and should only be contemplated once it has happened. But there has to be a plan and some investment the club needs stabilising and getting out of League 1 won't be easy. But we certainly need the club to be run on sensible lines and at least...

My biggest complaint about SISU is they have never put forward a consistent or believable plan that the fans could buy into.

Lived and worked there for a bit so know it reasonably well. Always enjoy visiting it and Bristol.

I don't dispute that, as I said both nice cities.

he First Slave Ship Name: Liverpool Merchant When: 1700 What: Sold a cargo of 220 African slaves in Barbados 1792 - a 'good' year for slaving Ships coming out of England were as follows: Liverpool 131 Bristol 42 London 22 Estimates state that over 40,000 African slaves were transported by...

I would settle for an owner with a pocket.

Liverpool and Bristol are nice cities, but slavery funded some of those grand buildings.