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This is why, even if you were to believe there will be a new stadium, getting the indemnity removed is vital. The Ricoh is the only short - mid term option for us to come back to Cov. In the highly unlikely, to say the least, event that SISU were actually building a stadium we could easily be...

Sure the club will post the details in their match day guide but looking at other teams who have played there seems to say just head to the away turnstiles and collect from there. The away entrance is separated off from the rest of the ground so assume they'll have a collection point there...

Pretty sure he has regular meetings with Sepalla as well so not sure why this one is being hyped up as Robins will walk if Sepalla doesn't meet his demands.

Some people seem desperate for Robins to quit so they can have a go at SISU.

And people assume these players would still come to us if we didn't have a reputation for developing players, giving them game time in the first team and then allowing them to move on. How many players do you think we could get away with forcing to stay before agents started telling players to...

Exactly, so if we're losing the best part of £3m before we even more to Brum, then add £1.3m in ticket revenue and whatever other additional costs or losses (advertising and sponsorship must take a hit for example). Yet people expect that all to be covered by selling Bayliss for £2m in the...

Remember the last couple of seasons published accounts at the Ricoh show losses of £2.7m and £2.5m so its not just a case of how much we're losing at Brum.

Is this actually worth clicking on or is it made up bollocks from the Telegraph seeing as it was only a few days ago Boddy was saying we wouldn't be back this season.

Great news for SISU. There could be 2 empty grounds up to EFL standards. That will drive the price down and I'm sure nobody will object to them moving the club miles away permanently if its to secure our future.

Not a surprise, he hasn't seemed to really make an impression on any of his loan spells. Always a shame to see a young player not make it but I can see him drifting down to non-league now.

Because football clubs have no other costs apart from player wages.

Asset stripping fans would mean relieving them of their money wouldn't it? So on that basis I assume St Andrews is sold out every week and the accounts will show SISU taking out the gate money. Or could it be he's talking bollocks.

Because he was doing his weekly press conference on deadline day so no doubt was asked if we were signing anyone.

If Robins didn't pursue the interest from Bright a few days ago when he was called to say he wanted to come back what makes you think he will be interested now? Also if Brum can't afford his wage demands what makes you think we can?

Maybe he got confused when he was told he was going to St Andrews and thought he was signing for us.

Of course it would be great if we could get someone in guaranteed to score 10 - 15 goals and fire us to promotion but how much is a player like that going to cost in the January window? Plus you'd have to move players out, we're not in a position to have a player like Godden, who if we singed...

Looks like his move to Brum is off so we'll have a day of our supporters demanding Robins signs him even though we'd struggle to fit him into our current team.

And what would have happened to his value if we hadn't sold him and then he broke his leg on Saturday or did an ACL? People who are deliberately boycotting St Andrews (not those who just can't go for whatever reason) but are now shouting about the club selling a player to cover the losses do my...

Fees are never paid in full upfront. There will be a payment now and further instalments plus add-ons depending how his career progresses. Its another example of something that is standard across football but seems to upset our fans every time it happens.

Those at the club during that time have said Maddison was affected by all the abuse he got from our supporters. Hopefully the same won't happen to McCallum.