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I read that season ticket holders could be liable to pay the fines.

On what grounds?

Did you guys know that a CCFC fan and ex-Bablake boy is the dialogue editor in GoT? Really is.

And this article just points out that the stock market and house prices rose after we returned to growth. Driven, to a large extent, as people regained faith in the UK economy because they had an adult in number 11. More 'no shit sherlock'.

Well I could be flippant and ask why people are moaning about austerity if the coalition spent more... However, this is a lazy "no shit sherlock" article which points out exactly what I stated a few posts ago. If you run a deficit during growth then you are really in the shit when tax income...

You do realise that was your 666th post on here. Apt? ;)

Why do we care where he plays? He seems like a very nice young man and I wish him a successful career no matter where he plays. If Villa offers him the best opportunity then sobeit. I support CCFC; I don't dis-support any other clubs

What's not to like? When I was a lad you had to pay to see the fat tattooed lady - now you can see them all for free.

The list is endless: RFC... err - OK not endless.

Not sure I understand this post :) 1. The deficit is the annual difference between income and expense. I assume you mean national borrowing, not the deficit? 2. Don't understand the point about the state stepping in at all, or indeed how you know this if it was kept secret.

I'm not suggesting a nationalised monopoly - a nationalised competitor. I'm also aware that there is no party with a policy such as I am suggesting. Legislation is inefficient because it cannot be comprehensive and weasels find ways to abuse it. What we need is a firm with values for great...

I don't trust a private company not to cut essentials to increase profit. Central legislation is inefficient and would be abused.

Well, if a private company can be run efficiently why can't a nationalised one? The only difference is motivation. I'd come up with some kind of system whereby nationalised industries such as power, water, trains are incentivised to produce a profit for the state. They some run as independent...

This isn't necessarily so. I'd like to see the state invest in running nationalised concerns efficiently and for a profit. IMO it is a scandal that they are permitted to be managed so poorly.

Well, I don't think much of the Mail either but I guess if they both have it it must be true. Shocking behaviour.

I'm not going to discuss how hard MPs work, I have no idea. I do have strong views on managing the economy. Fantastic maths not needed, just addition and subtraction. Which of the following points do you disagree with: 1. The country must over the medium term spend only what it collects. If...

Here is a link. But it's a just a CET article with 'sources said"... not quoted nor named. http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-taxpayers-could-lose-millions-9616342

Almost evidence it's not true. The Huffington post is a left wing comic.

No sarcasm intended, was attempting to pretend I was a sycophant.

That's an excellent question. You are really great at questions.