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it's a 600 mile round trip in all fairness

I think this is a fantastic idea, offer shares in a company to fans, offer each share at £10 and then divide the company up according to how many fans invest, I'm sure local businessmen would buy up a £1000 or so, some fans might pay their season ticket money in and someone's nan might chuck in...

Ah I like morecambe, why such a poor turn out?

that's a very interesting thought actually, i hadn't even thought of that, I'd assume it was very possible that's what they'd do, although SISU are not keen at all to sell at this moment in time, so maybe watching how debts increase/decrease from here will be interesting.

Also I thought they'd put out a statement saying they had no intention of appealing

Probably not worth reading the formal rules because let's face it when have any rules been followed by any governing body in this saga

And the most frustrating thing about this is that the FL have allowed this to happen by not forcing SISU to pay the £1m bond

Agreed, also fleck who is far from local was free, he's not as young as the players you stated but he is a fantastic player with a lot of potential Lets just hope in 2 years when these players are championship standard and want to move on we have level headed owners who will do the right thing

les reid says 7000

Good question, i assume it's still the £70m, unless SISU have taken that on

Yeah he was + not quite, we're on a one in one out kind of system, everytime a player leaves we can sign one on up to 75% of his wages

Matthew Manset, french striker, tall, average goal scoring record, looks a good second striker looking Adam Webster CB played in scotland for Hearts and Rangers, also played periodically for wigan

With a small squad too going out of cup competitions early will help with survival in the league and ease fixture congestion

the concept is to reduce the wage bill although we all know it's going to do nothing but ruin our future finances by relegating us

I think if it was anyone other than SISU we'd welcome the idea, but if you can't pay £1.2m a year then the £50m cost to build a stadium and it's transport links is unreal and will just add to the issue Especially since we already have £70m debt, to have £120m+ debt would just be catastrophic...

i like it, think people should be allowed to invest into a bid in the club from £10 upwards, then split shares accordingly between the investors under a group owned by the sky blues trust. i for one would jump to invest in the club, and even if we can only get about 20% of the club we could...

Although all this said, we have to expect this if we're going through with Not a Penny More, SISU will burn off a lot of fat before theyre starved out

It's just sad, there's potential and passion in this squad, bakers a good guy, Clarkes our most potentially prolific striker in years, good young talent in fleck and moussa but they'll all be moved on for a quick buck and we'll see them develop at another club

i'd like to see the football league disclose more information, since football is in the entertainment business it relies of the loyalty of fans, so they deserve to know what's going on

Too long, didn't read, was there a point to be made or were you just (rightfully) bashing our previously faceless owner