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Sure the editors of Pravda saw it exactly your way.

There's even one in Lincoln, only been in the once, but no word of a lie there was actually a guy shopping in there wearing a cravat. Sometimes there are stereotypes for a reason.

Some strange ideas on freedom of the press there. If, as said, stories questioning CCC were suppressed by the Telegraph for CCC, then would be the direct opposite of press freedom I'd have thought.

More made up figures bullshit.

Think the fact there is no Waitrose in Leamington really hurts a few people!

It does make you wonder.

There are a few that could have been called very pro-CCC/Higgs over the whole saga, such as Chiefdave, Duffer, James Smith, who(though always well argued) were very vociferous in their defence. Since the whole Wasps saga has come about they've come to the realisation that all wasn't maybe as...

Morning glory?

Having only been to one game in the last couple of seasons(my bad), never seen him play. Is he really good? How many games has he played for us so far? Remember how many people got the right hump over Thomas going to Liverpool for a million?

He does, .... they don't.

His ACL batphone has been flashing red, had to descend the firemans pole to start up his laptop for this emergency.

It astonishes me the double standards of many on here - on one hand acknowledging the almost comedic quality of Fishers inability to tell the truth, see reality or tow a coherent line, whilst at the same time praising the council for doing the same.

They could of course have let the club purchase the Ricoh before going to Sixfields, or Wasps getting involved, and got a better deal than they eventually got off Wasps, without losing any money in the interim.

So by buying the loan with it not being a profitable enterprise at all put the money at risk?

She does sound a bit queasy from the sounds of those quotes to the Telegraph. Surprised it hasn't got it's own thread with a title of "LIES" or something. Though apparently they're not lies if from CCC or Higgs, but Fisher's favourite, "Standard business practice".

What was the principle that stopped you going to Sixfield? Not wanting to watch a team torn away from its roots perhaps? Not firmly held principles from the looks of it.

However statements from Higgs and the council concerning the rude health and possible valuations of ACL without the club were taken as gospel by many on here, and an example of financial rectictude and openness that the club would do well to follow. Any doubts raised about the veracity of these...

I think a closer look at the duplicity and spin of people involved in the whole saga never goes amiss, you know where you going, you have to know where you're coming from.

To be fair, that was something new. Is there anything in the footylaw blogpost that we don't already know? It's on a par with a "Gray's gone" post. Noticed that the ACL batphone in your place must have been flashing red as soon as Simon Gilberts post went up yesterday.