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I feel that SISU's focus one the value of the club is linked to the potential value of damages that they could receive IF and that is a BIG "IF' their complaint of state aid is upheld be the European commission. As a hedge fund they've put all their energy and resources, post 2009, into litigation.

A worry has to be the impact on the budget. We are already committed to £1m bond. Add to that a fall in season ticket sales, it all looks like we could need to sell players to fund existing running costs. Any short term windfall from a Callum Wilson sale is bound to be eaten up on day to day...

9/12 - good quiz! Thanks

No he isn't .....Ian Gibson....or GIBBO..... was world class and a member of the 67 team that got us promoted. Terry Gibson played in the 80's.

Where is Ian Gibson possibly one of the greatest players to ever play for is? Shocking omission !

This might be an option, IF McNulty drops his wage demands. As the transfer fee we received is bound to be paid in stages over time and if the club waived some of the later payments due, then Reading would might go for it. However, I would be concerned about his level of fitness, as he looked a...

If he was to come back there would need to be a clause in his contract saying he gets no pay if his weight & BMI exceeds certain levels

The issue for Robins will be if there’s a drop in revenue from attendances & season ticket sales meaning he doesn’t have the resources to achieve success. At that time he’s bound to look elsewhere

Sounds like he needs his career resurrecting. Not one for us and another example of someone who should have thought long term.

Regardless of the historical issues between the various parties ......it looks like a car crash situation for all of them. For CCFC - if we have to relocate to a ground outside of the city, then revenues will drop significantly and our ability to compete at Div 1 level is affected, along with...

No messing about by MR. Top move with a bit more experience in our defence - a good start to the summer. Well done to MR & the club!

I read in the CET that they are touting a fee of £500k. That seems a very low fee for Bayliss - surely we won't accept that!

It could be argued that the Supreme Judge has been the most influential person in talks at the Ricoh reopening.

A one year extension cooky work very well for the club, as in 12 months time Wasps could be in more financial trouble!

Assuming that we are not expelled, but don't have an agreement on a ground for next season. It will be interesting to see what the EFL have to say. We could promote a ground that the EFL won't approve, but they would be powerless to expel us!

Because he played for Leeds in the semi final after leaving us & has never got over it!

At least SISU are consistent - they've lost every case, so far. ......what's the definition of madness? Keep repeating the same thing and expect a different outcome???