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I don't think it was necessarily BS, it was just the guy in charge at the times decision wasn't it, I don't think there was ever anything in law to say they couldn't talk, just the boss's policy. New man in new ideas and direction. Unless I've missed something.

I was reading the paper at the same time so wasn't giving it my full attention, but I think The gist of it was: He doesn't agree with the Sunday times rich list 'unless he's on it. And poor people shouldn't be allowed to smoke in their own house.

Yeah, getting an agreement in place that secures us a home beyond the end of Next season will at least give us some stability on one front. But I'm not sure stability suits us, whether we reach an agreement or not, Tim will make sure it's anything but plain sailing, and will probably go down...

They assured Tony Mowbray he would be given the tools to do the job, he just didn't realise They meant a paint brush and some sandpaper. He made a cracking job on Ryton though, and the coach has never looked better.:emoji_art:

Simon Jordan was just on "The Wright Stuff " he didn't mention us but he was Wearing a blue shirt with a white collar. Hmm:emoji_thinking: I for one think there's something in it !!!!!

Are you watching Jimmy Greaves "Are you watching Jimmy Greaves" :emoji_eyeglasses:

It's politics turn.

Good to see us considered up there with the giants.:emoji_smirk:

When killer stepped up to lift the FA cup 'we were there 'we were there.:emoji_trophy::D

Well prepared how ?

It's just their way of taking the piss, not enough for them to keep us neck high In shit, they need to rub our noses in it as well.:emoji_pensive:

I really wish I could share other people's optimism but I just can't, unless there's a change Of ownership I see a continuation of the decline, and yet more heartache. With new owners the relief and general good feeling alone would probably be enough to Get us to the playoffs.

Whatever people might think about GH I'm pretty sure if he had ownership of the club, Then the club and its future would be his No1 concern and priority. So based on that, why would he have come up with this or get behind it.

You do know Ann Lucas lost the leadership of the council some time ago don't you.

But I thought Hoffman had an agreement in place at the Ricoh sorted in case by some Miracle he obtained ownership, so why would he need to consider a non league ground Up the road. If we ever end up at the Butts, it will be because it suits SISU not CCFC.

No, nobody mentioned anything about building anything or revenues or anything of the kind, You just said you hope we end up there 'I just asked why. Do you really believe SISU will ever build anything?

Ah yes, I was forgetting SISUs long history of progressive investment, silly me :emoji_hugging: It staggers me that anyone still clings to this crackpot idea, I'm not saying we will Never end up there, just that if we do it will be as lowly tenants with limited access to revenues, sound familiar.

It's not a stadium, it's one small stand and a pitch all hemmed in by a main road A railway line a retirement village and a multi-storey car park. Oh 'and we don't and never will own it. One thing it will do is match our future prospects under SISU.

why?

It is, but then again it's only a tunnel away from Liverpool which definitely isn't.