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Like this post for the insight, but hate the content.:(

When looking back the years roll into one, was going off Bobs post highlighting the 4-1 win against Newcastle, that was the game wasn't it.

Think people often forget, all the councils dealings concerning the football club Were subject too full cross party support.

You're probably right, after all they don't even pay their Chairman.;)

This I think was the game when Dion became the "invisible man" was off the pitchBehind the goal, keeper rolls ball out having a look up the pitch and Dion promptly enters pitch and scores.:)

I suppose with the choice of CCFC or BCFC it's almost a gift from the Gods To have no interest in football.;)

My wife's from Hackney and comes from a long line of gooners, I have successfully Brainwashed her into a life of SkyBlue, though I'm not convinced she was ever really committed. For eg: We ran a pub, and she came through the bar to find we were busy with all eyes firmly fixed on The TVs. Oh...

At least it wasn't Gilbert's book, now that would have been a family feud.:(

Court costs wouldn't be payed to the council would they, the councils legal fees would But not court costs.

That's not what I said, a contract is binding is what I said and if he doesn't want To leave he doesn't have too, pressure can be applied yes.

Pretty much what I've been told Even if that were true, selling Ryton won't happen overnight, then there's the "providing provision" For replacement of pitches thing, though exactly what that means needs clarification.

I'm sorry but I'm not having that, if a players under contract he doesn't have to go anywhere.

Why am I not surprised ;) Good film though.

If we all thought the same way it would be very odd, the only thing we can say for sure Is we all have Coventry City FC at the forefront of our thoughts.

Nick if Wasps moved in on cheaper rent, it's because SISU successfully distressed ACL, Trouble is in doing so they broke down all relationships and rendered themselves Toxic. Like a gambler, their problem is they never know when to stop, they just keep pushing Until it all falls over.

But Torch it is down to SISU, their thought processes, policy's and ultimately the decisions They make on behalf of the Football Club are down to them. The others on the other hand, by which I mean the council, have had to act and react to a Toxic organisation "hell bent" on destroying all...

SISU gained ownership of this club for a song, really pisses me off when people Go on about the losses they've made here. They had a decent championship club with a distinguished history and a vibrant Future, a very loyal fanbase that were just itching to get on board and enjoy the Dawn that...

But SISU weren't going anywhere, the council obviously needed a sustainable future For the Ricoh, what should they have done.

This!

For some, it always is.