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No idea, and the more I think about it, the more I think perhaps liquidation is now not the way forward. Ahead of voluntary liquidation the owners of a company would plan it carefully, divert money out of the business where they can, sell assets etc. Our main assets are the players, but we...

It isn't definite, but it is far more likely. SISU would gain nothing from administration (potentially), whereas at least with voluntary liquidation they would have some element of control and a time window ahead of instigating proceedings where they could attempt to cash in, divert money, sell...

Uh? We operate at a massive loss yet have no external creditors to speak of (rent dispute aside). We pay our bills, I'm not sure which part of that is difficult to understand.

Well done, what do you want, a medal? If you go every week then clearly that last comment was not aimed at you so you can wind your neck back in. So like me you chuck a few hundred quid a year into the pot. Our contribution is like a piece of hay in a giant stack of needles. These people on...

Well without wishing to labour the point too much, I thought their fans were terrible considering the numbers. I just didn't hear them. What did they sing? For 90 minutes too apparently! Most of the first half they were completely silent and stood there arms folded looking pretty abject tbh.

Yes, because a domestic tenancy agreement is just like the Ricoh rent row :facepalm: Don't pay your rent and your landlord will evict you and move in a new tenant. Remind me, which other league football club is queuing up to play at the Ricoh? It is a unique situation, and it is a business...

It was a very odd point to have made. Embarrassing because a few simpletons from Swindon start chucking pickled eggs around a chip shop? Smashing up a chip shop is not brave or taking liberties in the way you're talking about, it is juvenile vandalism, much like our fans smashing up toilets at...

No, not really.

Noisy away fans? Thought they were poor until last 5 minutes. And, I really must stop drinking before games, because if Bailey warrants a 6 for that performance then I was clearly more under the influence than I thought. Six! He was beyond terrible.

What? Anyone can turn up anywhere and smash up a chip shop. You claiming that as a result? From what I hear Swindon fans were running in all directions after the game. Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch. I witnessed the tail end of the incident at their place. Deserve everything they get.

You seem genuinely resentful of the fact that their are individuals out there prepared to prop up the football club you support. An odd position to take. We can all criticise their decision making and poor management, particularly last season, but let's not belittle the huge financial loss...

You're saying you'd prefer it? Wouldn't surprise me if the club did go that two clubs emerged, a kind of a continuation club, essentially made of the current structure less SISU, and a club run entirely by supporters like FCUM. Pure speculation of course, but there would be one almighty royal...

It would be a mess. There would be a lot of in-fighting. You can guarantee the like's of Elliott and other old faces would be involved and that would annoy a lot of people who would want a fresh start. Who though? The whole thing would have to be bankrolled by somebody or a consortium, and...

He has a point though. Admin makes more sense now than it did say 12 months ago because of the rent arrears, but it still doesn't make much sense because the main creditors are SISU themselves. Liquidation would make more sense from a 'cut their losses' point of view because SISU would be the...

Quaint? No, not really. You will note however that I didn't seek to deny he had said it, so I'm not sure why the patronising pat on the head was warranted.

Semantics. That money was there to be drawn on in the event that the club could not pay, and that has what has happened. As of this point all bets are off and the legal obligation is of no relevance whatsoever if the club disappears. The fact remains, ACL have dipped into that money (quite...

If you must ask questions, then please answer the one I asked: What do you think ACL will seek to charge any phoenix club that starts again as a non-league entity? And what could such a club reasonably afford? What is the bigger lie anyway? Tim Fisher confusing rent payments with financial...

Do you? Somebody may emerge to bankroll the formation of a new club - but nobody will save the club in it's current form. We will have to do what Rangers did and reform as a new club and apply to play at a much lower level. Who wants that? Perhaps a few romantics who like the idea of rising...

In rent no, in total financial contributions yes. I know what your point is, that £500,000 of that came from the escrow account - but I don't see where to club have sought the hide that fact, considering that it was THE CLUB that deposited that money in the account in the first instance...

Your tiresome and unwavering support for a company that seems hellbent on putting our football club out of business (not to mention their biggest asset jeopardising their own existence in the process) is baffling in the extreme. I could point to numerous examples of misleading statements...