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I think it's more making the offer and you can't lose. If it's agreed you end up with a decent pitch and minimise the effect on moral, finances and standard of football you can play without any extra long term costs. If it's not you look like you're trying to find a solution and they're the...

Did on my pitch. Had a big hole in it. Resulted in a long term player injury (his head broke off after it got stuck in the divot). Thankfully he didn't sue!

But it could well cause us just as many difficulties. If we moved then there'd be a lot of ST's wanting refunds. We'd massively reduce our income. Only way we could replace that is through a sale, most likely Gyok. With CoH out and Hamer now supposed for a match we'd be massively weakened and...

As this games comes outside of the exclusivity period the pitch should be expected to be in a fit condition. As it's not then legal action must surely be being looked at. I didn't support the first rent strike (I'd have been ok with them paying a lower figure) but this time it may well be...

That's the problem though. Left wing people are painted as having to be absolutely whiter than white and completely altruistic otherwise they're hypocrites and untrustworthy. Can you imagine if the likes of Johnson (or Truss or Sunak) were held to the same standards? They change their message...

You never see a hosepipe when they're watering the pitch ;)

I think the issue is about how many changes we have to make. We've already had to bring in O'Hare's back-up, which has weakened us but you'd hope we'd still be able to be competitive if that was the only change we had to make. The bring problems come with if we have to bring in more of the...

He's had a couple of bad games to start the season (one out of position) but I don't think that's writing him off for saying so. When he was performing well last season and people were saying he would have a great future, were they over-hyping him. I think he's got enough talent to make it, but...

So anyone signed on a free a team would obviously let go for a small fee because it's all profit. A business wouldn't sell if that asset was worth more than £14m (I'm not saying Gyokeres is)

Moore Hyam Fadz Panzo Dabo Sheaf Hamer Bidwell Allen Palmer Gyokeres Wilson, Burroughs, Adaramola, Rose, Eccles, Tavares, Godden 2-1 to them.

I know I've seen then being used in the past on the pitch but I've always assumed they were rented.

I did mean renting them, but again not going to be cheap and as you say running them would be ridiculously expensive.

Yes. Big rigs on wheels that you move around the pitch to increase light and temperature and promote rootgrowth when it's cold and dark.

Not really, because Wasps will be playing on it and the only way to get it prepared properly at that time of year would involve an expensive set up of heatlamps which neither us or Wasps can really afford at this moment in time.

I am fearful of the condition it might be in when we get to winter and think it may end up unplayable again, especially once the rugby starts. There's going to be no major work done on it for the foreseeable future and I can only see the relationship between CCFC and Wasps deteriorating...

You really expected him to make two or three tactical subs with 10-15mins on the clock?

Oh, I agree Truss will be an absolute car crash. Completely out of her depth and will make us a laughing stock. Even more so than Boris (and that takes some doing). But from what I've seen I think Sunak's actual natural economic policy is around low tax, low spending. Despite what he's saying...

Maybe not, but does he actually believe it? Or intend to actually do anything about it? He's clearly someone who has an extremely disparaging view of the poor and working class and thinks that their problems are all of their own making.

And in other Tory news Chris Skidmore has defected from Team Rishi because he's concerned about Sunak's consistently changing position. So now he's part of Team Liz. The same Liz who announced a policy to change civil servants pay with regard to the area they worked in and then retracted it...

Oh, and at the same time had the nerve, after his Tunbridge video, to talk about a moral responsibility to support poorer households and Liz Truss' tax cuts would not help the needy. The arrogance of it is just astounding!