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I also think JR3 will be about the council not allowing us to build a new stadium. Well at least Wasps couldn't legitimately use that as an excuse not to do a deal with us

At the Southam SC Meeting he said that he had a hamstring problem and really should not have played in that game. I wasn't at today's game but I commented after the Oxford game that Bayliss needs a rest so would be happy to see Meyler back in for at least last 30 mins

Well I predicted that it one of my posts. TBH it didn't take much nous to work it out

The SB Trust position seems to be That's right Wasps, stick one on SISU ....by the way, can Cov Utd. play at the Ricoh next season?

Who's to say he would have scored in our set up? We are where we are. We have who we have....move on

Doesn't look like a happy situation, but on one point I can't see how the FL can prevent him from putting his own business into administration. There's nothing in that situation which would give me any confidence should he get involved with CCFC

But the Council could have called on SISU, CCFC and Wasps to do a short term deal to avoid what could be the end of CCFC. They did not, they chose to go for the option which they know is least likely to happen. The Council are siding with those who want rid of SISU and don't actually care about...

I was frisked on Saturday, which is unusual as old men with grey hair usually get waved through

I am not as confident as some that Callum Wilson will provide a big pay day. Unless Harry Kane breaks his leg I can't see him getting much game time for England who now have younger, and probably more exciting prospects. He might well move to a bigger club but he may have reached a stage where...

Well I wasn't that person so there were more than one

It is if the "owner" of the only available ground won't let us play there and there isn't anywhere else suitable.

But surely, SISU are an investment business so the money owed to SISU companies is in fact SISU's investor's money at risk. As long as that debt (whether overstated or not) exists, it is an asset on the books. If the debt is not taken over by a new owner that debt becomes a loss to the...

I know and remember but the arthritic fingers are not what they used to be.

Don't know what you are worrying about. I'm 14 years older than you. I went to Sixfields because I wanted to see some more CCCF games. I went to Wembley two years running because I thought it might be my last chance. Don't wish your life away

Both he and Bayliss need a rest. That's not a criticism. it's a sympathetic opinion

I'm not going mad then. I thought the same

I suggest you look at the Accrington Stanley owner's comments in the other thread, This tells me that success in the Championship is unsustainable under the current ownership model.

By shouting SISU out at the Ricoh

That's why clubs without sugar daddy owners are doomed to L1 and L2 There's no way a fan owned club could survive in the Championship.

A bit ironic then that other people though to be associated with the bid wanted to close the Academy