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TBH G, if in the future the mood swings and rejoining the EU was popular among the electorate, yes of course the Tories would put it in. But I can't see it happening because if we did ask it would probably be a much worse deal than we've just given up. As you say single currency, no vetoes, no...

Was a pretty decent window but I think we still look a bit short of goals. Wouldn't have minded Baka and/or Hiwula going to bring in a replacement but it's not as easy as that. 7

Does seem a bit of an odd one. We don't play with a left midfielder, we brought McCallum back on loan and have Mason waiting in the wings for LWB. ACM we've got Shipley, Westbrooke, O'Hare and potentially Allen and JJ who can also play there. Seems like a player who can play the positions we've...

What position do they play?

“SISU have invested £70m even £100m since they have been here” – INCORRECT An analysis of the statutory accounts cash flow statements discloses the amounts of loans physically received from SISU entities since 2008. It totals £33.15m up until 31 May 2017. (last published accounts). However, the...

So he had Akinfenwa's semi in his pocket that he 'dealt with'?

Can you repost it? Did a search and the post with the link didn't stand out

Isn't that Nick's line?

Marosi Rose....Fadz...Hyam Dabo...Kelly....Walsh....Mason Allen.....O'Hare Godden Subs: Wilson, McCallum, Pask, Shipley, Westbrooke, Biamou, Baka McCallum, Shipley and Zain have looked a bit tired recently so I'd change them around. Also worth giving McCallum a rest given his transfer to give...

I did say earlier it has to take into account the accrued interest which isn't investment. All I'm saying is the amount of 'investment' is how much they put in since they bought the club and administration plus the amount they've been putting in to cover cash losses since that has not been...

While that very kind of you I did also have an earlier post that disagreed about Brexit being just a 'racist decision' - racism will have played a part in it but so would many other factors - and that the problem is an English rather than British problem.

As you say THEY set up numerous companies who lent money. So it's all under the same SISU umbrella. It's legal and accounting semantics but ultimately that money can be traced back to our owners.

If we've got £3-3.5m before add-ons etc that is a good price. Indifferent about the loan back as we have Mason waiting in the wings but what if Mason got injured or struggled to recapture his early season form? as I said above at least if McCallum does seem to have his head elsewhere (although...

Not sure of that. Maddison is a local lad and came through our academy. They tend to get given more leeway. Also McCallum is far from the finished article and can make the odd error/poor pass etc. I don't think it'd take too many for some fans to get on his back and see how he deals with it...

There is a possibility that some of those who were saying they wanted to regain control of our laws or even said they had issues with immigration due to the number and the pressure it was putting on services and housing may have done so as a cover for a more racist reason which they knew...

I've not seen many, if any, people argue that racism is not a problem here or that Brexit hasn't emboldened the true racists. It's been argued we have a problem many times on this thread alone. But to say the problem here is worse than elsewhere is nonsense. And to say the problem is almost...

They've got a fat brother they call Tummy.

Where did you watch it? Doesn't seem to be showing in Coventry. My sister really wants to go and watch it cos it sounds similar to the Flannan Isle lighthouse story, which is the basis of a computer game she enjoyed playing.

There is the issue of how much of that 'investment' was/is accrued interest rather than money they've actually put in. But just because they were forced to capitalise it under the admin doesn't mean it no longer counts at all. If anything that counts more as investment because they can't ask...

Are you forgetting that following our administration they had to capitalise all their debt up to that point, which is effectively writing it off. So the current debt level in the accounts is from admin onwards and everything before that 'disappeared'.