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He's paid too much. Move him on.

http://www.football-league.co.uk/page/FLExplainedDetail/0,,10794~2748246,00.html This is the link with the details. Not much to go on I'm afraid

Just looked into this further and the fair play rules in League 1 are based on a salary cap of 65% of turnover for next season, otherwise a transfer embargo is imposed. Basing my calculations on gate receipts alone (I accept there is other commercial revenue) and an average attendance of 12k...

What's not clear to me is even if SISU have the money to spend are they able to do it within the constraints of the League 1 fair play rules, which I believe are already in place ? Any spending they authorise will be within the turnover they've estimated for League 1 and will predominantly be...

We may have had some realism from the fans and dealt with the situation the club is in much sooner, instead of demanding an instant return and paying ridiculous money for players like Lee Hughes. Instead we're in the last chance saloon facing oblivion.

“We’ll have a lot of supporters going down there and we want to give them something back because they will have been hurting as well" “On a professional front we owe it to West Ham to put in a performance but more than anything we owe it to ourselves and the fans" So bloody predictable !

http://www.talksport.co.uk/magazine/features/120426/all-time-premier-league-table-top-20-clubs-past-20-years-170665? Leicester shitty nowhere to be seen. In fact we're still the 2nd placed Midlands team. Hope we can get back sooner rather than later.

Richard Shaw is available. He's done a few thousand miles.

Surely there is no one left who is gullible enough to buy a season ticket based on these 'promises'. If you're a loyal supporter who wants to buy one, fair enough, but for goodness sake don't do it because your expecting an exciting team full of new signings.

http://www.ccfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10269~2750266,00.html? Sorry guys, this won't work again. By the time the embargo is lifted these targets will have gone elsewhere or we'll make derogatory offers to the clubs/players in question and the usual excuses will be used.

We all know, that it will now take Fisher at least 2 months to get the budget signed off if at all, by which time any of Thorn's targets will have gone elsewhere. We've seen it too many times to think otherwise.

The supporters may bounce back but will the club/team. It's 11 years and counting since we played in the top flight and no signs of a sustained recovery so far, in fact quite the opposite.

This is all a regurgitation of the post match interview and I don't expect anything new to be added ahead of the Southampton game, other than 'We are concentrating on Saturday's game', 'We owe it to West Ham to perform well', 'We need to sign off positively for the fans' blah blah blah bullshit...

Given our pathetic displays of late, perhaps pink is the colour we should rebrand to :facepalm:

http://salutsunderland.com/2012/04/mixed-feelings-au-revoir-portsmouth-good-riddance-coventry/? The utter hypocrisy in this article is astounding. He holds sentimental views about a club that has gone into admin twice in 2 years, cheating every other club they've played against, yet still...

1 more point than Bristol over the next 3 games to give us a chance on the last day. It's not beyond Barnsley to get a draw, they're not that bad defensively, after all we only beat them in the last 10 minutes

I've got a gut feeling this will go to the last minute of the final game. This is how I see it panning out Sat 14th - Bristol 0 pts Cov 1pt - Bham too good for Bristol. Cov a hard earned point Tues 17th - 1pt each - Bristol earn a point against draw specialists West Ham, Coventry slip up at...

Would everyone be happy with remaining unbeaten if it meant 6 draws and probable relegation ? I thought not ! I'd rather see 3 more wins with the likelehood that that will keep us up

Southampton will not throw the game with us. They are too professional for that. It's pie in the sky dreamt up by some of their fans. The games at Hull, Burnley and Bristol do look winnable, though 4 to 5 points is probably realistic given our abysmal away form so far. I think we can pick up...

http://www.portsmouthfc.co.uk/LatestNews/news/Manchester-City-Pair-Sign-3263.aspx? Signings confirmed !