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They hold them back for the walk up.

15 games to go. Needs to improve his conversion rate to reach 20. If Palmer keeps laying them on a plate for him, then he's got a great chance.

It's a great stat when you are thinking of our defensive qualities. However, it also shows that if the opponents score, we dont win.

Interesting stat, but not sure it's entirely related. Every win this season has included a clean sheet.

Do home and away tickets need to be the same price?

I get and agree to an extend with the gist. However, Boddy's comments were superceded by the pitch issue - unforeseen (another debate) and expensive. Another angle to consider is had we not have had great season ticket and merch sales, it is entirely plausible that selling Hyam would'nt have...

Nothing. We all presumed at the time that SISU wanted to keep 15%. Maybe it was simply because DK couldnt commit to buying 100% and going for the stadium.

Could it have been he held the 15% back incase the option to get hold of the stadium became a reality? Now that proved futile, he could then use what he held back to buy the remaining 15%?

Has this been confirmed? Last I read was they have until next week to meet requirements to even play next season.

Luton expecting a dead atmosphere. Ticket sales look respectable with 4 days to go.

If you have IPTV then you should find it. Depends on what service you have. Sometimes in an EFL matches section/folder. Sometimes each club have their own dedicated channel.

Clive Clarke. I have no recollection of this guy at all! But saw his name mentioned in an old team sheet and thought I'd look into it. Copy from Wiki: Clarke joined Sunderland as a replacement for the injured George McCartney.[8] However, he made only four appearances before joining Coventry...

What the hell happened to Jordan Ibe. I know he wasn't worth the £18m Bournemouth paid but jheezus that's a fall from grace.

Plenty of them knocking about.

I'm not really disputing their financial position. Remember football clubs can be in debt up to their eye balls and still spend eye watering figures. However, I do (personally) find it unlikely that these deals have been fabricated to make it look like they were trying.

I'm not so sure Everton were skint. £40m in from Gordon sale £22m bid accepted for Sulemana, but player turned it down £20m + bid for Ndiaye rejected Loan bid for Ismaila Sarr with £30m obligation to buy rejected by Watford. Of course, you can say it was all made up for effect. I doubt it...

Higher. With a new contract and continued good form/goal return he is worth £18m-£20m. Release clauses are Buy It Now prices, for purchasers to avoid bidding wars and to beat others to the prize. £25m.

Not really anything to do with SISU or King. We've only ever dealt with EFL clubs and the fees involved are nominal. This is completely different. There's hardly any transfers that involve PL clubs that are undisclosed fees.

Thanks for the memories.

I'm going for not sold and new contract.