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Does mean questions need to be answered though on the previous sisu line that they've never taken money out of the club.

Basically he doesn't understand finances but doesn't want to admit it.

No. There was also hospitality & advertising going to the club.

I think they did the year they went up. Them and Brum were our two home games in a row and I think both sold out.

Who cares about Wolves? Its nowhere near Northampton.

Snowball effect. Big crowd going (which we've had at all our Saturday away games this season) = more people want to go. Big allocation means the extra people can go = even more want to go as they don't want to miss out on being part of the big crowd. Added in its easy to get to, nice...

A league 1 game with 2k fans in a library shed of a ground in an irrelevant location isn't exactly what I would call a big game.

Surely it is the biggest game of the season? Its the game watched by most city fans anyway.

Whats happening at Christmas?

Why cant they stick the home fans up there and we'll have their seats then?

The Telegraph still seem to think it might be open. Not a reliable source I know.

Haven't a clue, but it cant be much.

See comment re the Women's team.

My only experience with away games with the Blaze is in the Play Offs, but from what I can gather our away support is top notch.

Not read all this thread, but is this not a bit of a non story? Nothing has been said about the talks, publically they are both still talking (we have yet to hear otherwise), all Martin Reeves has done has said what he would like to see (as an unelected officer his opinion is worth nothing...

So how is not going to MK going to bring CCFC back home?

I think it already has. What has anyone else done to help us?

Yeah that's fine, I agree with that. But that's completely different to saying "no one wants to buy". What is the correct statement is "no one wants to pay want sisu want".

Yep Im sure PH4 had nothing better to do other than pretend he wanted to buy a football club.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22892404