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Again true. However we need to remember the word "choice". We had a choice. We didn't have to move, the landlord hadn't sold the stadium, the lease wasn't up. Bryan Richardson chose to move to a new stadium. We could have developed the ground over time, we didn't need to do it all at once.

Less than £113M though.

Truie. However, once the new East Stand was built it improved and eventually we could have done that all around like they have at Ashton Gate.

Yes, they did SB. Ten years ago this month so just a few months after we moved in. I remember mentioning it to PWKH but he wasn't very forthcoming.

I would imagine Nigel Clough will be the new manager by their next game.

Cheeky. We're just good friends.

Sorry Astute i know i always use you as an example but i can't remember other names when this little topic regularly rears its head. I know you're not the only one and i apologise for dragging your name up. Again. As a punishment i will have this to remind me all day. Sent from my SM-N910F...

And to be honest, Fox wasn't going to turn down Celtic, was he?

That's the thing, Mark. It's almost like we never sold anyone before SISU rode into town.

Fingers crossed.

I don't remember that one.

I like Mutton's reply to one posters' letter: that does not mean though, that I would ever allow Sisu to be able to use the Ricoh as collateral to be able to borrow against it and then disappear. I think he forgot to tell Ann that one. What did Wasps do within a few months. You couldn't...

Here we go, just a little reminder. :claping hands: http://www.skybluestalk.co.uk/threads/17192-Right-a-call-to-action!

But it is a fact that they won't pay for it.

So you never said you could "hold your head" high?

But it wasn't bust. They could have had a stadium in London.

That was one of the scare stories Astute and others used to throw around. Don't sell the Ricoh to SISU as they'll just borrow against it! Yes, another who's apparently not bothered by Wasps.

Wally/Fergie.

No, according to the Independent.

If you think success is ripping a club from one place and plonking it down in another.