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Yep, they stand together but rarely all agree.

YEs, as they did against Crewe, Gillingham, Arsenal, MK Dons, etc etc. It's what happens on the pitch that keeps the majority of people away.

Exactly, toeing party lines. Not the "yeah but all the councillors were totally happy" claptrap that Astute is trying to peddle.

We won't no matter who owns us. Those days disappeared with HR.

I guess I'll find it at the same time as you find posts where i say CCC are totally to blame.

Mowbray doesn't seem the kind of man to just sign any old statement put in front of him. He spoke to the press passionately about the job on Tuesday, so why would he not be equally passionate in a message to fans. Makes no sense. I would imagine he would be pretty insulted by the suggestion

This is how the CT reported it: It is understood council officers will advise councillors to vote in favour of the Wasps deal and that Ann Lucas, leader of the controlling Labour group, is also in favour of the deal. But she is likely to face double-digit opposition from some of her councillors.

An idea, but there are so many to choose from.

Ah, the old "you only ever put up articles slagging off the council" fallacy. Not true. I put one up on SP (you obviously missed that one :confused:) which slagged SISU off from beginning to end.

True, but weren't they urged/encouraged to vote "yes"?

Yeah, but what about the new ground? :whistle:

You could be right. However, it does seem that the decision was mutual. I certainly don't get the impression that it was solely SISUs or Waggott's decision.

No. Just stating the hypocrisy on here. Taxpayers money was the major concern when people were begging the council not to let the club have the ground. It was the major concern when ACL were being distressed. Now, despite services being cut to the bone, it matters not where it came from or...

Taxpayers money? Apparently not.

Don't forget Blair Adams. I thought he was a classy little left-back.

My guess is if he keeps us up, he stays. If he doesn't then he's off without having to pay up a big contract like the four year one SP had. Testing the water on both sides, I guess. Obviously, I would rather have had a longer contract but I'd rather have Mowbray for the short term (and then...