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Was the FFP in force when you look at those other ground shares that were not blocked?

The point should be SISU should be trying to broker an acceptable deal as oppose to just saying we wont be playing there. So SISU should definitely be included. Otherwise what can ACL council do without SISU also agreeing?

John are u a borough fan?

I am afraid doing deals with players on the premiss we will complete in a few weeks when out of embargo. Tends to go wrong it either brings attention to the player and someone else comes in or when the embargo as it always does drags on longer than expected the players get cold feet as they...

Bugger, I only choose one Maybe you should have put SISU,ACL and the council in that third option as many feel SISU are just as accountable for us not been the Ricoh and should be making more effort to keep us there.

Jan Surely for the FA to judge the impact on the FFP. They need to see the fans reaction to the proposed ground and Mr fisher's marketing. For example £5 a ticket and free transport to ST Andrews will get a different reaction to £15 a ticket and make your own way to Northampton. Mr...

Paxman so you get to choose We will play at the Ricoh or we will play elsewhere. Which makes sense then a completely random third option.

Not by choosing to decimate it financially in order to destroy another company

Where do you get this info from This is Not one more penny until the FL tell SISU the ground share is not financially viable. Allowing the football league to have a legally accountable reason to reject the ground share.

SISU are championing the campaign themselves!

It seems they are going to look at his the ground share will impact on FFP. If they see now nobody buying anything in the build up they will already see the negative impact it will have. They need to see the worst case scenario 1000 fans a week supporting CCFC or 10 times that at the Ricoh.

It seems that the FL will base their decision on whether to allow us to ground share predominantly on financial viability. Does this now give a massive credibility boost to the NOMP campaign. Personally I didn't have a strong opinion on it either way. However now that it seems that...

So if fans are not prepared to travel. Then it is less likely that we will be ground sharing. As the FL will see it as financially unviable, whereas SISU, don't care about the club losing millions as they just add it to the debt whilst trying to break ACL

Well done fella's point well made!

Haven't seen it mate, will find it now. You never answered mine regarding SISU been accountable to potential legal action by their main investor (s)

I will pop a picture of joy up at the match oh hang on..........

Waves to fans at match

Meeting the fans