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Maybe. Predominately wife batterers though, to be fair.

Me and a mate used to go and see the London Monarchs quite regularly. I was a Houston Oilers man myself.

I agree. I want to sit in a place where my son doesn't have to listen to foul language for 90 minutes, which is why I like sitting with the old blokes.

They should have just closed the back of each block all around the ground rather than just in the North Stand. As for Saturday, woah, that was the worst game I've seen for a few years.

True, just business. As long as Wasps fans don't mind, etc etc A few on here seemed pleased. As long as CCFC don't get it who cares who does.

Exactly what I'd like to know. We've always had the "there'll never be a new stadium so secure a deal for the Ricoh" stance, but now Otis and others have done a total one-eighty. It's bizarre. There is no way that CCFC will ever now get a slice of the Ricoh.

Not strictly true. They tried to sue NTFC for exactly the same thing a year ago.

Simple really; double-standards.

Good luck to him.

2-0 to us. No sweat.

Oh, he's a Richardson. What are the chances of two cunts called Richardson being in control of sports teams?

OOh, not some shady anonymous businessmen, I hope. Even more opportunity for double-standards.

Absolutely. If a new owner came and bought CCFC tomorrow we still wouldn't own our own ground. And we never will.

No one at all would be better. The only player who's pass completion percentage is in minus figures.

Good news/bad news then?

Didn't Fisher say on our return that the only option was a new stadium as ACL had made it clear that there was no deal to be made?

If it was just for European games then surely a pay-as-you-play deal would be better?

I think he also used the word "betrayal".

So franchising and moving teams around the country is great when it suits ACL?

I was thinking along the lines of another "Ha! Ha! It's all the Club's fault" kind of story. Like buses I'm sure they'll be another along in a little while.