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Sharpiro bid was £26m wasn't it, from memory. Seem to recall Taylor calling it derisory and having a go at the them as they also wanted to develop more land around the Ricoh.

There wasn't a £21m overspend, fit out or anything like that. Part of the finance for the build was a loan of £21m to the council from the Prudential. The overspend was £2.9m which was paid from council reserves. Separate to that is the matter of the lease from the council to ACL. They were...

Notice he's now taking credit for mediation.

Won't somebody think of the children!

The loan you are referring to there is the loan from the Prudential not the loan ACL took out from Yorkshire Bank.

Try actually reading posts before you reply to them.

Can someone check which way the clock will be going. Our fans got a bit confused at Arsenal!

So you don't want the charity ripped off but you're proud of the council for turning down bigger offers pre-SISU which meant the charity ended up making a loss.

Really?

I would assume he is referring to the fact that CCC only put £10m into the project themselves yet somehow ended up with total ownership of the freehold. Not sure he knows even though its been posted many times.

Still remember the meltdown the council went to when we proposed not moving to the new ground and exercising the buy back clause at HR instead.

Shouldn't you then be angry at the council?

That's how we ended up in Northampton, everyone assumed he was talking shit and it would never actually happen.

There's already a possibility of a stadium at the NEC for Birmingham City as part of the Commonwealth Games bid. It would be heavily subsidised but the sticking point is Birmingham City putting their share in. If two clubs were to go in together would it be more viable? Don't think the NEC...

It says something about sold out games. Could be they weren't expecting to sell so many tickets so thought there'd be loads of room for people to put large flags over seats.

Is this another EFL rule change?

with his face painted, a jester hat on and a half and half scarf!

Yes, a couple of years back people were suggesting going round to his house.

You're not allowed to deliberately leave the field without the refs permission. Obviously if someone goes down injured and their momentum takes them off thats not considered deliberate. If its a defender who is off the pitch they're considered to be on the line for any offside decisions...