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no way the FL will rule SISU not fit and proper. the best way to get shot of SISU is to identify a credible buyer and give SISU an exit plan.

He bought me a coffee.

While its way too early to talk about must win matches Saturday is a big game. We really need to kick start our season and Northampton are very beatable. A good win on Saturday to settle everyone down is whats needed now.

If he starts banging on about the group I'll be worried!

Or if he'd gone in first class on expenses.

That went well. At least now we can concentrate on the league.

It was a response to Bruce saying the FL should talk to the other parties involved rather than just speak to SISU.

The comeback is most definitely off.

It was posted on here a while back. Total viewship for live games, despite more Wasps games being shown their total was below ours. And their highlights program had far less viewers than ours. Then you have to factor in things like Soccer Saturday. Yes we have fallen a long way but Ricoh get far...

Get in. The comeback is on.

I'm not convinced. We had a top of the table match last season and 15K turned up. We won 4-1 and only 11K turned up for the next game.

OK, so you don't think they will move the club out of the city. Fair enough. Now what happens if you're right and Wasps continue to refuse to talk to the club?

But they aren't choosing it. Nobody is suggesting that if Wasps tomorrow say you can have a rolling 5 year deal on the same terms you have now that SISU will tell them to stick it and move to Sixfields. What people are saying is if Wasps force us out there is no other option but leave the city.

There is no hope but there's also no hope for them staying in Coventry. They've made a complete mess of it and despite what they say if they could get shot of the club I am certain they would.

In which case Wasps certainly aren't when you look at the comparative viewing figures.

I do get the point but I don't know what you are expecting them to do if Wasps won't agree a new deal? Its seeming like you and Italia are hoping SISU will liquidate the club.

Hard to see us coming back into this. Contemplating giving up on the commentary and taking the dog for a walk.

So you're saying stadium naming rights require CCFC staying, shouldn't CCFC then receive a share in them?

Said similar the other day. There was a Labour leadership debate, which was during the day so wouldn't have been watched by many. In that Owen Smith said our government should negotiate with IS. Meanwhile Jeremy Corbyn didn't recognise Ant & Dec when shown a picture of them. Guess which of those...

You've answered your own question there. In real terms the amount of taxpayers money going into the railways since privatisation has doubled. The private operators (many of them publicly owned national operators from other countries) take money off the taxpayer then pay out huge dividends to...