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Exactly right. In some ways CCC and Wasps have played into SISU's hand here. The FL ultimately don't want to kick clubs out the league and certainly don't want to risk legal action. Fisher can just turn up to a meeting with a couple of press cuttings from the CT showing Wasps breaking off talks...

This is basically the same problem we had when KMPG were selling the club and we ended up with SISU. Robinson and his cronies wouldn't leave without a payout despite the club being worthless and everyone apart from SISU weren't interested in buying unless there was a prospect of owning the...

I would say the 'brand' probably has some value but as you say the club will be sold for the mythical pound, the bigger issue will be what happens to the debt and how much has to be paid out to get rid of that as we definitely don't want new owners coming in still having that to service.

Do you know much about what happened when Wasps nearly went bust as a result of their valuation of Loftus Road proving to be incorrect? All I've read is that they had to repay a lot of money quickly as they had taken loans based on an incorrect valuation and couldn't afford to pay it all back...

Is the donkey charity providing help to our former players?

Might be worth getting on to the shopping centre management. Apparently there have been a lot of complaints from genuine shoppers and they are getting the company in charge of parking to cancel a lot of tickets.

Bad idea. The Euros suffered from expansion. You'd just make the group stages way longer and meaningless and people wouldn't pay any attention until the knockouts.

Didn't the club get something from him to support one of their past barmy decisions that went up on the website? Could this be SISU getting a figure out in the open? Its certainly not far from the amount OSB suggested they might accept. Probably wishful thinking but stranger things have happened.

Absolutely this. Anyone that thinks Joy enjoys owning the club and wants to stick at it is bonkers. Give them a viable exit strategy and they'd be off like a shot.

Would imagine it will depend on how many they've sold. West Ham apparently didn't even bother putting them on sale!

How difficult can it be really. It shouldn't take too long to work out if its a mechanical issue and work from there.

In the past they've only done that if the parent company only owns the football club, ie: it isn't a legitimate company in its own right just a holding company.

If we were top of the PL and unbeaten you would expect a sell out every week. Sounds like there's plenty of cheap tickets flying around to bump the numbers up as well. Overheard a chap behind me at the Skydome saying the most him and his mates had paid this season was £10.

Very poor decision from the ref. It's not like it would have taken long just to see if there was an advantage.

I like it, makes a nice change from what we get out of the local media.

Any court case will be based on the law at the time of the alleged incident. I would be surprised if, even if we've left Europe by then, cases referring to incidents when we were members weren't still held in the European Court.

Odd that they have their end of season do in London seeing as they keep saying they aren't a London club.

Last time they had a home game against the same opposition before the move to the Ricoh the attendance was 62,637.

What's actually wrong with RCC? Might as well play Burge on Tuesday night, wouldn't risk anyone that's not fully fit in that game.

Are you talking about more deaths in total or per 1,000 people?