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Where I work has about 20 staff in total of which about a quarter have director in their title!

2 goals in 6 games, better than some of our strikers!

great stuff, saw them post on twitter where the players would be going. Looks like a decent chunk of the first team squad are out and about meeting the kids on the SBITC half term courses.

Why not if:

I nearly gave up last season, if it had been a couple of episodes longer I would have. Thought the first episode of this season was decent so will stick with it but if it goes back to the same old formula it will be hard to stay interested.

The way he's scoring he must be worth a place on the bench.

I had a bit of a shock when I got my phone bill that month. £60 on getting through to the ticket offices answer phone message!

So, for example, if we owned our own stadium we'd have to pay for the car parking spaces required for media and players? And we'd have to pay for hospitality catering at full market price and based on a sell out no matter how many were sold?

The Skydome car park is appallingly badly run. The card payment on the ticket machines hasn't worked for months, the exit barriers regularly breakdown and the entrance is too narrow so people regularly scratch their cars getting in.

Spot on stupot. Everything that SISU had done, no matter how bad, was reversible to that point. New owners could have come in and there could have been a brighter future. Now we either have the next 250 years making do with what scraps Wasps will throw our way or someone has to stump up millions...

Indeed there isn't but there is far more chance of SISU leaving if CCFC owning the Ricoh once again becomes a possibility.

With Wasps, and in particular their fans, education would be the first thing. Obviously its a complex situation but if it could be condensed as much as possible into a couple of paragraphs, concentrating on Wasps involvement, and flyers given out to their fans that would be a good start. The...

Wonder what the exact phrasing of the question was that allows CCC to answer no when they clearly have knowledge of the clubs desire to move to an expanded Butts?

He's chucked in a few FOIs, hardly what you'd call investigative journalism. That's not his Facebook, this is his: https://www.facebook.com/TheSimonGilbert/?fref=ts Of course they do. Where are the questions of the council who promised the club wouldn't be negatively impacted by the arrival of...

Anyone who went down to Holbrooks Park and marched got an accurate figure for attendance. CWR had someone on the march reporting live who said about 300 but the Telegraph has it as 2,500.

But that protest was designed to have a visual impact and stop the game. A boycott is designed to have the ground as empty as possible. You would need to have a number significantly down on the usual attendance to claim it as a success.

Interesting snippet from twitter (covpics, is that deano?).

You're looking at very different things there. If you look at the original build cost then, from a council perspective, they put in £10m. If you purchased the bricks and mortar for £60m you'd get nothing as ACL would still be in place. Purchasing ACL for £6m with a £14m loan could be argued...

It wasn't withdrawn was it? His budget relied on increased attendances but the reality was attendances dropped leaving a hole in the budget.