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Unlike in other businesses, where you can sack people who are underperforming or dont work hard enough, in football it's rewarded. If I was fisher I would have some balls and sack all the players, clear them out, especially murphy who talks crap every week abotu playing better, and cant stop...

Ray Ranson - "When I leave this club it will be in a better financial position then when we took over" Ray Ranson - "The club is financially stable" Ray Ranson - "The club is debt free"

and if we can sign some of the youngsters the academy already has, we would do alright

How about jointly owned 50% stake by the fans, 50% by the owners of the Ricoh, i.e. the Council and the Higgs trust. A true football team of the city. We could then have a deal with the Ricoh to cover the costs on match days, and pocket the difference. If we could sell tickets at about £8 each...

I never moaned about Sisu not spending money. if theres no money to spend theres no money to spend. I just think administration has been the easy way out for a lot of teams, and those who try to play within the rules have ended up worse off.

but bristol own their stadium, which covers the cost of that debt and then some. And rather then go into administration to wipe the debt they are trying to cut it fairly.

Also if we had gone into admin before Sisu bought us, the £40 million Sisu spent to cover debts could have been used to buy a share in the Ricoh, and spend on players. 10 points deduction is not a very big punishment if a couple of seasons later you'll be in the premier league, or at least...

Southampton went into administration a couple of years ago, wiped there debt, caused small companies that they owed money to to go bust. But by doing that they have got into the premier league. Leeds went into administration, they now have more money then us. we are trying to play fair, keep...