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Apparently the tagline is to 'sample a season ticket' as that's the rough price-per-game. Hopefully this pulls in a good few who weren't originally planning to go.

And then what?

They also mentioned a council meeting that wasn't scheduled, why suddenly believe them when they say the club isn't for sale? I mean, if they said that they have grand plans for the club, nobody would believe that.

I've voted 'stay', considering they're the only reason we're still above water. As Rob says, until an actual viable alternative presents itself there is no other option (I don't believe Gary Hoffman riding to the rescue is an option until there's something concrete behind it).

I first started supporting City around 86/87 kind of time, so I'm the world's most stupid glory supporter.

Good guess.

I don't understand how withdrawing a valuable source of income for the team is going to send a message to owners who are criticised for being too thrifty. If anything it'll just encourage things to get worse.

We have assets?

I wouldn't be too shocked to see him again if Gary Hoffman's plans come close to fruition, although to be honest I'd be shocked if there's anything to that. We're stuck with SISU I reckon.

I didn't say them, I said him. Chances are he'd never even heard of the club when Fox and Dann were sold. He's only just started. There are a number of new personnel claiming that it's a new era of communication. I think it's right to see what they do from here on in rather than re-lighting the...

Not massively fussed about Cork, but both Henderson and Carroll are now England internationals. What may have been.

As in they were in talks with him?

Someone mentioned Carroll in the big Ranson thread. What were they saying?

What's this? I've only just tuned in.

This guy's barely even got here, I think we should at least give him the benefit of the doubt for now.

Sounds like you'd already decided you dislike him, and are now hoping to justify it.

Don't know his full history, just that he's not the man who oversaw Southampton falling apart.

No, he was chairman for a couple of uneventful months. Rupert Lowe and somebody Crouch were the main culprits.

We've played with a three-man attack under Thorn and he's promising entertainment, so I think you may get your wish beduffrich.