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Excellent news, didn't take long to sort out. Nice start to the weekend!

You can guarantee if Aston Martin end up going to Wales or elsewhere the council won't accept the blame!

I can imagine the same people moaning about the budget would be up in arms if, when the accounts get files, we're made a loss of over £25m due to overspending on the player budget.

Would she be on a similar deal to an MP where if not reelected they get a nice payout?

Pretty clear message there.

The problem with the likes of Maddison is expecting them to play all season but I don't think it would be a problem for him to play 3 or 4 games at the start of the season before a loan striker comes in.

I'm quite tempted by this: http://www.retro-computers.co.uk

We've told he had a budget in the top 8 in the league. Jan from the trust has confirmed the trust were shown documents from the FL showing this to be true. TM has said he will not rush into signings and would rather wait than overspend to make best use of the budget he has. We've also paid a...

Struggling to think of many hits these days that are platform exclusive. Halo and Little Big Planet are the only two that come to mind in the Xbox / PS field. Nintendo have kept a pretty tight leash on their characters. There was talk of them moving in to the iOS games market, which I think...

He's publicly stated that he'd rather wait and get the right player at the right price than rush into things or pay over the odds. Maybe people are expecting too much, for me a season with a comfortable top half finish will be a big improvement. So long as I can see us progressing I'll be happy...

I must be reading a different article to you lot. The one I can see on the CT site says no new striker before the Cambridge friendly on Tuesday but he is 'pretty confident' in making a signing before the first game of the season. Nowhere do i see a mention of starting the season without a...

From a business point of view promotion would be worth the most financially. Of course ideally from that standpoint it would be promotion via the playoffs. Money from a sold out play off semi and I presume a share of the final would add to pot.

2nd place unless you're promising a play off win.

But those sort of factors are a two way street, there would be people who couldn't make the Gillingham game for those reasons (I was one of them) who went to the next game. Of course some people will go the extra mile to ensure they can make a big game but we're not talking about a couple of...

Surprised the chap from WMP hasn't done something about him if he's getting thrown out every game. If he's got mental issues then he clearly needs a carer or someone to reign him in, for his own safety as much as anything. If he's just a drunk / high idiot then how many times can you be thrown...

The bubble has to burst at some point. How long before a big name team goes out of business? I'd bring in fixed squad sizes in all divisions and a salary cap and floor in each division. If you get promotion but can't afford the salary floor you don't get promoted same as if you're ground isn't...

The question I posed was why did so many people who went to Gillingham not bother again for the next game. It's pretty obvious that they didn't as the Gillingham game had 26,811 home fans in attendance. The next game had less than 11K home fans so that's over 15K who couldn't be bothered with...

Last seasons average attendance was 9,332 (that includes the opening games at Sixfields but Gillingham probably cancels that out), the season before we moved to Northampton was 10,906 so in reality the attendances haven't changed that much. The question is how do we get the other 20K who turn...

The only comparable situation I can think of is Brighton. Just had a quick look and on their return they seem to have had a pretty steady attendance so no big drop off like we experienced. The question for me is why did all those who attend Gillingham not go to the next game? It was a great...