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And where have that stated that this deal to keep us at the Ricoh long term will be on the same terms or better from a CCFC point of view?

If SISU walked away after relegation to L2 there's a good chance we'd end up in administration again and start next season on -10. And then we've got to find someone who wants to take over a L2 club starting the season behind everyone else with no stadium and hugely limited revenues.

Realistically what can be done? On the basis that the club has to be sustainable, and that we will always struggle given our situation on that front, the club needs to maximise the revenue streams we do have. Get the shop sorted, get the sponsors back etc. Go on a marketing drive. Again...

You must have that wrong

Weber back for another year. I'm no expert on the Elite League but I'm pretty sure this is unexpected and brilliant news for Blaze. http://www.coventryblaze.co.uk/index.php/news/latest-news/1523-weber-back-for-blaze

There's Once Upon a Time, Grimm and Sleepy Hollow which are all a bit naff. You don't mean American Horror Story do you? Not really supernatural but it's the closest thing I can think of. Constantine started OK but got binned after one season so it can't be that. The Leftovers isn't really what...

From what we have heard with the bond issue the 2 year option favours ACL not the club. Depending on what is actually in the lease it might be tricky to put the rent up but there's always ways around that. What if the matchday costs are suddenly £1m a year.

I wonder what Wasps would have to do before the majority of our fan base actually got pissed off with them?

Well I was hopeful, given how glaring obvious some of the questions needing to be asked were, that our local media would get on the case. Seems I'm going to be disappointed as a few days on and we've heard nothing.

Is it just left empty at that moment? You should pop down and take a look and see if there's anything that indicates they might be getting it ready for use.

Don't think there would be any change to be honest. They are running, or at least attempting to run, the club in a self sufficient manner. If they achieve that they can stick around pretty much indefinitely without putting more money in hoping some miracle happens that gets them a return. To...

If it involves the council the only thing it could relate to is a new ground isn't it? Why would the council be involved in anything else?

Good call really. Most of the players aren't ours and will bugger off the second Sunday's match is over. That's before you even consider we've been shit and have nothing to celebrate.

I used to work for a company that did store refits for KFC. The refits would be done overnight but without fail at 11am, the usual opening time, there would be people queuing up outside waiting. How desperate can you be for KFC?!

Have a guess who's won MK Dons player of the season :whistle:

Got one more season then Wasps can boot us out.

Cody could win our player of the season award!

if we stay up and Wasps don't kick us out.

I'd love new owners but I'm struggling to see why anyone would want to buy us in the situation we find ourselves in. Unless someone wants to come in and pump in millions, or more than likely tens of millions, with no chance of a return why buy us over any other club?

Thats the best part, the answer to your question is no. You give them your money, don't get a share or any voting rights. You hope like hell they've got enough money in a few years to pay you back.