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Good to hear. Had a news alert on my phone saying he'd been found not guilty! Glad that wasn't right. Seemed pretty open and shut.

They've used that trick before. Pick one of the supposed 'big' games and to all intents and purposes give you a free ticket to another game. I find all successful business give away their product for free :facepalm:

Intention doesn't come into it. He broke the rules - that's it plain and simple. Where intention comes in is with what punishment he gets. You could say, and I would agree, it was unintentional, doesn't really impact on anything and has since been corrected so there will be no further...

But if a lot of the squad was under contract and got promotion I would have thought if they were surplus to our requirements we could get some money for them. Players that have success behind them would be in demand wouldn't they? Sure there would be L1 clubs who would want them.

Bargain. Fancy stopping in Portsmouth, pretty sure its on the way!

Even Mutton accepted that he failed to disclose it, and once he was aware it was disclosed! The only people who are saying it didn't happen are the council committee!

Do you actually understand the process they've been through? Not having a go BTW! SISU made the complaint and Goacher came in to do an independent report. That report then went to a council committee, of which I think all but one member was Labour, and based on that report they delivered their...

No they didn't. They concluded he hadn't failed to register his interests. They didn't say we'll let him off as other councils work differently, they claimed it never happened.

You need to keep reading as the next lines are: O'Connor: I don't know whether Bob Ainsworth would come out in public and say that Mutton: Maybe not but I would because it is absolutely true

You couldn't get something much more black and white than that. He was supposed to declare something, he didn't. It was highlighted in the independent report. Then the committee, made up largely of Labour councillors, conclude he didn't fail to register his interests. For me once you see that...

Yes he did and then the committee ignored it!

Stolen from the Telegraphs twitter feed

What is noticeable is all those have one things in common. They are one political party attacking another.

But look at what he said. The Ainsworth comments from Parliament are quoted. O'Connor then states that would have been said under parliamentary privilege. O'Connor: I don't know whether Bob Ainsworth would come out in public and say that Mutton: Maybe not but I would because it is absolutely...

We had an Irish PE teacher who made everyone play Irish football.

In that case Mowbray should tell someone like Ricketts to keep an eye on him and keep reminding him during the game.

If the weather is as bad as the forecast I can see a big drop. After two terrible performances it won't take much to put the walk ups off. Fear it could even drop under 10K

Not sure about that. Its not like we're playing well and having attack after attack but teams are parking the bus against us. It does look like the same players. They seem totally disinterested.

I can't imagine a professional sportsman who is playing week in week out in a team chasing promotion wanting to leave. Something has gone on so the question is do we believe Mowbray that he was a disruptive influence.