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Why do CCC have a valuation for 100% of ACL in their accounts when they only own 50%? That seems an odd thing to do.

I would have thought that if ML had been stating things at the meetings that weren't supported by evidence that should be something reported back to the wider fanbase. ML shouldn't be able to just fire off comments with no comeback if he has no evidence to back things up.

Or to summarise what was said at the non secret meetings is actually secret.

Sheff Utd, Wolves and Walsall would have been decent attendances. Other than that I'd expect much the same as last season. The problem we have is we've got a habit of doing OK till Xmas and then tailing off badly, the result is a decent start to the season doesn't create a bump in crowds...

I wonder if Nuneaton Town have thought about what would happen if they got promoted to the FL at some point in the near future. We know their ground isn't up to league standard, would they consider a joint venture or being a tenant of SISU / CCFC? Might be worth the Telegraph speaking to them to...

I bloody knew that Simon Gilbert would turn out to be a SISU lover :laugh:

If they do go down maybe a joint protest next season?

Next to Nuneaton Town? Well that would rule that one out you'd think. Any other possible sites. It can't be that hard to work out likely sites of that size.

To try and steer things back toward topic what potential sites are there in the N&BC area? There's the one the CET ran a couple of articles on that most people seemed to rule out due to issues with planning permission and access. There looks to be some free land right next to Nuneaton Town. Any...

Maybe when its said he's been offered a new contract the new offer is a lot lower than the old one and he's pissed off.

Hang on a minute. For the last few days you've been stating that who players sign for is totally based on who offers the most money.

Possibly the more sensible course of action would be for that person to contact Higgs and find out if they accept single substantial amounts which is very different to having people out in the street collecting and constant fund raising.

They've also been offered a rolling 10 year lease and its been demonstrated previously that taking that and then paying off the balance of the term when the new ground is finished would be better financially than playing at Sixfields.

They've been offered a 3 year deal with the first year at a lower rate to offset any payment contractually owned to Northampton.

Sure they'll be back just in time for their summer break!

A note on the website would suffice. If you've announced something as happening and then have decided it won't, for whatever reason, it's courteous to inform people. If you don't you leave yourself open to accusations of failing to follow through on your promises or having something to hide.

If that is the case wouldn't it be wise to make an announcement that other than those who had the chance to attend those meetings he won't be meeting with anyone else?

Not sure you can really use an argument that if away fans hadn't purchased tickets there would have been less people there! Given the away end holds 6000 if you're not going to count them you're always going to be at least 6000 short of capacity.

The only major stadium tour is One Direction who are doing multiple dates at Manchester and London meaning they're skipping the Midlands totally. Rod Stewart is doing a handful of stadium dates, past that (and I'm not in the office at the moment to check) I don't think there's a whole lot on the...

You may have to go to court to prove you are right and / or the other side prove you are wrong but generally if you're telling the truth there's not a lot anyone can do other than try and bully you into a retraction (see SISU and the Guardian).