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if you were the suspicous type you might think they have something to hide :whistle:

I think the arguement here is over symantecs. Lets assume it is correct and it can't legally be included in the CVA. There's no reason whatsoever it can't be agreed before the CVA. Sign the rental agreement and once thats done ACL sign off the CVA. There's no way SISU can argue that can't happen...

In my opinion if Northampton had refused the groundshare SISU would have had no choice but to go back to the Rioch. They wouldn't have liquidated the club, that would have eliminated any chance of getting a return on their supposed investment. There also has to be a limit to how far they could...

I think if we were returning to the Ricoh it would only take a week or two, they've got the pitch laid any all that so it could all happen very quickly. If there was another match at Sixfields prior to an announced Ricoh return I'd be tempted to go to be honest as hopefully in years from now...

Any idea how many they've sold? Was hoping to get one in general sale but if what you're saying is correct no chance of that.

That's a later comment than the one I'm thinking off. At one of the fans forums I think he said something about everyone being paid in full. Of course at that time he was also claiming we owed nobody but ACL money.

He actually said everyone would be paid in full. Did the conditions placed on them by the FL require them to pay HMRC in full as well as ACL?

4 - will the website work 5 - if the website doesn't work will anyone answer the phone

Yes it could so long as there's a business plan which has the club as self sustaining. If that's possible then fan ownership would work. You have to look at the other clubs who have done this and what they have had to pay. Most have been clubs purchased out of admin or essentially gifted as...

I would love to go, it's actually closer and easier to get to Sixfields than the Ricoh for me. Just can't do it tho, would feel to me like I was endorsing the move. Everyone has to make their own decision. It's such a shame that after years of spending a fortune watching absolute crap we...

Found a report from Martin Bagot from the fans forum I was referring to Either I'm missing something here or the bit in bold appears to be an outright lie from Fisher? If they converted 35 million into equity how is there still so much owned to them?

speaking of equity did I imagine this or did Fisher claim at a forum last season that the money SISU had put in had been converted to equity?

Could this come back and bite the council? If SISU turn round and sell the Ricoh on for a £40m profit not long after the council hand it over (if that ever happens) would there be any ramifications? I would have thought there would be some sort of law in place to stop assets being moved from the...

Do they have any sort of 'pop up' shop open at Northampton on match days? would seem a sensible thing to do.

spot on here OSB, preying on the vulnerable who can't afford to put up much of a fight is nothing like saying they win all the time in court.

I would love to see SISU do something similar to Everton and post a clear explanation of where the money has gone. Of the £39m showing as put in by SISU is there anything to indicate how much of that is in payments to themselves (i.e.: salaries to their own people, management fees, interest...

I don't mind the one ticket only, I only want one!

I would imagine if we were still there next season they would work it so that 'home' games alternated between us and northampton so there would be no more Sunday games.

from a football league point of view it wouldn't be an issue. they have allowed teams to play home games at more than one ground in a season before and of course they always have their clause which seems to allow them to ignore any rule they want to. It wouldn't look good on them at all if...