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Bore off yet another copy and paste reply from you.... :sleep::sleep::sleep:

Grendel as usual. ME ME ME ME ME

Well if you think RFC Grendel and torch are going to join in you can fuck off. They will be at the wake:D

Rolling season on season I believe. Will need us there as they may not have a team of their own soon.....:thinking about:

Yes have posted this on face book along with the twist and shout at half time, shame I couldn't get the twist and shout in the pub to work from one of the posts on here.

Your right they never should have got involved. Because we would have been homeless 10 years ago and then none of this would have happened as there would have been nothing for sisu to buy....

Worth a try but the telegraph never managed 20,000 should have started it before the Arsenal game would have got a few thousand from their fans.

Joy falls over get concussion loses her memory and gets us back to the Ricoh.

Same as where we were sat near the back behind the goal.

Seen the size of his Dog :o

Depends on who is going? We had some opposition at Arsenal and we were handing them out for free! can't see them paying a quid for one. But I am up for it if someone wants to organise it?

So she will be re elected then. Doing what see sees as right for her constituents, of which most will have never been to the Ricoh or even support CCFC.

And you were turned down for that diner ladies job is that why you hate them so much?

So they will sell anyone who they can get money for and start again next season and hope they find a few more gems in the academy.

So even with a ground we will be worth less then Reading.

QUOTE=wingy;636233 ] Only a couple left then we will know all?

How can they be a cash cow when they play in Northampton, and when at the Ricoh never paid there Rent?

What about Christie thought he wanted out as well?

Why would he say that fuck me sits in those dirty dingy seats at Sixfields would have thought it was a step up for him...

Got to agree used to love going into town for a drink on a Saturday then walking along Far Gosford street to the Ground watching your back for rival fans. But it was part of the match day experience.