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Good question Nick...I guess that would be a case of 'forcing' us to use players already in the squad (albeit, the bomb squad) before we bring anyone else in. I wonder at what point, if at all, Pressley will be forced to use those players??

Thanks both. I think back to Pompey last season (I'm currently sat at work in Pompey so could ask a yokel) and am sure they were allowed to bring in non-attached players on one month contracts. If I remember rightly, they had to get special permission and only had something like 2 players in...

Can we sign players on loan? Do they have to be 'emergency' loans for us to be able to sign them? What situation constitutes being able to sign an 'emergency' loan? Ours? Can we sign non-contracted players or players who are non attached to other clubs, like this French fella? Ta, WM

I saw the thread title and thought that someone had planted something under Timmys car and the people who were called to deal with it couldn't book themselves into the local spa for a pedicure. Bad times.

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Blair? (10 characters)

So in a nutshell, they've said the following....."Hey, So long as we get our fixtures fulfilled, we don't give a toss where you play. Cheers, The FL"....

Crock of sh............

And with signings/wages like that, thats's the reason where we are today...

That'll help paint a better picture of us Sky Blue fans. Nice one.....

Or an Arsenal reserve player!

I think I'm on my own here but feeling sorry for NTFC in this. They got asked a question and said 'Yes'. That (as far as I'm aware) isn't a crime. So they pocket cash out of it...if it was the other way round, we'd expect some cash (ironically for rent). Unless the NTFC approached the club to...

Did Barry Scott play for us? Did everything go Bang from that point onwards?

I love lamp....

Regardless of whether SISU or Mother Theresa was in charge of our club...

I'm saying that if it was the other way round, we'd do exactly the same....

Why should they? Let's say it was a different situation. Let's say it was Walsall in our position and they had to play at the Ricoh for 3 years. Their fans wanted to protest outside The Ricoh (our home...in this instance anyway). You might agree with their issues but not want to...

OK, let me break this down for you: Otium - Private Company (not public) Hugh Robertson - Sports Minister (Govt) Govt (Hugh Robertson) cannot be seen to be influencing private companies (Otium). Hope that clears things up. WM

And the award for post of the day goes to......

I'm Kirk Stevens love child. Minus mullet.