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AT not changing things when he should has been a consistent theme all season, not just after the Blackpool match, and if their wasn't so much sisu hatred around, the vociferous posters would have been on AT's back long ago. He is a very lucky manager.

You didn't have to be there though, we've seen it at the Ricoh too. The struggling with energy is a worry this season. So many times players have looked knackered not long after H/T (and AT has missed it completely and subbed a different player). This needs fixing. To be fair to AT though, we...

A Guide to Love, Loss and Desperation - Wombats

And... Stranded - Roxy Music

Ideas above our station - Hundred reasons Crave - Cyclefly Clarity - Jimmy Eat World The Unquestionable Truth - Limp Bizkit & Results - Liza Minelli (with pet shop boys)

"I know they're up shit creek, but they wont need a paddle when i get there on this !!"

Isn't that just what brinner did with his "casino" meetings? Don't recall too many having a problem with him.

Think about it, if it was one of the investors, that would be faith. Hoffman is not part of the group, and we have not heard from any of the moneymen, and Hoffman didn't exactly play a good hand last time, hence, it is Blind Faith.

There are 2 positions on the SOC available for them now..... or are they already "silent" partners? :D:D

Isn't this what SISU promised? Was it not blind faith when most heralded their buying our club and saving the day? We trusted they would deliver on their promises. they didn't. We don't know yet what Hoffman's group will actually do (whoever they are?) only what Hoffman says they will do.

I'm merely pointing out that any mention of the SBT usually brings cynical comments (reference the freebies comment) back. Due to the apathy when the club was at it's lowest point, I can understand if they just didn't bother anymore. The SOC will start to feel the same at some point i'm sure...

General consensus in a few posts? A lot of people ridicule the SBT (and some things they have done have deserved it) but when we were in the crap before SISU "saved" us, they were the group trying to achieve something. I joined them at the time and supported their stance of at least trying to...

I think Richard keys shows how passionate he is about the sky blues on this interview, and is clearly looking to help the prospective bidders, and I think does an excellent job of it.

Thorn took on a job he has no knowledge or experience in, and he's failing. No slight on him, but we need to change him for someone who knows what he's doing.

Who are these people then, and what will they do differently to SISU? Or do we have to just trust to fate, like we did with SISU? (and look how that has turned out). Did Brinner give any feedback on his meeting with JC? Did it take place?

Are the gates still open at 3.15 for those wanting to get in then?

how did Brinner's meeting with Clarke go too, or did I miss that thread?

He mentioned 9 days to go (has he miscounted?)

Keys just mentioned this again on talksport. The clocks ticking..... :D