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There you go.

It's all about forwards thinking and ambition.

Nope. As I have said many times the past two days, I am happy to go to the Butts in a 15,000 seater stadium as long as there is scope to greatly expand upon that. Just think people are getting a little too carried away here and the hatred of Wasps has blotted out much of the rational thinking...

Well no car park incomes, little in terms of indoor event incomes, weddings, venue hire, conferences, conventions, exhibitions etc. Going to be so little space and before we have even started the talk is of 'squeezing' a stadium in.

Do you mean windy? Or do you mean windy?

I can't answer the question until I know if the ground is expandable and to what degree. Absolutely no point moving to a new stadium if we then find out it cannot be developed further down the line (i.e. the area and transport system and roads might be able to cope with 15,000 fans in the...

Oh shut your gob, you soft twat!

What, like 'grow up!' 'do you still dislike Germans?' And 'have you forgiven Oliver Cromwell yet?'

If you were head of the Sky Blue Trust most people would resign.

Would be perfect. Exactly my thinking too, that we could make the Butts temporary and leave Cov Rugby with a lovely stadium while we get our filthy mitts back on the Ricoh. We can dream anyway can't we.

No, we wouldn't get 25,000 - 30,000 every week, but we would get that against Man U, Man City, Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea, Leicester. You only play 19 home games in the Premier League so there's a third of your home games right there and then we would also get big crowds if Villa came back up and...

It is wish fulfilment I think. Sky blue tinted spectacle thinking. It's all fine saying go to the Butts, but we need a stadium for our long term future and not just for 5-10 years. We need something to be our home for the next 50-100 years. When we built the Ricoh the area was just wasteland...

Well yes, the myth grew into a supposed reality. Bristol fans were late that day. Jimmy Hill of course wanted the game delayed as a result, but it would have been the police who made the decision. But hey, let's have a pantomime villain eh! Gives us someone to hate. The playing the game out to...

Key thing in all this is the 'still despised to this very day.' This was 1977. 1977!!! Next year it will have been 40 years. Just how sad and pathetic is that. A grudge for that many years.

What we are left with are the two sides of the coin. A council pretty much despised by all the fans and then Sisu who are despised by the fans and the council. Not a good place to be is it!

Vote Green like me. Let's get all the Tory/Labour fat bastards out and embrace the lentil.

True, but people are getting a tad excited over something that will probably never, ever happen. I wouldn't get the least bit excited until the first breeze block went in.

Well let's just sign him until the 30th November then.

Yep, exactly where I am. I take everything with a pinch of salt and that obviously includes the Butts too. Talk is cheap as they say. :)

The thing I don't get in all this is, we don't believe Maton, we didn't believe Mutton, we didn't believe Lucas, we don't believe the council, we don't believe Fisher, we don't believe Seppala, we don't believe Sisu, we don't believe Joe Elliot, we don't believe Simon Gilbert, we don't believe...