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There is no way they will get all their money back

Agreed but they probably want a few quid now as well (wouldnt be surprised if its somewhere in the region of £5m as thats possibly the value you could put on the playing staff)

I dont think people should get confused with having to accept that we are stuck with SISU until someone puts in a sensible offer thats acceptable to them and thinking sisu are great The fact is that they are currently funding the losses of the club and whilst none of us particularly want them...

Agree with some of whats being said, however, I think they are looking for more than £1 plus additional sums at a later date (the impression I got was that Hoffman may have offered this already). Im guessing SISU may well be taking money out the club in wages/fees and therefore why walk away...

Ive got some news...not particularly good though. I know someone who has met one of the key members of sisu on a number of occassions and knows the company. The person told me SISU are likely to be extremely stubborn (no surprise), are struggling financially themselves (have other investments...

With annuity rates like that I'd be transferring out of that private pension scheme sharpish I think that's about right. You get taxed so 18k Pa wouldn't be far off To be fair to the politician nobody questioned his figures and there were people from the council and union there. The...

I think whats been offered broadly appears a decent deal. The one area where the government has caused itself problems is the part time workers (as this mainly effects women) that when you pro rata their pay back out are on over £15k, becaase these people will now have to contribute more (and...

Id still like to think he'll come good. He gets in decent goalscoring positions and with a bit of luck could easily had a couple more by now. He doesnt look the type of player to be involved for 90 mins but hes the type that could nick a goal at any time. Maybe thats a luxury Thorn doesnt...

We havent got the money to pay any decent wages so were always going to struggle getting an experienced player in Im sure if a decent CHEAP experienced pro was available we'd have him...but Id much rather go for Gardner than go for any old sh*t just because theyve got experience. ps also...

Unfortunately for some bizarre reason Ive been up more this season than any other since I was a season ticket holder over 12 years ago. Maybe its because I feel the team deserately need the support, especially the young lads. I wouldnt say the third category is helping SISU though. It might...

Exactly. Unless Im missing something they only loan the club money. Unless they have totally run out of cash and are pretty much willing to write off their total debt, I cant see any benefit in administration for SISU. they may be able to do something with the tax losses within their portfolio...

Its a fair argument but its a two way thing. One of the biggest mistakes was to go into the season with no momentum or optimism. SISU didnt need to spend a fortune but we all knew a decent striker to replace King was necessary. I believe by not buying someone pre season and giving the fans a...

I dont think anyone can argue with the club trying to become a bit more self sufficent but this can only happen if we are replacing the likes of Clingan with young, hungry, quality, cheaper alternatives from the lower leagues (which hasnt really happened since dann, fox, hussey, westwood...

Thats if the status quo is maintained, however, if we go down assets will reduce in value, weekly/monthly costs increase as crowds dwindle and tv money disappears. They cant continue to let this happen. They gambled by investing so much and now there is no way they will get their £30m back

100% agree. The club and loan is probably ultimately only worth £1, however, SISU will believe that there are assets worth a few million (Juke, Turner etc). I presume their loans are secured therefore their argument could be if they put the club into administration they would have first call on...