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Very good point there. Although I think it was Labovitch not Fisher.

Rightly or wrongly for the club, they have to look after their own business. It's clearly in their best interests to have a team using the bowl with a large attendance every week or two. They can only do so much though to make that happen though. Have they done everything they can? Who knows...

Really feel for the guys in that office. It's not the most exciting of places to spend the day.

I've dug some jeans out. Aside from a suit for meetings and sledging earlier in the year it's the first time I've worn a pair of trousers this year! Btw was it Wimbledon that have said you can't collect from them or was that somewhere else?

Hopefully so!

As that's a question about football I don't think it would be appropriate to answer it on Sky Blues Talk. Actually I'll be a rule breaker. Yeah I am. You?

Yes the offer could/should've been followed up. The point is why did it need to be?

I'm not saying that it couldn't of been offered at a later date. It could/should've been. Why couldn't ML ring up when he was wearing his Otium hat and ask if the offer was still valid? What would he have to lose? If it was a yes it would mean a deal cheaper than Sixfields and higher revenue...