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this is really strange. if there's something that's so confidential what are they doing telling it to supporters in the first place? they don't really help themselves, finally agreeing to meet some fans and now noones allowed to know what happened!

they used to show the reserve games didn't they?

doesn't really tell us anything. the one interesting thing is that he clearly states that the club is ultimately owned by SISU this does seem a little at odds with the view held on here by people who know far more about these things than me who have often reminded us that SISU don't own the...

Claridge clearly doesn't keep an eye on what's going on when he thinks SISU are going to get the chequebook out to start signing players.

besides the obvious fact that 7 points would put us outside the relegation zone you have to account for the impact it had on morale. Losing points in the manner we did early in the season must impact on the team, esp when we have a lot of youngsters. If we'd have picked up those points and made...

hard to judge this without knowing the motive. could be that he thought he'd have a few offers for a new contract and now he's seeing no one interested he wants to get some games in to get another contract with someone and sit around for another few years. it shouldn't take a professional...

from my Newcastle supporting mate he's not got any inside info or anything so take it for what it's worth!

have you been at the whiskey? :D it would be interesting to see what kind of crowds we get if we started doing well in Div 1 but I imagine most of our fans would just find another reason not to go. When we've been up in the play off positions prior to our post Xmas slumps of past seasons it...

it's on iPlayer now, should be able to view it from anywhere in the UK http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b019n9gj/Late_Kick_Off_Midlands_2012_Episode_1/

excellent piece. find it inresting that CWR keep saying they can't say much as they have to remain neutral but we can get a piece like this on BBC1. Surely being neutral doesn't mean you have to ignore the facts. Thought it was spot on, presented the facts, gave Keys the chance to air a fans...

is this seriously all because of something 37 years ago or am I missing something? before my time but it looks like the police delayed the kick off, that being the case what would you expect to happen when the score came through? it's no different these days if there's a game on the last day...

it's sounding like it has in which case paying back the loan, not accounting for interest, would mean we can only afford to pay 11 players. Let's hope we don't get any injurys next year :)

Save Our City could do worse than reach out to some former players. Froggy and Hucks have both spoken out on twitter so they may put their names to it. Now the campaign has been shown to be peaceful and well managed it can't hurt to have a few 'names' on board.

Would talks need to take place with Higgs at this point tho? Isn't that a set formula for the price, if that's the case any actual talks would need to be with the council if they wanted to buy the stadium outright. If / when they agree surely the purchase of the Higgs share would be straightforward.

it is the parent company that's in admin but according to reports on the deal they've got rid of him as they're under embargo and the league will only let them sign someone if they get rid of someone. something doesn't quite add up but if they haven't had points taken off by now they most likley...

says it all that noone at the club tells Thorn what's going on with transfers and he had to phone Mowbray himself. you could tell from his response to the Cody question that he finds out someones left the same time as the rest of us.

any idea how many tickets we get for Reading, seem to remember from last season there's quite a big away section. I'll be making the trip up from Portsmouth to 'back the boys'.

could be interesting but it depends how it's being run. at the ones they've had in Cov there's always been a buffer (Eakin or someone similar) between the powers that be and the fans asking the questions to stop things getting too messy but if this is going to be fans putting the questions...

while you wouldn't put anything past SISU where are they going to play if it's not the Ricoh? The Butts only holds 3K and isn't Nuneaton mostly standing? If the freefall continues and we end up in League 2 or worse then I'm sure there's a point at which a move to the Butts becomes a viable...

what happens with teams that go down, is it just a blanket rule? can't see how many teams with higher revenue in the championship and no limit on the wage bill would be under the limit if relegated. how are they supposed to get under the limit, not like they can just cancel contracts?