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Could work vice-versa too, don't forget, and hypothetically, with SISU out of the equation, having sold out to the aforementioned potentially richest etc etc, any extra cash could be to strengthen both teams (nice thought, but never in a month of Sundays ......)

Hypothetically, that could be a good time for potentially the richest rugby union side in Europe to start taking an interest in football

That's the thanks he gets when he was only trying to be on the same wavelength as SBT posters.

So that's a 'no' then.

Reckon Orient will be more worried about us than the other way around. Not many have gone to P'boro and come away with the points this season.

Zinging along in SA62

1. Yes. The revelation that ACL was loss-making, and the precarious situation with Wasps finances are enough to cast some doubt on the council deal. We need to know whether all the councillors were fully aware, or whether some were manipulated by the prime movers. 2. No. SBT may have a...

Got a feeling that tonight's the night it's all going to click into place. A comfortable home win for me.

They've got one thing in common - they've both got rather peculiar haircuts.

It depends: If you have a successful company, making pots of profit, then there's a big chunk of tax to pay HMG - then it's quite convenient to have a loss-making company to add to the equation to 'equalise' the payment to the tax man

It's a big ask for some whose blinkers are superglued in place and would need to be surgically removed - but they'd never sign the consent form!

Reckon we are going to see the question mark used a lot more from now on, don't you?

Why would they? They are trying to buy the operating lease, not the stadium, as far as I understand.

Far south west Wales, in Pembrokeshire.

They will surely find some way to bring in some cash in the 332 days per year when there is no football. Pretty hopeless if they can't.

You also very nearly got a "they're"

There's a lot of truth in this, especially as it will not all hinge on a boycott on home matches as was the case at Sixfields because presumably the new 100% owned stadium will be geared at producing income the whole year round, not just for 23 days per year. I believe that SISU really do want...

I can remember my first sight of the pitch at Highfield Road. Lights on and the pitch cut in perfect circles. Tommy Hutch and Colin Stein. It's true when they say there's only one chance at making a first impression - and Boy! that impression is still as vivid now as it was then.

I wonder what the general response would be if SISU decided that having given the 'majority' of fans what they wanted and having taken the team back to the Ricoh with promises of bumper crowds, they then said 'OK, now we're back, we'll have to put the ticket prices somewhere around the average...

Not to put too much of a downer on it, but I seem to remember some players stating that the 'boo-boys' in the home crowd was having quite a negative effect on performances at the Ricoh. Didn't some say that it had got to the point that they preferred to play away, and some of the results seemed...