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Profound statement - too deep for me!

Not sure why ACL are making such a big deal about Fisher's last statement. Haven't they been telling us all along that they are a profitable and viable business without the football club?

The way that some folk seem to be reading it is that none of the existing management team is allowed to do anything and that the administrator has to run the whole club single-handed. I think that the point that many are missing is that although CCFC Ltd are in administration, they have not...

That's an interesting development. If it's true he could seem to be saying that SISU may no longer be interested in the Ricoh nor the development site around it, but by creating a new stadium in the city they seem to be hinting that they could really want to hang on to, and develop their plan...

In order to go along with your guess it would be necessary to agree with your hypothesis that it really would be a 3, 5 or 7 year plan, which is in itself only a guess on your part. How do you know this to be the case?

Mine was in January '74 in the FA Cup against Derby County. It was a goalless draw, but memorable as the first Sunday game to be played at Highfield Road - I think that was brought on by the 3day week & miners's strike meaning that evening games couldn't be played due to power cuts. If I...

I wonder how relevant the amount in Sisu's account is. If they are managing their investors' money, surely that is more relevant - maybe they have the backing of an investor who has given them a 'win, whatever the cost' brief.

Cannon Balls even!

With such a clearly unbiased and impartial summary, how can he fail to do the right thing?

For the moment, conveniently forgetting all the arguments surrounding who did what to who and when, and concentrating just on the info that has come out about the high court action against the council. If you had to put your life savings on SISU or the Council winning the case, who would it...

Problem is that these questions mean zilch in relationship to the major league poker game that is being played out between SISU and the council. Whether there is something to this inside info from the newcomer called Inside Track or not, I don't know, but if he's a WUM he's played a blinder...

Are you sure about that?;)

I hadn't thought of it like that - that as the major creditor, they could elect to stake a claim to the GS as what would appear to be the only asset, as part payment of the debt. If ACL were to try to do this, the odds would be 60 million to 1.2 Million in favour of SISU. Oh-oh!

As the years pass into senior citizenship, I find that more and more I don't just zonk straight out into sleep, but spend hours just letting random thoughts play out in my head. Although more recently not so random as the CCFC/SISU saga has played its tricks. With the hearing aids on the bedside...

If CCFC Ltd originally put themselves into voluntary administration because was insolvent, i.e. it didn't have sufficient assets to pay its debts, what is to prevent its parent company injecting sufficient funds to allow it to pay off any debts to creditors and administrators, i.e. everyone...

And along the same lines - we've already had, allegedly, Baker saying that the team would prefer to play away from home because of the section of the crowd that's always moaning, booing and shouting abuse, whilst those that made the effort to travel were brilliant and the players really got...

Tell that to the childrens' service that suffered the cuts.

If it is it won't be long before he becomes one mighty confused cowpoke!

If it's that straightforward, why don't you enlighten us with the answer, I'm sure I'm not the only one that would like to know.

Removed as I see that someone else described the same thing on another thread