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I think until it's confirmed by the Club people should remain calm, this tweet from Gilbert could be inaccurate.

The rules on taking a case to Luxembourg, I'd be shocked if this turned out to be true; The European Court of Justice has its own rules on the referral of cases. As a general rule, only Member States, the institutions of the European Union and national courts can refer cases to the Court of...

This is the correct decision. Brighton spent £31.3m in the summer (according to Sky Sports) on transfers, but beyond that it's progression - Brighton haven't showed any. Each promoted club from the Championship is looking to survive in their first season and then build, something Brighton...

I personally won't read anything into it at the moment Dom, the reality is we could still end up elsewhere, the longer this continues to drag out the more people will believe that is going to be case.

That isn't any more or less information that we already know, I'd like to hope that this suggests something positive for our future at the Ricoh, but until it's confirmed through official channels I won't believe it.

I agree with you BD, take Wasps away from the thinking and the Vodafone deal will be very good for the Ricoh, fans and businesses locally.

I would say based on historical points of reference we haven't seen the end of legal action, but I don't think anything will happen until discussions between Wasps and CCFC find their conclusion.

They (David Rubin & Partners) appear to be trusted in handling administration cases for professional Football clubs, which is promising for Bolton at least. Hopefully they get the best outcome possible, but a part of me remains sceptical seeing Paul Appleton's name associated with the case.

Burge made simple mistakes, but beyond that the issue was, he didn't do it once, twice or three times, it was beyond that. His form in the season just gone has been woeful and to defend him is borderline madness. If LOB had been fit I am sure he would have been put into the team at some point...

Good god, the Administrator that has been appointed to Bolton's case is Paul Appleton. As if it couldn't get any worse for them.

He’s quite well off personally, but not enough to take on a Football Club by himself, nor does he have the time due to his commitments with RBR. I don’t think he’s involved with the Hoffman Consortium. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ve heard previously that he’s tried and failed. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not just this forum Terry, lots of people who have told me one thing or another in various pubs before games. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Never given him a penny myself, but always looked a dodgy chap. I’ve heard a lot of bad stories from various people, on multiple occasions, I’d recommend all fans steer well clear. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not sure where they can go with it tbh, they could submit a fresh appeal on new grounds, but can’t see the point of that. They can’t appeal the current decision to Luxembourg as it has to have reasonable doubt in a UK court which it don’t. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Would be a backward step in my opinion, no thanks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Technically there is no legal action from SISU at present since the judgment was delivered in court, hence why talks have been able to happen between CCFC and Wasps. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I take two things from this; 1) One side is putting obstacles of some sort, you would imagine Wasps. 2) There is no mention of the alternative option, is it still available, what is the short period of time that it’s likely to be an option for, what happens should CCFC/Wasps talks fail...

This is positive, however I'd be mindful of relying on Cov Live to emphasise your point - no doubt they will get the retained list wrong this summer.

I have a good feeling about next season, but that could also be indigestion as I've just had lunch.