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According to yourself Buster you said young players were brought in to keep the wage down, so it's question do these players have potential? I am not going to say it was the main reason but it was probably a contributing factor knowing that he could leave for a Club which could fight for...

So Arsenal had an agreement that the lad could return to participate in a European and Domestic Competition in which they believe they can win and want Chuba to be apart of, from what has already been said he had been a huge part of those teams already.. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Young players were brought in ,some times , with no other options probably to keep the wage bill down." So players like Thomas, Willis, Christie, Wilson and so on have no potential whatsoever there just playing to keep the bills down? I disagree with the ten point deduction I believe it's one...

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;) You never know but with the World Cup coming up we need to make sure they don't play us any stage.. Back on topic though the one common enemy in our situation, Hull's, Cardiff's, Portsmouth's is money, money is killing the game and effectively it's why we are in Northampton, I agree the FL...

The player belongs to Arsenal this is no different then a player not being allowed to feature due to the fear of being cup tied, it is what it is. Good Luck Chubaca.

The Farmhouse... I haven't been there for years, happy memories for me in that place :)

All the peititions, protests and MP letters aren't going to rid Football of it's one common enemy, so to me it's a good idea but not one that will work.

So what you are suggesting is that Sisu are employing CBRE to play the bluff card to fool everyone. I won't say it's wrong because I don't know any more than that but if so it's risky.

The question is regarding the programme notes above for arguments sake we say the New Stadium is never going to happen like most on here continue to state then why are Sisu employing these companies like CBRE, surely this takes time and money?* *Please don't respond with it will just be dumped...

Let's explore that Spoinkop and we shall see. CCFC were "minutes away from administration" when Sisu took over* since then as I said to duffer our decline has been rapid no doubt as they have added their own mismanagement to our issues, but let's not kid ourselves since we were relegated from...

There is nothing to say that the Club should return to the Ricoh this summer, I will still support them. If the Club hasn't returned to the Ricoh or a new Ground within the sepcified amount of time of which we were given to Groundshare then it's a different question.

I agree with that, we are declining quicker than a Bugatti Veyron can reach it's top speed! As I said previously CCFC has been a ticking time bomb for several years, Sisu just - as you said Duffer - accelerated the process of it all, I still think personally it may have been beneficial for CCFC...

Sisu.....

In your view perhaps, but I'd argue that as we have one of the best away average attendances outside the Premier League* We were in the top 6 last time I checked. Edit: We are currently 6th above the top side in the Championship only the usual suspects are above us and we were 4th until Saturday.

We were going downwards before Sisu came here it's not a trend they have brought with them to CCFC.

"The Grass isn't always Greener on the other side"

The Question is, is the CCFC Rollercoaster like Alton Towers' Oblivion and have one direction from here? :thinking about:

I'll give you three: 1) We have a team of local, young, hungry talent that have the Club at heart and are willing to give their all for it, not old timers looking for a wage. 2) Arguably this season we have played some of the most fantastic Football in recent memory and have scored loads of...